We head to Paris, where there was no medal glory for T&T
But it wasn't for a lack of trying as Keshorn Walcott produced a life-time best to start the men's Javelin competition but was out-thrown by two cricket nations.
As Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem struck gold defeating the Tokyo champ Neera Chopra of India.
Portious Warren didn't qualify in the Shot Put neither did our female 4x100 sprinters.
But there was an upset in the men's 200 final and a world record in the women's 400 hurdles.
