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Julien Alfred, left, of Saint Lucia, took time out of the medal ceremony activities to link up with her friend T&T’s Jereem Richards and T&T freelance reporter Andre E. Baptise after the men’s 400-meter first-round heat at the 2024 Summer Olympics yesterday in Saint-Denis, France. On Saturday, Alfred clocked 10.72 seconds to win the women’s 100-meter gold medal. (Image obtained at guardian.co.tt)

Richards advances in 400m semi-finals and extends congratulations to sprint queen Alfred (Trinidad and Tobago Guardian)

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The reaction times off the starting blocks in the men's 100m final - BBC Sport (Image obtained at bbc.com)

How Lyles' torso decided greatest Olympics 100m final (BBC Sport)

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QUICK LAP: Trinidad and Tobago’s Jereem “The Dream” Richards, left, finishes his Olympic Games men’s 400 metres first round heat in 44.31 seconds at the Stade De France, in Paris, yesterday. Richards was second in the race. Qatar’s Ammar Ibrahim, right, clocked a personal best of 44.66 to secure fourth spot. —Photo: BRENT STUBBS (Image obtained at trinidadexpress.com)

DREAM FORM FROM RICHARDS (Trinidad Express Newspapers)

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Jereem Richards, of Trinidad And Tobago, from left; Ammar Ismail Yahia Ibrahim, of Qatar; Anthony Jose Zambrano, of Colombia; and Michael Norman, of the US, compete in a men's 400 metres round one heat at the 2024 Olympics. - AP PHOTO (Image obtained at newsday.co.tt)

Jereem places second in brisk heat, advances to men's 400m semis (Trinidad and Tobago Newsday)

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Noah Lyles wins Men’s 100m gold in epic Olympic final (Trinidad and Tobago Guardian)

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TT women's sprinter Leah Bertrand, right, and Twanisha Terry of the US, compete in a 100m heat at the 2024 Olympics on August 2 in Saint-Denis, France. Bertrand finished third to qualify for the semifinals. AP PHOTO. - (Image obtained at newsday.co.tt)

Leah Bertrand 'proud' to reach women's 100m semis, shifts focus to 4x100m relay (Trinidad and Tobago Newsday)

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