As a Caymanian, it is always good to hear of some success or accomplishment by our national teams, in any sport. Sunday night, the Cayman Islands National Football Team provided us with something worthwhile to discuss, and be proud of. In a hard-fought match, Cayman managed to emerge victorious.
The always entertaining primary school football returns this weekend as the CUC Girls’ Primary Football League (GPFL) Opening Rally kicks-off the 2019 primary school football season on Saturday, September 14 at the T.E. McField Field (Annex Field) in George Town starting at 9:00 a.m.
It was his home town, Calvados in Normandy, France, and when Jerome Ameline, Cayman’s Cycling Champion, (winner of Cayman’s 58-mile Championships) recently went there for a 2-week holiday with his family, he just happened to find out there was going to be a big, 66-cyclist race taking place there, w
The Cayman Islands Tennis Club has welcomed Noah Capetta as their newest tennis coach.
With just a small team participating in this year’s Caribbean Area Squash Association (CASA) championship, the Cayman national team took on the mighty giants of squash in the region to win bronze for the country in the men’s, women’s and overall team placements.
Local businessman and community leader, Gerry Kirkconnell, was surprised to hear his name called at a recent Cayman Islands Little League (CILL) reunion event where he was watching kids play a spirited game of baseball. The person calling his name was JC Calhoun and the reason for the interruption w
The Cayman Islands Flag Football Premier League moved into week 5 of the season with some interesting games to shake up the teams.
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