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Campbell, Carter win TTOC awards
TT’s Teniel Campbell. -
TT cyclist Teniel Campbell and swimmer Dylan Carter won the sportswoman and sportsman of the year awards respectively at the 26th Annual TT Olympic Committee (TTOC) Awards, on Tuesday. The award ceremony was held virtually because of the covid19 pandemic.
Carter competed creditably alongside the world’s top swimmers at the International Swimming League (ISL) in Hungary in October and November.
The TT swimmer represented his club team Los Angeles Current.
At the ISL Carter set personal bests and broke two national records.
Campbell, the first women’s TT cyclist to qualify for the Olympics, had a busy year compared to her fellow TT athletes.