The votes continue to roll in as this weekend’s deadline quickly approaches for the 2017 Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee’s People’s Choice Award.
Chris Froome fights to save career after failed drugs test result
• Froome found to have an excessive level of an asthma drug at Vuelta
• Team Sky have ‘utmost confidence’ he stayed within permissible dose
• Rider says he was following team doctor’s advice after asthma got worse
Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) and Olympic Channel Services (OCS) Achieve Two Environmental ISO Certificates For Their Contributions to a More Sustainable Workplace
MADRID - Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) and Olympic Channel Services (OCS) were recently presented with two ISO certificates at their Madrid, Spain headquarters. The certificates recognise the company’s commitment to the environment, and dedication to promoting the best management of resources.
Sport Company staff told to look for jobs
Staff of the embattled Sport Company of Trinidad and Tobago (SporTT) have been told in no uncertain terms by acting CEO Jason Williams they should pursue employment opportunities elsewhere as the company’s future is uncertain and restructuring exercises continue.
Jamaica complete Gold Coast 2018 rugby sevens line-up after winning final qualifier
Jamaica will make their debut appearance in Commonwealth Games rugby sevens at Gold Coast 2018 after becoming the final nation to qualify.
As Sponsors Shy Away, FIFA Faces World Cup Shortfall
FIFA, the global governing body for soccer, ordinarily enjoys huge revenue streams — in the hundreds of millions of dollars — from sponsorship deals attached to the world’s most-watched sporting event, the World Cup. But less than a year before the next edition of the tournament, the organization is having trouble finding companies willing to be a partner.