Topic: karate

The Cayman Islands National Karate-Do Association collected eight medals at the 2025 Suzuki Cup in Dallas, Texas.

Three young karate athletes competed at the Panamerican Karate Federation Cadet, Junior & Under-21 Championships, held from 28-31 Aug. in Asuncion, Paraguay.

The Cayman Islands National Karate-Do Association won one silver and four bronze medals, along with gaining invaluable training experience, at the 2025 Central Caribbean Cup in Panama.

Athletes from the Cayman Islands have always shown resilience during the Commonwealth Games, though rarely making the podium, but for the first time in the nation’s history, it can claim a gold medal in karate.

A team of five athletes is set to represent the Cayman Islands at the 2023 Caribbean Karate Championship in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, being held from 24-29 July.

The Cayman Associated School of Karate (CASK) will be sending a team of seven to the AJKL Open and Miami Taikai next month in Miami, Florida.

Three members of the Cayman Islands national karate team will put their skills to the test at the 10th Commonwealth Karate Championships followed by the 10th Commonwealth Club Championships, being held in Birmingham, England.

Young karate specialists showcased their skills in front of family and friends on Friday evening as part of the 2019 Karate Academy graduation at...

Grady Ebanks, a student at Cayman Karate Academy, competed in Rhode Island’s 39th Annual Ocean State Karate Championships on April 14. This tournament is one of biggest and most competitive tournaments in North America.

Seven competitors from the Purple Dragon School of Martial Arts brought home 18 awards, including 11 first-place trophies, from the 35th annual U.S. Capitol Classics Open Martial Arts Tournament in Washington, D.C., Aug, 4-5. The 18 awards include five for second place and one each for third and fourth place.

Karate junior world champion Dante Rodrigues made a welcome return to the Cayman Karate Academy recently, spending a couple of weeks passing on tips to eager students.

CASK, the Cayman Associated Schools of Karate-Do, held its second youth graduation of the year on June 11.

Under the theme “School vs. School,” the top team fighters from the First Baptist Christian School, Cayman Prep and Cayman International took part in Cayman Karate Academy’s first tournament in more than 18 years.