The Burger King COED League saw some more exciting games in week seven of the season giving us a glimpse of what the playoffs will be looking like as we come close to the end of the season.
Camana Bay Aquatic Club swimmers Lila Higgo, Avery Lambert and Lauren Hew will represent the Cayman Islands at the FINA-sanctioned 2021 UANA Tokyo Olympics Swimming Qualifier meet this weekend, April 29 - May 2, in Clermont, Florida.
While overseas competitions are currently out for Cayman’s swimmers, this has not stopped swim organisers putting on a series of events at home to ensure the athletes can continue to improve their development.
The 2021 Girls Softball season finished with a fun ‘Easter Series’ taking place over the past week.
28th Burger King Cayman Islands has wound up their fourth annual fishing tournament, the BK BIG FISH. The tournament was held in association with Cayman Islands Angling Club and also raised funds for the YMCA of the Cayman Islands.
A teenage racing ace based in the Cayman Islands is so good that he is beating adults with far more experience on the American circuit.
It’s been four weeks since the 2021 Burger King CoEd League kicked off and the games are getting more exciting and competitive week after week. Kicking off the night was the matchup between Deloitte and PD’s.
The SOL Petroleum All-Star Softball Series took place on March 30th-31st at the Field of Dreams. On Tuesday evening the Girls Softball All-Stars took on the Young Women’s Fastpitch Softball (YWFS) ladies.
The Girls Softball Tournament continued on Wednesday, March 24th as the SOL Pumas advanced to the finals with an 8-3 victory over the SOL Panthers.
An energy packed third week of the Burger King COED Flag Football opened with Deloitte taking on Burger King. Burger King had their first possession cut short as Deloitte’s defense quickly took over possession.