Topic: Jordan Crooks

Cayman Compass journalist Seaford Russell Jr sat down with Caymanian swimming standouts Jordan and Jillian Crooks on Tuesday, 16 Aug., to discuss several topics pertaining to their accomplishments thus far.

Caymanian sibling swimmers Jordan and Jillian Crooks secured personal best times and national records, respectively, during the 19th FINA World Championships in Budapest, Hungary.

On the heels of becoming the fastest 50-yard freshman freestyler in NCAA history after winning the SEC title in a record time of 18.53 seconds last month, Caymanian swimmer Jordan Crooks has done it again, this time in the 100-yard free.

Caymanian swimmer Jordan Crooks has raced himself into the record books, becoming the fastest freshman freestyler in NCAA history.

Caymanian national swimmer Jordan Crooks took three podium places in his collegiate debut over the weekend during a dual meet against the University of North Carolina, Wilmington.

Cayman Islands standout Jordan Crooks earlier this month gave a verbal commitment to join the University of Tennessee men’s swimming and diving team.

Cayman is poised to take its place in the starting blocks on a world stage. Four swimmers – veterans Lauren Hew and Brett Fraser and newcomers Jordan Crooks and Raya Embury-Brown – will comprise Cayman’s team at the 18th annual FINA Swimming World Championships in Gwangju, South Korea.

The Cayman Islands Olympic Committee named the three-athlete delegation that will compete for Cayman at the III Summer Youth Olympic Games that will take place in Argentina in October.