Saturday morning excitement returns to primary school fields across Grand Cayman as the 2020 CUC Primary Football League (PFL) and the CUC Girls’ Primary Football League (GPFL) regular seasons kick-off this Saturday, October 3.
The organisers of the Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon have introduced a virtual option for the 2020 edition of the race which is scheduled to take place on Sunday, 6 December.
On Friday, September 18th, the playoffs of the 2020 Burger King CoEd League kicked off. With teams Popeyes and Maples holding the top spot in their respective Gold and Silver cup brackets, Round 1 (Quarter finals) got underway featuring matchups such as Coca-Cola vs Deloitte Mambas....
The annual Landon von Kanel Memorial Meet takes place 25-27 September at the Lions Aquatic Centre. Hosted by the Stingray Swim Club, this is the first full swimming meet sanctioned by the Cayman Islands Amateur Swim Association to take place since February.
In the Final night of the 2020 CoEd Season, there was a familiar sense of hype in the air with the Playoffs around the corner. Going into the night, the standings for each division....
The Burger King CoEd League kicked off more action under the lights on Friday August 28th and Monday night, August 31, at the Ed Bush field. One of the teams most affected by the pandemic delay, Dolphin Discovery, has struggled with player numbers since the season started back.
The CI Little League Girls Softball division began tournament play in Saturday, August 22nd, with Carmella Ylagan driving home two runs on the final hit of the game as Scotiabank defeated Coldwell Banker, 15-14.
Bakertilly remains in the top position with KPMG hot on their tails after 3 weeks of play. Match of the week goes to the doubles match between Bakertilly and KPMG.
The CI Little League Girls Softball division continued on Tuesday, August 18th, as first place Scotiabank rallied from four runs down in the final inning to overcome Coldwell Banker, 16-15.
Having been courted by a number of top-tier basketball universities in the United States, 18-year old Caymanian Joshua O’Garro has chosen the University of Oklahoma as the place where he hopes his dreams of playing the sport professionally will be carved out.