The Cayman Islands saw some incredible squash played last week as the Senior Caribbean Area Squash Association’s (CASA) Championships took place from 20th to 26th August at the South Sound Squash Club.
From August 14th to August 18th, more than 80 boys and girls ran, dribbled, passed and shot to their heart’s content: all under the Caymanian sun, and with the supervision and guidance of skilled coaches.
Youth sports in Cayman Islands has for decades been excelling way above expectations for such a small island, and judging by the brilliance of its swimmers as well as athletes in other sports, world class performers will continue to bring glory and prestige.
The Cayman Islands athletes continued their superb performance at the Commonwealth Youth Games in Trinidad and Tobago. Up to Tuesday they had won two gold medals, five in total. The week-long Commonwealth Youth Games ended on Thursday.
A boys under-14 team from 345 FC recently competed in the prestigious Gothia Cup, in Gothenburg, Sweden, the largest youth football tournament in the world. This year’s tournament featured teams from more than 140 nations playing at a very high level.
Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford is the new undisputed welterweight king and arguably the latest pound-for-pound supremo too.
The Women’s World Cup has entered the knockout stages and there are so many improved teams, the United States will have a hard time to win for a third consecutive time.
Bryce James is the other son looking to follow in the footsteps of his father, Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James, into the NBA – and is possibly better than sibling Bronny.
Lionel Messi copied Dwyane Wade, Dan Marino and LeBron James on Sunday as he was unveiled as Miami’s latest sporting superstar.
Algarve Pro Racing’s trio of Kyffin Simpson (CYM), James Allen (AUS) and Alex Lynn (GBR) charged to overall victory at the 4 Hours of Le Castellet last weekend at Circuit Paul Ricard, France, in the second round of the 2023 European Le Mans Series.