Ryan Garcia scored another impressive win then repeated his desire to fight WBA lightweight champion Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis. The lightweight division is one of the most competitive and talented in world boxing at present.
American sprinting pride has been restored after years of playing second fiddle to Jamaican dominance.
The NFL season starts soon and when it comes to wide receivers, Minnesota’s Justin Jefferson believes he is not quite the best yet, but it’s only a matter of time.
John Bodden, an alum of McKendree University Men’s Swimming and Diving, and locally of Stingray Swim Club, recently traded in his goggles and cap for a stopwatch and whistle - continuing his swimming career this summer as a coach with Stingray at the Lions Aquatic Center.
The Cayman Islands Sailing Club’s youth sailors having been doing their home country proud, participating in high level competitions just recently.
Teenage sensation Aaron Jarvis finished a remarkable joint-76th at the 150th Open on Sunday
Caymanian golfer Payten Wight won the second event in the inaugural Grant Thornton Summer Series, played on Saturday, 2 July and Sunday, 3 July at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club.
The Cayman Islands Aquatic Sports Association (CIASA) announced the 14-member strong swim team selected to represent the Cayman Islands at the Central American and Caribbean Amateur Swimming Confederation (CCCAN) Swimming & Open Water Championships taking place in Barbados 10-18 July.
After being out of the tournament scene for almost three years because of the Covid 19 pandemic the Cayman Islands chapter of Purple Dragon International School of martial arts, hosted a Point Sparring karate tournament on Saturday June 25th at the John Gray High School Auditorium.
Cayman Islands Aquatic Sports Association (CIASA) confirmed that six swimmers are travelling to Guadeloupe next week as part of the Cayman Islands team at the first Caribbean Games - the realisation of a long dreamed of multisport Games in the Caribbean.