On Saturday, a young Caymanian was laid to rest; a kind, passionate soul whose flame burned out too soon. Cayman is a small country and, as such, has a finite amount of talent. Now, due to a tragic traffic accident on September 24th, the pool is diluted even more.
Thanks to a generous sponsorship commitment by local financial services provider Grant Thornton Specialist Services, the Cayman Islands Boxing Association will be sending local boxer Hepseba Angel to Ireland for some intense training and sparring opportunities with boxing coach Liam Brereton....
Anthony Joshua has banked tens of millions of dollars and at 31 could retire and live comfortably for ever. Yet the former world heavyweight champ, still bruised and battered after his humbling points loss last week to Oleksandr Usyk, immediately demanded the rematch clause was activated.
Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving, an NBA champion and seven-time All-Star, has become the most vocal of a minority of stars opposing the COVID-19 vaccine which is causing controversy in the sport.
Chris Gayle was in such poor form a couple of years ago that his West Indies career looked definitely over, yet at 42 the ‘Universal Boss’ is back in the spotlight and looking forward to the T20 World Cup.
When Manny Pacquiao visited Grand Cayman a few years ago to attend a local boxing show, he was feted everywhere, especially by the sizeable Filipino community. Some superstars are aloof and prickly with adoring fans. Not Pacman. He truly is a man of the people.
Camana Bay Aquatic Club (CBAC) has started its 2021/22 aquatics season at the Camana Bay Pool under the leadership of newly promoted Head Swim Coach, Grant Ferguson.
The Cayman Islands finished top of their group at the 2022 Concacaf Women’s Under-20 Championship Qualifying Islands as well as Bermuda to become the first two teams to qualify for next year’s CWU20 Championship.
The Goodwill Tournament which took place at the Truman Bodden netball court was where Cayman’s netball enthusiasts between the ages 16 to 50, many of whom lead busy lives and don’t always get to play regularly as they would like, got the chance to come together for an evening’s fun....
Every summer, hundreds of kids from all over Cayman come to FC International’s Football Summer Camp. Lots of volunteers join forces to make sure Cayman’s Kids are each made to feel extra-special, as they learn football skills and good sportsperson-ship that they themselves learned.