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Trinidad and Tobago Marathon: History In Making, Sunday 29th January 2023

BE PART OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO MARATHON (TTIM) HISTORY.

TRIUMPHANT: Guyana’s Kelvin Johnson raises his arms in victory after taking the 2022 elite category of the Trinidad and Tobago International Marathon (TTIM) last year in Chaguaramas. Johnson will defend his crown on a new route tomorrow for the 41st edition of the TTIM. —Photo: ISHMAEL SALANDY (Image obtained via trinidadexpress.com)

Johnson to defend title | Trinidad Express Newspapers

T&T International Marathon.

Derrick McIntyre, 85, seeks to become oldest TTIM marathon walk participant. (Image obtained from newsday.co.tt)

McIntyre, 85, seeks to become oldest TTIM marathon walker | Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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TTOC workshop to address economic challenges

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (TTOC) vice president Diane Henderson’s intention is that this year’s Advancing Women in Leadership (AWIL) workshop will assist women to cope with the economic and financial challenges presented during a COVID-19 period.

All masked TTOC walkers Anton Lafond, from left, TTOC president Brian Lewis, outgoing THA Secretary of Sport and Youth Affairs Jomo Pitt, former Strike Squad captain and current TT Super League President Clayton Morris and Advisor to THA Secretary of Sport and Youth Affairs Biana Edwards at the Queen's Park Savannah in Port-of-Spain during Sunday's 26.2 mile TTOC Marathon Walk. Melanie Gulston/Team TTO Media

Thanks for supporting the TTOC cause - Be an obstacle remover | Trinidad and Tobago Guardian

TOP TIME: Corey Joseph-Samaroo, left, receives his virtual Trinidad and Tobago International Marathon (TTIM) medal from TTIM chairperson Diane Henderson, at the T&T Olympic Committee (TTOC) office, Abercromby Street, Port of Spain, on Thursday. Joseph-Samaroo recorded the fastest time in the event, the One-A-Week runner completing 26.2 miles in three hours, 17 minutes and 38 seconds.

Joseph-Samaroo fastest in ‘virtual’ T&T Marathon | Trinidad Express Newspapers

TeamTTO Marathon Walkers on Colville Street heading to Queen's Park Savannah. Photo: Melanie Gulston/Team TTO Media

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TTOC Marathon Walk reflects athletes’ dedication to their dreams

TTOC WALKERS: Minister of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries Clarence Rambharat, right, speaks with Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee president Brian Lewis, second from left, and Richie Rahim, the first walker to the finish, after Sunday’s 26.2 mile TTOC Marathon Walk that concluded in front of Whitehall at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port of Spain. —Photo: Melanie Gulston/Team TTO Media

Committed to TEAM TTO

...TTOC president reflects on Marathon Walk

TTOC PRESIDENT Brian Lewis said the TTOC’s determination to continue its Marathon Walk reflected the commitment of the TTO athletes to their and the country’s sporting dreams.

Lewis and a small group of supporters successfully undertook to complete the 26.2 mile course on the final day of the Trinidad...

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TT Olympic Committee president Brian Lewis. - SUREASH CHOLAI

Lewis: TT Marathon to start TTOC 75th celebrations

PARTICIPATION in the 2021 TT International Marathon will kickstart the TT Olympic Committee (TTOC)’s 75th-anniversary celebrations, according to TTOC president Brian Lewis.

Lewis: Marathon Walk ideal kick-start to TTOC’s 75th anniversary celebrations

The Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) will spark off their 75th anniversary commemoration with their special edition T-shirts and participation in the 2021 Trinidad and Tobago International Marathon (TTIM) that culminates Sunday.

Traditionally a fund-raiser for the TTOC’s #10golds24 Athletes...

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