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We celebrate with The Trinidad and Tobago Target Archery Federation the fantastic performance of the Trinidad and Tobago team on winning three (3) team medals in the Multi-sites Indoor Championship of the Americas (MICA) 2020
JUNIOR MEN RECURVE - 2ND PLACE
Rahul Mahabir
Matthew Sonnilall
Darnell Garcia
JUNIOR WOMEN RECURVE - 2ND PLACE
Shemariah Ali
Kaylee Gopee
Amelia Bryan
JUNIOR WOMEN COMPOUND - 3RD PLACE
Breanna Ali
Shanta Roopchand
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Be viewing The National Basketball Federation of Trinidad and Tobago - NBFTT YouTube channel as they feature TTPS Basketball Team Shooting Guard Kielle Connelly in Episode 1 of HER TAKE...with the Trinidad & Tobago Female Basketball League 🎞️🪑🏀
Episode 1, Friday 15, on YouTube. ... See MoreSee Less
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In his first interview as Director of the Physical Education and Sport Division, Mr Gabre Mc Tair talked about the role of the physical education and sport division, how the ministry has been utilising this time to plan programmes, and what sports enthusiasts can expect in the ministry's newly launched 2021 digital sports calendar. This can be accessed on the ministry's website at mscd.gov.tt/sport/mscd-sport-calendar-2021/ ... See MoreSee Less
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#communityvoices The cultural confluence of our people is embodied in The Prime Minister’s Best Village Trophy Competition. Best Village a True Cultural Gem! We are getting prepared for Best Village 2021. Look out for more details ... See MoreSee Less
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#IamRWB – In 2020, Teniel Campbell, this country’s first female pro cyclist, joined the prestigious Mitchelton-Scott cycling team. During an interview with bicycling.com, she said ““I never thought I would get to this point so quickly… to be performing so well amongst the best in Europe was really a shock to everyone because they wouldn’t expect me to fit in so quickly and already be a force to reckon with on the circuit.” Campbell won the TTOC Sportswoman of the Year Award. In accepting her award, she said “we continue to train hard and we hope for the best!” ... See MoreSee Less
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Join the new Director of Physical Education and Sport Gabre Mc Tair this Thursday on TTT's "The Now" morning programme at 6:20 am as he discuses the Ministry's 2021 Sport Calendar!
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#ttsportingmoments – Today we feature positive messages from TTOC President Brian Lewis and Junior Sportsman of the Year Nikoli Blackman.
First up- “We must be game changers” – The words of Brian Lewis during the 26th Annual Awards ceremony. His words speak deeply to adjusting to the new normal and maintaining our resiliency during these challenging times.
In accepting the Junior Sportsman award, Nikoli says “this award means a lot to me.” He set a new national 50-metre Freestyle record at the 2020 UANA Swimming Championship in Lima, Peru. ... See MoreSee Less
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#mediationmonday Begin this Year 2021 Strong!!!!!
Why not perform a random act of kindness? Help others with this ripple effect…
Helping others by doing one random act of kindness can improve a person’s self-esteem.
Self-esteem improves mental wellness in a variety of ways including a sense of social connectivity.
Have you looked around your community, neighbourhood, home? See if someone or anyone is in need of your assistance?
Volunteerism contributes to lessening loneliness and depression. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Ministry of Sport and Community Development (MSCD) launched Trinidad and Tobago’s first ever comprehensive digital sport calendar . With a stunning e-magazine design the reader is taken on an informative journey; learning about the roles and functions of the key agencies tasked with developing our sporting talent and strengthening the sporting fraternity. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has dampened our spirits and halted many sporting activities, this e-calendar is a testament to our resilience and a sound message that sport will always find a way to persevere and prevail.
