Sport · 2 min read · Published 31 Oct 2026 · · Updated 2 Nov 2026 ·
Guardian Reports T&T’s 3x3 AmeriCup Main-Draw Exit
Updated · 2 Nov 2026 ·
The Guardian reported on 2 November that T&T lost 21–8 to Canada and 21–9 to Mexico in main-draw Pool C on Saturday 31 October, finishing the group with two defeats. It placed the team 12th overall. These later results follow the earlier qualifying success; the full official FIBA table has not been obtained, so the scores and final placing remain attributed to the newspaper.
Sources: Trinidad Guardian, 2 Nov 2026 ↗
By the Luk It Hyah newsdesk · Sources · Reporting disclaimer
The Short
After qualifying for the FIBA 3x3 AmeriCup main draw, Trinidad and Tobago lost to Canada and Mexico on Saturday, according to the Guardian. The newspaper reports a 12th-place finish; the full official result table has not been obtained.
Related public figures: Tyrik Zwade Singh
The Full Story
T&T opened Thursday 29 October with a 17–14 loss to Saint Lucia, then beat the Cayman Islands 21–12 and Honduras 21–14, according to FIBA. The results left three teams level with two wins and one defeat in qualifying Pool C.
Sources: FIBA — AmeriCup qualifying recap ↗
Total points scored decided the qualifying place. T&T finished ahead of Honduras and Saint Lucia on that measure. FIBA credits Tyrik Zwade Singh with 11 points against the Cayman Islands and six against Honduras.
The Guardian also reports the qualification and places T&T alongside Canada and Mexico in main-draw Pool C. This is a report of the qualifying outcome, not a current main-draw score or a confirmed match-time notice.
Sources: FIBA — AmeriCup qualifying recap ↗ · Trinidad Guardian — AmeriCup report ↗
The Guardian reported on 2 November that T&T lost 21–8 to Canada and 21–9 to Mexico in main-draw Pool C on Saturday 31 October, finishing the group with two defeats. It placed the team 12th overall. These later results follow the earlier qualifying success; the full official FIBA table has not been obtained, so the scores and final placing remain attributed to the newspaper.
Sources: Trinidad Guardian, 2 Nov 2026 ↗
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