PARIS 2024 - Page #11

TeamTTO - Paris 2024

Michelle-Lee Ahye

// Athletics - Women

100m & 4x100 relay

Leah Bertrand

// Athletics - Women

100m & 4x100 relay

Sole Frederick

// Athletics - Women

4x100 relay

Akilah Lewis

// Athletics - Women

4x100 relay

Portious Warren

// Athletics - Women

Shot Put

Keshorn Walcott

// Athletics - Men

Javelin

Jereem Richards

// Athletics - Men

200m, 400m & 4x400 relay

Devin Augustine

// Athletics - Men

100m

Jaden Marchan

// Athletics - Men

4x400 relay

Shakeem Mc Kay

// Athletics - Men

4x400 relay

Renny Quow

// Athletics - Men

4x400 relay

Sanaa Frederick

// Athletics - Women

4x100 relay (Reserve)

Elijah Joseph

// Athletics - Men

4x100 relay (Reserve)

Nicholas Paul

// Cycling - Men

Kwesi Browne

// Cycling - Men

Dylan Carter

// Swimming - Men

50m and 100m Freestyle

Zuri Ferguson

// Swimming - Women

Backstroke 100m

GREAT START: Trinidad and Tobago’s Keshorn Walcott celebrates his excellent start in the Olympic Games men’s javelin final at the Stade de France, in Paris, on Thursday. The 2012 champion landed the spear 86.16 metres in the first round to take an early lead. --Photo: BRENT STUBBS (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)

Grateful Keshorn (Trinidad Express Newspapers)

...Two-time Olympic medallist feels supported.

Trinidad and Tobago sprinter Renny Quow (bottom left) lost one of his shoes during the men's 4 x 400-metre relay heat (Image obtained at dailymail.co.uk)

Trinidad and Tobago sprinter loses his SHOE in men's 4x400m relay heat... but still manages finish his leg before passing the baton (Daily Mail)

(Image obtained at guardian.co.tt)

Hail Jereem for his heart and soul effort (Trinidad and Tobago Guardian)

TTO ANCHOR: Leah Bertrand, top right, performs anchorleg duties for Trinidad and Tobago in the second women’s 4x100 metres qualifying round heat at the Stade de France, in Paris, yesterday. T&T finished eighth in the race in 43.99 seconds, and did not progress to the final. Also in the photo are Nigeria’s Tima Godbless, left, and Spain’s Maria Perez. Nigeria and Spain were sixth and seventh, respectively, clocking 42.70 and 42.77. —Photo: BRENT STUBBS (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)

VALUABLE EXPERIENCE (Trinidad Express Newspapers)

...Young 4x1 women out; Warren exits too.

Photo: Jereem Richards/Facebook (Image obtained at tt.loopnews.com)

PM Rowley's heartwarming message to Jereem: You did your best (Loop News)

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