Topic: Sharks
Cayman Hot Sauce peppers Sharks
With the season winding down, the Cayman Hot Sauce Flames remain on top of local roller hockey.
Devil Rays sinking to new depths
Months ago, the Deloitte Devil Rays were at the pinnacle of the local hockey world.
Sharks feed on Devil Rays, still circling for more prey
Veteran leadership continues to serve the Sharks well.
Sharks gaining ground on Flames
Cayman’s reigning roller hockey champions are finally in form.
Sharks eager for feeding frenzy after chomping Pirates
The Sharks have the most bite at Kings Sports Center.
Cayman Hot Sauce pepper High Rollers, increase lead
The Cayman Hot Sauce Flames are burning the competition.
Barracudas hunt for fresh prey
Ball hockey continues play in Cayman.
Flames still burn bright at Kings
The Cayman Hot Sauce Flames have little room for error.
Premier: National Conservation Law will receive unanimous support
The long awaited National Conservation Law, providing protection for Cayman’s endemic and endangered species, including sharks, and elevating the importance of environmental considerations in future development, will be passed by the end of the year, according to Premier Alden McLaughlin.
Flames roast Burger King Gamebirds
The Cayman Hot Sauce Flames are the No. 1 team in local roller hockey.
Sharks devour Gamebirds at Kings
The Burger King Gamebirds are no longer unbeaten in local hockey.
Hather will be balling out
After a solid performance abroad, Cayman’s ball hockey players are eager to storm the court.
Sharks hungry for Gamebird meal
It has not been an ideal start for the Deloitte Sharks.
16,000 lbs of Cayman deep diving history
The retired yellow submarine that once took visitors down the Cayman Wall, now stands in front of Ocean Frontiers in East End.
Gamebirds are ruling the roost
The Burger King Gamebirds are at the top of the food chain on the rink.
Roller hockey strives for equality
The adult hockey programs in the Cayman Islands are already quite similar.
Thompson puts Wolverines on top
The Burger King Wolverines ending their regular season campaign in thrilling fashion.
Birds pluck out Sharks
The Deloitte Sharks had a rough start to their Fall campaign.
Mustangs run ahead of the pack
The Lone Star Mustangs and the Burger King Wolverines topped all others on the gridiron this summer.
Panthers confident in title run
For the most part, the Burger King Panthers have lived up to the hype.
Maples leash Hellcats in epic tie
Weeks ago, a draw was seen as a chink in the armor of the Maples Dolphins.
Dolphins chasing more respect
The Maples Dolphins have all the ingredients of a contending team.
Mustangs galloping for top finish
The Lone Star Mustangs are an old team with a new name.
Movie producer makes lionfish announcement
Hollywood screenwriter and producer James V. Hart has been putting his talents to work raising awareness of the impact the invasive lionfish population has on reefs throughout the Caribbean.
Jamie’s Mustangs corral Colts
Week 10 of the 2013 Digicel Summer League was in full effect last Saturday at Camana Bay.
Bennett’s heroics sink Panthers
It started with a questionable ruling derailing the Burger King Panthers’ bid for a perfect season.
Beer fuels shark conservation effort
White Tip Lage celebrates one more year of shark conservation with a fundraiser at Royal Palms.
Star Athletic blind AndroGroup
Teams in the Cayman Islands Flag Football Association’s Digicel Summer League suited up after a bye week and had interesting scores.
Chance to track tagged sharks online
Five sharks tagged in waters off the Cayman Islands form part of the pan-Atlantic project, led by the Guy Harvey Research Unit.
Chance to track tagged sharks online
The movements of oceanic white tip and tiger sharks tagged in the Cayman Islands and tracked by satellite can be viewed online as part of an Atlantic-wide project to fuel research on shark movements.
Children raise coins for cancer
Amelia is 6 years old and in only two weeks collected more than $4,500 for the Cancer Society, simply by placing milk jugs in the classrooms at her Cayman Prep Primary School.
Weekend gridiron warriors flagged for playoff push
As August gets under way, local flag football sets its sights on the postseason.
Hunters warned not to feed lionfish to predators
Lionfish hunters are being urged to stop feeding speared lionfish to predators, including moray eels, amid concerns they are showing more aggressive behaviour towards divers.
Burger King squad having it their way
The 2013 Digicel Summer League, put on by the Cayman Islands Flag Football Association, is now eight weeks into the season.
Panthers tear apart Hellcats
The Burger King Panthers continue to show their dominance on the gridiron.
