Trinidad and Tobago (TT) made a resounding statement on the first day of the XXXVIII Carifta Aquatics Championships 2025 Water Polo tournament, held at the Coral Springs Aquatic Complex in Florida on November 7. The TT teams showcased exceptional skill and determination, securing multiple victories across various age groups. The Under-16 and Under-19 male squads delivered back-to-back wins, while the U-14 co-ed team, along with the U-16 and U-19 female teams, also triumphed in their opening matches. The U-16 boys set the tone with a hard-fought 13-11 victory over Bahamas, despite a closely contested first half. They later extended their dominance with a 20-14 win against the same opponent. The U-19 males were equally impressive, defeating Curacao 24-11 and overwhelming Cayman Islands 27-3. On the female side, the U-19 team secured a commanding 12-3 win over Cayman Islands but faced a setback with a 13-3 loss to Bonaire. The U-14 co-ed team started strong with an 18-5 victory over Curacao but fell to Bahamas 10-4 later in the day. The U-16 females also began their campaign with a 17-12 win over Cayman Islands. The tournament continues on November 8, with the final matches scheduled for November 9.
Strong start for Trinidad and Tobago at Carifta Water Polo in Florida
