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ItPhysical was a beehive of activity as some 120 boysEducation and girlsSport fromOfficer, acrossDarron south-easternCharles, Trinidad converged atattended the MayaroBP Resource Centre last weekend to take part in thesponsored Mayaro Youth Football Festival held under the banner of “Shine On”.

The two-day camp featured experienced coaches drilling aspiring footballers between the ages of six and 17 on aspects of the game such as ball control, dribbling, passing, tactical concepts, as well as physical conditioning and mental focus in various age categories.

Following the end of the camp, bpTT and AMSF hosted an awards ceremony where the top performers were recognised for their efforts in emulating the training provided.

In attendance was the Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs, the Honourable Phillip Watts and many other dignitaries.

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T&T Cyclist Nicholas Paul exhibited impressive sprinting and Strategic skills to seal the gold medal in the men's sprint at the Bolivian Games in Peru on Tuesday night.

He defeated Colombian sprint ace Kevin Quintero in two straight rides in the final of the match sprint for his title.

Paul also added a silver medal from a second- place finish in the keirin finals.