Olympics

T&T swimmer George Bovell has made it clear that he is here at London Olympic Games to win a medal.

Carlos Suarez’s career as a boxer for T&T came to a controversial end yesterday, but it was not in the ring.

Success costs a lot. When you read of the investment made by UK Sport in their programmes, you understand that there are people who recognise how important sport is.

Forty-fifth (45th) spot was not the position T&T’s Andrew Lewis was hoping to be at the end of day one of his sailing event, yesterday at the London Olympic Games in England.

I wish to sincerely apologise for the omission of some words in my column yesterday which implied that I accept the use of illicit drugs.

T&T’s lone boxer, 19-year-old Carlos Suarez will head into the ring at 10 am T&T time today, in his first bout in the Round of 32.He will compete in the men’s lightweight division.

T&T’s George Bovell swam a personal best time of 55.22 seconds in the men’s 100 metres backstroke to set a new national record at the Olympic Games, here in London, England, yesterday.

It rained today. The sun shone brightly. The winds were very chilly. Yes it all happened. It’s Sunday here in London.