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  • @TTOlympic
    Team TTO
    @TTOlympic
    Aug 17
    Happy Birthday to Trinidad and Tobago’s first Olympic gold medallist and sporting legend, Hasely Crawford! 🇹🇹🎂🥇🎉 Today, we celebrate a national icon whose achievements, dedication and pioneering spirit have left an enduring mark on Trinidad and Tobago sport. Your legacy
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  • @TTOlympic
    Team TTO
    @TTOlympic
    Aug 14
    A silver moment worth looking back on! 🚴🏽‍♂️✨🇹🇹🫡 Nicholas Paul raced his way onto the podium, securing silver for Trinidad and Tobago in the Men’s Sprint at the Commonwealth Games. Another proud podium moment for Team TTO. Congrats again Nico 🇹🇹🥈 #TeamTTO #CommonwealthGames
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  • @TTOlympic
    Team TTO
    @TTOlympic
    Aug 14
    A special Glasgow 2026 moment for Shaniqua Bascombe! ✨ Making her Commonwealth Games debut, Shaniqua raced her way onto the podium in the Women’s 200m, claiming silver in 22.35 seconds. 🥈🔥 First Commonwealth Games. First Commonwealth medal. And a memorable start to her
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  • @TTOlympic
    Team TTO
    @TTOlympic
    Aug 13
    Looking back at one of Team TTO’s medal moments from Glasgow 2026! 🇹🇹✨🥉🥉🥉🥉🥉🥉🥉 Michelle-Lee Ahye, Shaniqua Bascombe, Reese Webster and Leah Bertrand joined forces in the Women’s 4x100m Relay, clocking 43.09 seconds to secure Commonwealth bronze for Trinidad and Tobago.
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  • @TTOlympic
    Team TTO
    @TTOlympic
    Aug 13
    A Commonwealth journey that came full circle for Jereem Richards. ✨ Jereem made his Commonwealth Games debut right here in Glasgow in 2014, competing in the Men’s 200m and exiting in the opening round. Four years later, he returned at Gold Coast 2018 and became Commonwealth
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