Topic: Alicia Proud-Rabess

Cayman Aquatics hosts the third stop of the PanAm Aquatics Open Water Swimming Series on the infamous Seven Mile Beach.

Cayman Aquatics welcomed 125 swimmers to Governor’s Beach at the end of May for the annual Butterfield Sea Swim.

Cayman’s historic water polo teams received their official kit at a presentation ceremony prior to their departure to the CARIFTA 2025 Aquatics Championships.

Cayman’s Alicia Proud competed at the NGA Florida State Natural Championships, for what was her first bodybuilding competition.

Swimmers Claire Roscoe and Amanda Goodwin, along with Alicia Proud-Rabess, finished their charity swims on Lake Malawi in Africa and along Seven Mile Beach, respectively, at the beginning of April, raising more than US$28,000.

Cayman Islands resident Alicia Proud-Rabess, who planned to stroke 13 miles across Lake Malawi in Africa this month to raise $30,000 to build a contraceptive health clinic, will now be attempting the charity swim along Seven Mile Beach instead.

Three Cayman Islands residents will attempt to swim 13 miles across Lake Malawi in Africa this April to raise funds to build a contraceptive health clinic that will aid in preventing unwanted teen pregnancies.