Monday 22nd
Daily Media Monitoring Report - Friday 19th June - Monday 22nd June, 2026
Prepared by: Elijah Samaroo
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Media House |
Type of Article |
Headline and Page No |
Article Summary/Issue Raised |
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| Sport Division | Trinidad and Tobago Guardian Friday 19th |
Sport News | 'Cordner tricks Police to keep Club Sando on top in WoLF' Page 37 |
National Player Kennya Cordner scored a hat-trick to lead defending champions Club Sando to a 7-1 win against T&T Police to remain top of the Trinidad group of the 2026 T&T Women's League Football. | ||
| Sport Division | Trinidad and Tobago Guardian Sunday 21st |
Sport News | 'Carter, Ferguson fifth in Pro Series B-Finals' Page 41 |
USA-based T&T swimmers Dylan Carter and Zuri Furguson both ended in the fifth spot in their respective B-Finals when the penultimate night of finals in the TYR Pro Swim Series took place at the Indiana University Natatorium on the campus of IU Indianapolis, USA, on Friday. | ||
| Sport Division | Trinidad and Tobago Guardian Monday 22nd |
Sport News | 'Kieron Pollard - The new king of T20 runs' Page 32 |
Kieron Pollard is now the highest run scorer in T20 cricket after passing his former West Indies teammate Chris Gayle while competing in Major League Cricket on Saturday. His run total now stands at 14,582. | ||
| Sport Division | Daily Express Monday 22nd |
Sport News | 'Charles, Walcott, Bertrand golden at National Champs' |
Aaron Charles produced a dominant run to win the men’s 200 metres title on the third and final day of the National Championships. Reigning world champion Keshorn Walcott retained his men’s javelin title, the Ascend Athletics thrower landing the spear 81.43 metres. The women’s 200m was a thriller, Simplex athlete Leah Bertrand prevailing in 23.36 seconds to complete the sprint double. |
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| Sport Division | Daily Express Monday 22nd |
Sport News | 'T&T lifter fifth at World Championships' | Trinidad and Tobago powerlifter Zahra Padia, 29, has achieved a remarkable milestone on the international stage, finishing fifth overall in the Women’s 84+ kg category at the 2026 International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) World Powerlifting Championships held in Druskininkai, Lithuania. |
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| Sport Division | Daily Express Sunday 21st |
Sport News | 'Public funds demand public accountability - Sport Minister calls for review amid TTFA payment woes' |
Sport and Youth Affairs Minister, the Honourable Phillip Watts says transparency, accountability and proper financial oversight are essential prerequisites for any organisation receiving public funding. He stressed that Government spending must be led by a clear evaluation of previous expenditures and adherence to governance principles and must be seen as a proven necessity. |
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