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10 Sports Legends in Trinidad & Tobago

By PanamericanWorldPosted in Sports, Sports-Trinidad & TobagoTagged Ato Boldon, Brian, Dwight Yorke, George Bovell, Hasely Crawford, Kelly-Ann Baptiste, Keshorn Walcott, Lalonde Gordon, Richard Thompson, Rodney Wilkes

These are the sports Legends in Trinidad & Tobago, a small Caribbean country, but its sports talent is huge.

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