Senior Multimedia Reporter[email protected]Rinaldo Moore added to Trinidad and Tobago’s medal haul at this year’s 2026 Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games when he earned silver in the men’s 110m hurdles final at the Felix Sanchez Olympic Stadium in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, yesterday. The silver medal by Moore, 23, improved T&T’s overall medal haul to 17 medals at the CAC Games, five gold, four silver, and eight bronze medals. In the women’s 400m final contested in a heavy downpour, T&T’s Taejha Badal was sixth in 52.69. Hometown favorite Marileidy Paulino won gold in 48.94, with Cuban Roxana Gomez taking silver in 49.99 and St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ Shafiqua Maloney, bronze in 51.77. T&T CAC Games medal winnersGOLDNikoli Blackman (swimming) – men’s 50m freestyleNikoli Blackman (swimming) – men’s 100m freestyleLiam Carrington, Dylan Carter, Zarek Wilson, Nikoli Blackman (swimming) – men’s 4x100m freestyle relay,Kwesi Browne (track cycling) – men’s keirinDylan Carter (swimming) – men’s 50m butterflySILVERLiam Carrington (swimming) – men’s 50m backstrokeTeniel Campbell (road cycling) – women’s road raceRinaldo Moore (athletics) – men’s 110m hurdlesT&T men’s hockey teamBRONZEKwesi Browne (track cycling) – men’s individual sprintTeniel Campbell (road cycling) – women’s time trialAkil Campbell (track cycling) – men’s omniumKwesi Browne, Danell James, Ryan D’Abreau – (track cycling) – men’s team sprintTeniel Campbell, Kyra Williams, Phoebe Sandy – (track cycling) – women’s team sprintTeniel Campbell, Alexi Costa-Ramirez – (track cycling) – women’s madisonDylan Carter (swimming) – men’s 100m butterflyNikoli Blackman: (swimming) – men’s 200m freestyle