The Cayman Islands men’s and ladies’ national golf teams competed in the 2024 Caribbean Amateur Golf Championships at the Iberostar Bavaro Golf Club in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic from 31 July to 2 August 2024.
The Cayman Motoring Federation (CMF) proudly announces the impressive performance of its members in the recently concluded Jamaica Simulation Racing Association (JSRA) Formula 4 Championship Series on iRacing.
The Ministry of Youth, Sports & Heritage has now completed the procurement of a 50m and a 25m pool for the new Cayman Islands Aquatic Centre, as well as the contract for the installation.
The Cayman Islands Men’s National team is set to play a pair of Caribbean opponents next month at the Truman Bodden Sports Complex as it kicks off Concacaf Nations League play.
Crooks became the first Cayman Islands swimmer ever to qualify for an Olympics Final on Thursday, 1 Aug. by clocking a time of 21.54 seconds in the Semifinals of the Men’s 50-meter Freestyle at the 2024 Summer Games, in Paris.
Cayman’s Under-15 Girls National Team continues to prepare for its biggest competition of the year.
Cayman Islands sailor Charlotte Webster put together her best finish of the 2024 Summer Olympics on Sunday, 4 Aug. when she finished 32nd in Race 7 of the Women’s Dinghy event’s Opening Series.
Crooks became the first Cayman Islands swimmer ever to qualify for an Olympics Final on Thursday, 1 Aug. by clocking a time of 21.54 seconds in the Semifinals of the Men’s 50-meter
Freestyle at the 2024 Summer Games, in Paris.
Jordan Crooks fell short of advancing to the Olympics Final, but his performance in the Men’s 100-meter Freestyle at the 2024 Summer Olympics further cemented his spot as one of the best swimmers in the world.
Cayman Islands standout swimmer Jillian Crooks made her second Olympic Games appearance on Tuesday, 30 July, touching the wall in 56:15 seconds in the women’s 100-meter Freestyle event at the 2024 Olympic Games, in Paris.