Jillian Crooks is making history as Cayman’s youngest ever Olympian and the 15-year-old made her homeland even prouder by placing second in her heat, setting a personal best time of 57.32 seconds in the 100m freestyle in Tokyo, setting a new national record in the process.
The Cayman Islands Olympic Committee (CIOC) held a special watch party at the Westin Grand on the Seven Mile Beach in Grand Cayman to mark the launch of this year’s Olympics; held in Japan.
One of the most surprising gold medallists so far must be teenage swimmer Ahmed Hafnaoui who won the men's 400m freestyle on Sunday.
Naomi Osaka made a successful return to competitive tennis after two months away, while world No 1 Ashleigh Barty suffered a shock exit in the first round of the women's singles competition in Tokyo.
Simone Biles did not live up to her usual exceptional standards as the USA finished second behind the Russian Olympic Committee in women's gymnastics team qualifying.
The United States men’s basketball team at the Tokyo Olympics suffered their first defeat since 2004 and their quest for a fourth consecutive gold medal is already in doubt. The Dream Team’s bid for glory seems to be turning into a nightmare.
Cayman's first Olympic gymnast, Raegan Rutty fulfilled her lifetime dream in Tokyo in the all-around qualifiers on Saturday and although she didn’t reach the final, gave a great account of herself at the Ariake Gymnastics Centre.
Anthony Joshua's world heavyweight title defence against Oleksandr Usyk is at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sept. 25.
Chris Gayle has blasted his way past the 14,000 run mark in T20 cricket which is his favourite format of the game, the first cricketer to do so, even though the veteran Jamaican is 41.
Lionel Messi has always competed with Cristiano Ronaldo and he has just broken the Portuguese's Instagram world record by racking up 20 million likes on his Copa America trophy post.