Stingrays glide to Florida glory
A “Tour de Florida” brought Stingray’s season to a triumphant close.
Ultra B’zzz keep buzzing along
Week seven of the Digicel Summer League started with the Ultra B’zzz taking on the Lady Saints.
Champs hope to soar through camps
Cayman’s top women’s basketball team is looking to overseas camps to reap huge dividends.
Fishing threat to Cayman’s sharks
Shark populations in Cayman Islands’ waters could be at risk from overfishing, including shark-finning, researchers have warned.
Ultra B’zzz sting Scorpions
The Ultra B’zzz proved their sting was more deadly than the CrossFit 7Mile Scorpions.
Unbeaten Panthers hunting for more prey
The Burger King Panthers are halfway towards a spotless season.
Panthers maul Colts, stay unbeaten
Week five of the Cayman Islands Flag Football Association Digicel 2013 Summer League saw exciting match-ups last Saturday at the Ed Bush Sports Centre in West Bay.
Dolphins and Panthers claw ahead
A trio of teams can boast a spotless start on the local gridiron.
New tourism correspondent for Caymanian Compass
Experienced journalist James Whittaker is the new Cayman Free Press tourism correspondent.
Lynx blowout the Lady Saints
Women’s flag football games continued at the Ed Bush stadium in West Bay on Saturday and one of the best action came in the first game between Scorpions and Zulu’s Warriors.
Stingrays will need webbed feet
Swimmers are especially busy at this time of year and they need a big surge of energy to get through the next few weeks.
Hellcats too slippery for Colts
There was more thrilling action in flag football in West Bay on Saturday.
Cayman Brac makes shore diving easy
Thanks to a system of red painted rocks, visitors to Cayman Brac can now enjoy over 20 shore dives on this island.
Burger King Wolverines scrape Lynx
The Wolverines made a good start to their title defence.
Welly’s shoot for Sharks
Welly’s Cool Spot will look to overseas instruction to improve this summer.
Dolphins drown Hellcats in opener
The dms West Bay Hellcats had a shocking start to their season.
Stingrays showed lion hearts as records tumbled
The Lions Sprint Meet, hosted by Stingray Swim Club at the Lions Aquatic Centre saw 175 registered swimmers from five clubs and teams.
Hellcats not resting on laurels
The dms West Bay Hellcats have every reason to relax.
Redver’s girls aiming to soar
The Women of Valour hope Florida will assist their cause.
Mustangs run wild at Jamboree
The Bulldogs have a new name but figure to be a familiar force in flag football.
Jamboree kicks off West Bay drama
Flag football is about to return for adult players.
East End ‘reef-cam’ now streaming live
A new reefcam in East End has gone live, streaming video from a shallow reef to computer screens aroudn the world
Deloitte finally tame Sharks
Deloitte Devil Rays capped a dominant season with their first national ball hockey championship with a 4-1 win over the Sharks in a great final.
Sea lessons for local students
Marine conservationist Guy Harvey has been introducing school kids throughout Cayman to the underwater world without even getting wet.
Students learn of marine life
Guy Harvey teaches students about marine life.
Local industry, past and present
The National Trust will be giving a presentation on Cayman's industry, past and present, in celebration of World Heritage Day on 18 April
Mighty Gamecocks rule the roost
The Gamecocks are flying high in local hockey.
Small price, big fish in Bay Islands travel adventure
The Bay Islands and Cayman have a shared history. But what's it like to visit on vacation?
High Rollers skating to clip Gamecocks’ wings at Kings
Hockey fans in Cayman can see more drama in March.
Sharks circling Kings for High Rollers and Devil Rays
February promises to offer more hockey action in Cayman.
Sharks hunt their prey while Devil Rays fight Barracudas
Local hockey will seek heroes of its own this week.
Deloitte budget for more props
The Deloitte Devil Rays will be looking to separate from the pack.
Sharks circling for more prey
The Deloitte Sharks are on the hunt for more roller hockey glory.
Sharks circle Kings ahead of 2013 feast
After an impressive championship season, the Deloitte Sharks have their minds set on more hockey hardware.
Deloitte budget for title glory
Cayman inline hockey’s playoff finals started with optimism for the Cayman Hot Sauces Flames.
Sharks devour tasty Hot Sauce
The Deloitte Sharks are the new kings of local roller hockey.
Sharks circle around Hot Sauce
Playoff hockey is in season at Kings Sports Centre.
