Topic: Basketball
Special athletes set for World Games
Cayman’s Special Olympics athletes are preparing for the biggest international sports event of 2015, the Special Olympics World Summer Games.
Neuert has smashing memories
The increase in tennis participation by kids and adults alike in Cayman has been considerable in recent years, partly thanks to the devotion of Thomas Neuert, director of tennis at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman.
Crawford: Knights will be back
Huey Crawford intends to keep John Gray High School relevant on Cayman’s basketball scene.
Wolves maul Knights, seek repeat
After a dominant campaign, the Bodden Town Wolves are eager to replicate the feat.
Wolves hunting Knights
Cayman’s premier youth basketball competition will crown a new champion.
Samuels shines while Mohawks endure midseason decline
Lloyd Samuels continues to play well on a rebuilding team.
Bodden Town Wolves hunting for glory as playoffs near
The Dominos Under-19 Basketball League is getting ready this week for its postseason.
Broderick launches new workout
Fitness coach Tersh Broderick is launching a new workout focusing on hand-to-eye coordination through ball skills.
Maxathon workouts comprise of six disciplines for a minute each, in a circuit training fashion.
Vanguard boys must earn time
A trio of young Caymanians are slowly fitting in on Floridian courts.
Dyer and Mansi complete sweep of Pirates Week races
Dominic Dyer and Joanna Mansi claimed plenty of bragging rights during Cayman’s national festival races.
Soldiers face Wolves
The Dominos Under-19 Basketball League is nearing its postseason.
Trio nets Vanguard kudos
Youth basketball is making fresh strides in Lake Wales, Florida.
Caymanian basketball player Moore battles Michigan State on TV
A young Caymanian basketball player competed against a top college team on American television.
Ebanks sidelined by sore ankle
Cayman’s top basketball talent in Portugal will be on the bench for awhile longer.
Halloween action will be a treat
Women’s seven-a-side rugby takes center stage with Cayman playing the Mexico national side and club teams from Scotland and Texas on Friday.
Government duped over sports event
Two ministries in the Cayman Islands government paid $25,000 each for a sporting event that never happened.
Knights continue title march; DREAM off to fantastic start
The Dominos Under-19 Basketball League heads into its fifth week of play.
Ebanks scores Portuguese debut
Jorge Ebanks had a great introduction to Portuguese basketball.
Knights visit Pines, prep for JA
John Gray High School continues to make the right moves on and off the court.
Samuels makes positive strides
Lloyd Samuels started his season with decent showings on the court.
Ebanks leaps for Portuguese glory
Jorge Ebanks is taking his basketball talents to Portugal.
Knights look to continue unbeaten march against Game Takers
The John Gray High School Knights are the current frontrunners on the court.
Different dates set in case of fatal shooting
Jose Guadalupe Sanchez, charged with the murder of Solomon David Webster, will appear in Grand Court on Nov. 7, while two men charged as accessories after the fact have dates in October.
New season stirs Olympic hope
The women’s national rugby 7s team has trained hard for the new season which commences this Saturday.
Soldiers march for repeat
The Soldiers will officially start their title defense on the court.
England hoops trio part ways
Three of Cayman’s top basketball players will no longer be playing together in England.
John Gray boys shoot for Jamrock
John Gray High School is taking a second shot at regional glory.
Collins and O’Connor dazzle Turkey
A pair of young Caymanian basketball players excelled in Europe this summer.
DREAM team assembles for points
Youth basketball is gearing up for its latest competition.
Sports stars spread anti-bullying message in schools
Sports celebrities rally to spread anti-bullying messages.
Detectives revisit scene where Webster was killed
Detectives investigating the murder of Special Olympics athlete Solomon Webster walked the crime-scene on Sunday to mark the one-week anniversary of the shooting.
Murder suspect arrested in West Bay
Police make a quick arrest in connection with Sunday's killing of Solomon Webster.
Cayman stands up to bullies
An anti-bullying campaign will hit the shores of Cayman next month to raise awareness and help prevent child suicide.
Special Olympics athlete shot dead
A 24-year-old man shot dead in West Bay on Sunday night was a gold medal winner in the Special Olympics regional games.
McGee Classic gets called off
Logistical problems lead to the cancellation of an upcoming sports spectacle.
Sports fans can stay Overtime
European football is in full swing again and as with all post-World Cup seasons, there is a heightened interest in the game.
