We, the below named members of the board of directors of the Cayman CARIFTA 2019, the entity formed to act as the Local Organising Committee of the 2019 CARIFTA Games wish to address the recent media reports in relation to sanctions imposed by the North American Central American and....
On Saturday, 8 August, a group of senior athletes from Stingray Swim Club will attempt to swim across the North Sound in honour of Emmanuel ‘Manny’ Brown, who died tragically in a boating accident one year ago.
The CI Little League suspended all games in mid March due to the global pandemic and local restrictions. After more than four months off, the Girls Softball league was finally able to resume games on Saturday, July 25th, with Scotiabank using a well-balanced attack to outslug Coldwell Banker 19-9.
Sarah Jackson, a rising Sophomore at the University of Northern Colorado where she is a member of the Women’s Swimming and Diving Team, has been elected to the university’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee’s Executive (SAAC) as its head of Community Outreach.
In the wake of George Floyd’s death, student athletes from multiple universities and institutions around the US walked, ran, biked and, or swam 8.46 miles on Monday 8 June to raise money and awareness for Black Lives Matter.
Government’s recent announcement that the beaches are once again open for exercise saw Cayman’s competitive swimmers grabbing their goggles and caps and heading straight to our famous Seven Mile Beach.
Young football players and young journalists have teamed up around the globe to bring some good news to the world in a multicultural online broadcast, as a pleasing interlude from the doom and gloom news that Covid-19 has brought.
Top global financial services firm Intertrust has signed on for its tenth year as sponsor of the Cayman Islands Marathon, affirming its confidence in the event and its commitment to promoting health and fitness in the community.
As a result of most of us being confined to our homes and gardens during this Covid-19 pandemic, Cayman’s sports and leisure clubs are finding innovative ways to ensure that members stay connected with their sport and keep fit at the same time.
Caymanian students have been to school in other countries for generations. Whether it is boarding school, college or university, our students are not new to that. Additionally, some of our students have played sports while at their foreign school, and many have performed well.