Click here to view the Ministry of Sport and Community Development 2021 Sport Calendar
mscd.gov.tt/mscd-sport-calendar-2021/
Team TTO Red Force Cricket National Basketball Federation of Trinidad and Tobago - NBFTT Amateur Swimming Association of Trinidad & Tobago Trinidad & Tobago Gymnastics Federation SporTT Trinidad & Tobago Cycling Federation Trinidad & Tobago Hockey Tennis Association of Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad & Tobago Equestrian Association Trinidad and Tobago Chess Association Ministry of Education - TT Ministry of Youth Development and National Service • Trinidad and Tobago Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts Trinidad & Tobago ... See MoreSee Less
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#communityvoices Whatever we do, we do it with you in mind. The Ministry of Sport and Community Development, Community Development Division through programmes such as the Community Education Programme, the Prime Minister’s Best Village, Community Outreach, continue to focus on putting people first. We know that you are our greatest asset. #puttingpeoplefirst #communitylove ... See MoreSee Less
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#IamRWB- His focus on success is laser-sharp. Dylan Carter shattered two national records during the final schedule for Season 2020 of the International Swimming League in Budapest, Hungary- 100m butterfly event and the 4 x 100m freestyle lead-off leg. Carter won the TTOC Sportsman of the Year Award. Speaking on this latest achievement, he said “It really is an honour to receive this award from the TTOC. I was surprised but I’m pleased to join some prestigious company with this award to my name. It’s a nice piece of encouragement that I’m heading in the right direction to keep on doing what I’m doing and good things will come.” ... See MoreSee Less
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#ttsportingmoments Over the next two weeks, we will share inspiring messages from winners of the 26th Annual TTOC Awards. First up is the Junior Sportswoman of the Year and People’s Choice Award winner, skiing sensation Abigail Viera. Abigail says “It’s been such an honour to represent Trinidad and Tobago!” She made history by becoming the first athlete to compete at the 2020 Winter Youth Olympics at Lausanne (event held in January of 2020). ... See MoreSee Less
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#MediationMonday
Reconnecting with Loved Ones
Quote - “It would not be much of a universe if it wasn’t home to the people you love.” - Stephen Hawking
Activity
Keep It Simple - Text or email a simple 'Hi' or 'thinking of you note.
Be Direct – own not communicating with the person for a significant period of time
Actually Set Plans – set concrete plans with dates and times
Try Sending a Letter – when you have a lot of difficult and complex emotions to express a letter may be best.
Make Them Laugh – share the joy of your life through funny stories
Address Any Serious Issues –for the relationship to move forward you need to have difficult conversations
Consider What Has Changed – go into the conversation with curiosity about the person’s life. ... See MoreSee Less
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Have a Bright and Prosperous 2021
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#communityvoices The Ministry of Sport and Community Development, Warrenville Regional Complex, recently distributed items to community members. Staff from the Caroni District Office and the Complex pooled their resources to give back to the community. Premier AC and XMOSS Construction donated items in support of this initiative. #PuttingPeopleFirst #servingthecommunity #spreadingcommunitylove ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to all the awardees of the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (Team TTO) 26th Annual Awards
🔸Senior Sportsman Award -Dylan Carter @djacarter
🔸Senior Sportswoman -Teniel Campbell @teniel__campbell
🔸Sports Personality -Aisha Chow @triniblades
🔸Junior Sportsman - Nikoli Blackman
🔸People’s Choice Award & Junior Sportswoman -Abigail Vieira @abbyyvi
🔸Future is Female Award- Samantha Wallace @tallsamsam4
🔸Alexander B Chapman Award - Nigel Grosvenor ... See MoreSee Less
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Deputy Permanent Secretary of the MSCD Ms. Beverly Reid Samuel shared greetings at the TTOC's 26th Annual Awards. She said that 2020 was a year that humanity rebelled with tremendous adaptability, and that this year's awards ceremony was that much more important- it was a statement that the training and aspirations of athletes matter. She also commended athletes, citing that "this year, you had to dig deeper to find the mental fortitude to continue training...having the right attitude is already half the work done for 2021." She congratulated all awardees and asked of athletes to continue giving us all much needed inspiration. ... See MoreSee Less
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