In collaboration with the Cayman Islands Volleyball Federation visiting Brazilian Coach, Pitter Rosa, hosted a King and Queen of the Court tournament on Sunday, August 4th. The format for this tournament required each player to play with a different partner for a single set to 15 points.
Cayman Islands lone sailor, Jesse Jackson, 20, is preparing for his five days of Laser Standard competition, starting on Saturday, 3 August in Paracas Bay, Peru, a four-hour drive south of the main venues in Lima, Peru.
Englishman Eddie Hall, 2017 World’s Strongest Man and reigning Guinness Book of Recordsholder for heaviest strongman deadlift (500 kg/1,102.3lbs, 2016), will be coming to Cayman to participate in the first ever Cayman Islands Strongman Competition. The event will take place on Saturday, 5 October at
The 18th Pan American Games officially commenced on Friday, 26 July 2019 at Lima's Estadio Nacional.
After a valiant effort, Cayman Islands Gymnast Raegan Rutty has shifted her focus from the 2019 Pan American Games to the upcoming World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Germany, after she was unable to qualify for the individual apparatus finals on Saturday, 27 July 2019.
In their first matchup, The Texas Elite Squad were able to get the better of the Cayman team, defeating them by 10 points in a very competitive and exciting matchup
Newcomers to the major international swimming stage, Raya Embury-Brown and Jordan Crooks will be joining veterans Lauren Hew and Brett Fraser at the 18th Annual FINA Swimming World Championships. The championships which started on the 12th of July will run through to the 28th July. Cayman’s elite sw
The Cayman Islands Volleyball Federation sent 3 teams to Gibraltar on July 4th to compete in the 2019 Island Games. All the athletes present were veterans at the event as Ileann Powery and Marissa Harrison had made their debut as a team in 2017, Jessica Wolfenden and Stefania Gandolfi brought home t
The Caribbean Football Union (CFU) will host the 2019 Girls’ Under 14 Challenge Series from August 5-13, 2019 across five venues in the region. A total of 22 teams will take part in the competition.
Cayman’s National Swim Team returned from Barbados on Wednesday with five hard earned medals. The Central American and Caribbean Swimming Championship was hosted in Barbados at the Barbados Aquatics Center in Wildey, Christ Church, from June 28th to July 2nd, 2019.