NAAATT Media Articles

Updated :

30 August 2023
Ephraim Serrette has resigned from his position as President of the National Association of Athletics Administrations of Trinidad and Tobago (NAAATT) with effect from 2021 February 16
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Serrette was on the NAAA’s board for over 15 years, 13 of which he served as president. Under his leadership, the association made significant strides and has often been recognised as the best local sporting organisation
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Lynette “Granny” Luces has died. The famous marathon runner was 93. Granny Luces was a fixture at the Trinidad and Tobago International Marathon (TTIM)
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NAAA first vice-president George Comissiong will act as president until the next annual general meeting in November
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Luces is popularly known for participating and completing long-distance races throughout TT and the world
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The adoration that gripped the country when elderly runner Lynette ‘Granny’ Luces took part at road races, is now gone. She was 93
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Local track and field athletes will get an extended period to prepare for the National Association of Athletics Administration of T&T’s (NAAATT) next test event which has been rescheduled for February 28 at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, Port-of-Spain
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PRESIDENT of the National Association of Athletics Administrations (NAAA) Ephraim Serrette was satisfied with how the association’s track and field Test events unfolded at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, last weekend
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Che Richards, Hezekiel Romeo, Janae De Gannes and Jonathan Farinha were among the standouts at two track and field test meets held at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain, on the weekend
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Dwight St Hillaire jumped from 13th to third on the all-time Trinidad and Tobago indoor men’s 400 metres list with a fast 45.64-second run at the Tiger Paw Invite in South Carolina, USA, last Friday
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