The Trinidad and Tobago Association of Masters Athletes (TTAMA) is proud to announce its new executive team. The elections, which took place at the Annual General Meeting two weeks ago, were held at the prestigious National Cycling Velodrome in Couva, marking a new chapter in the association's history.
Geraldine George, a name that resonates with mastery and unparalleled achievement in the world of Masters athletics, continues to be a source of inspiration and admiration. With an impressive track record of being an eight-time Masters World Champion, George's contributions to the sport, particularly in the Throwing Events, are monumental.
Ayanna Hutchinson-Britton, a name that resonates with excellence in the realm of athletics, continues to inspire a new generation of athletes. As a former Olympian and the current Masters world record holder in the W35 4x100m relay, Ayanna's contributions to the sport extend far beyond her personal achievements on the track.
In the realm of Masters athletics, Ian Andrews stands as a towering figure, epitomizing the spirit of determination and excellence. For the past fifteen years, Andrews has been a proud representative of Trinidad and Tobago, donning the national colors of red, white, and black with unparalleled pride and commitment.