Augustine builds up hoopsters through Floridian camps
The Cayman Islands Hoopsters continue to showcase local talent overseas.
Moore joins Mustangs
A young Caymanian basketball player continues to reach new heights.
Evans is Flashy Nation’s pick
The Cayman triathlon scene is evidently in fine shape, judging by one of the relative novices already qualifying for international competition.
Meade must wait for NBA call
Basketball’s fun side got another airing with the “Shooting Stars” tournament that attracted players of all ages and abilities.
Powery, Turner dazzle Georgia courts with Palm Beach Starzz
Two of Cayman’s best female basketball prodigies are excelling in the United States.
Locals brace for final samba
As the 2014 World Cup reaches its climax, emotions are running high for fans in the Cayman Islands.
Young’s steely resolve helped tackle hectic schedule
Samuel Young is a former bodybuilder now budding triathlete who wore a Superman top in the New Day Flashy Nation run on Sunday.
The day before he won the inaugural Pirates Trail Mud Run 5k so the Superman imagery was appropriate.
Pitch Please boot The Goon Squad
Kickball remains a popular pursuit for Cayman Islands residents.
Narcisse set for Mohawks return
Jerome Narcisse is planning to continue his basketball journey in Europe.
How to throw a Canada Day party
Calling all Canucks of Cayman! If you’re feeling a little homesick or want to showcase your patriotic pride, then consider hosting a Canada Day party on July 1 to commemorate Canada’s birthday. Throwing one is as easy as a hat trick.
O’Garro and Simpson weigh options
Shaad O’Garro and Deandre Simpson could be among the next wave of Caymanian talent to hit the hard-court overseas.
Hamilton refs champs
A Cayman Islands referee will officiate one of the region’s biggest basketball tournaments.
Local hoopsters score praise
As local basketball heads into its offseason, it is worth a look back at some of the key performers.
Summer camp roundup
There are a wide range of camps to keep youngsters entertained over the long summer holidays.
Warriors look to rebuild clan
The Dominos Warriors face a lot of questions this offseason.
Webb wants Cup bans for racism
Cayman’s top football figure is making headlines with his stance on racism.
Duncan’s retirement can only spur San Antonio forward
With five championships to his name, it would be easy for Tim Duncan to walk away now.
Powery wraps up another untainted campaign as Thunder roll
Jonathan Powery continues to enjoy success on the court.
Bodden backs anti-bullying campaign for McGee Classic
Osbourne Bodden is the latest to feel sports can make an impact on bullying.
From Cayman to Mexico, by way of China
Father Tristan Abbott reflects on the journey that led him to the priesthood, his first Mass in Cayman and his coming assignment in Mexico.
Charterland build third triumph
Charterland continue to be a powerhouse in local basketball.
Sol burn Warriors for three-peat
Cayman Islands basketball officially has another dynasty.
Government sees Anglin as perfect sporting ambassador
As government looks to promote sports, it will continue to lean on one of its most prominent officials.
Smoothie King ready to make history by erasing Charterland
Smoothie King is ready to announce itself as a force in local basketball.
Local fans on fire for Heat to three-peat over Spurs
Like those across the globe, basketball fans in the Cayman Islands are eagerly anticipating the NBA Finals.
Scott: Small roster serves us well
At first glance it would seem a lack of substitutes would hurt the Dominos Warriors.
Business in brief
Business in brief.
Celebs sign up for McGee Classic
The Cayman Islands are used to visiting celebrities but very rarely do a handful head to these shores for a local sporting event.
Starlets shoot for DREAM trip
A local girls program hopes to groom young talent in Orlando.
Warriors fight to alter history
History on the court does not favor the Dominos Warriors.
Blazers fired up to burn Dominos
The Sol Blazers are eager to wrap up a third straight national basketball championship.
North Side school named after former speaker
Hundreds gathered in North Side on Tuesday to pay tribute to the district’s long-serving representative, the late Edna Moyle, as the local primary school was renamed in her honor.
McGee aims to dazzle
Cory McGee is set to electrify sports tourism in the Cayman Islands.
Overseas stars will decide finals
Cayman basketball is set to crown its latest champion.
Youngsters shift to Camana Bay as PwC battles heat up
Youth basketball is getting closer to its climax.
Webb signs with Masters
A young Caymanian will be attacking California courts for the foreseeable future.
