Queen’s Baton relay signals countdown to 2022 Commonwealth Games
TT BOXER Nigel Paul was elated to see his national team-mates and participate in the Queen’s Baton relay as for him it signifies the start of the 2022 Commonwealth Games countdown.
COMMONWEALTH GAMES
Symbol of unity, diversity
BOTH Minister of Sport and Community Development (MSCD) Shamfa Cudjoe and Trinidad and Tobago Commonwealth Games Association (TTCGA) president Brian Lewis hailed the Queen’s Baton—the torch that is used to build awareness ahead of the Commonwealth Games—as a symbol of unity and diversity.
Birmingham 2022: Chef de Mission Team Trinidad and Tobago Lovie Santana
Lovie Santana, the Trinidad and Tobago Chef de Mission for Birmingham 2022, experienced the full range of British weather when attending last month's open days for this year's Commonwealth Games.
Queen's Baton arrives in Trinidad and Tobago
The Trinidad and Tobago Commonwealth Games Association (TTCGA) has launched the Queen's Baton visit to Trinidad and Tobago.
Fifty-eight teams attend Birmingham 2022 meetings and venue tours
Fifty-eight countries and territories were represented as Chef de Missions and other officials travelled to Birmingham as part of planning for this year's Commonwealth Games.
Transgender cyclist may compete at Birmingham 2022 after rules approval
A transgender cyclist could compete at this year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham following the approval of new gender rules by the Commonwealth Games Federation.
Calypso Girls to open against England at Commonwealth Games
The "Calypso Girls" will open the netball competition at the Commonwealth Games against host England on July 29 at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.
Bold move
Lewis supports Commonwealth Games’ decision to allow podium protests.
Athletes to express themselves during Birmingham 2022 Games
T&T Olympic Committee president Brian Lewis is pleased by the move of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) in giving athletes the freedom to protest on the podium at this year's event to be held in Birmingham, England.
CGF to support athletes' "positive expressions of their values" at Commonwealth Games
The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) is "supportive of freedom of expression" and "understands that athletes may want to make positive expressions of their values", subject to its Charter of Good Conduct.