The 2021 Junior Pan American Games has come to an end for Cayman’s swimmers. Representing the country at the inaugural competition was four of Cayman’s long course national record holders.
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Mushin takes lead at newly formed swim club
‘John Gray Swim Club’ is the latest addition under the Cayman Islands Aquatic Sports Association banner. Leading the charge for the new team is Ryan Mushin who is currently the Senior Swimming Instructor with the Department of Sports. With John Gray now being established under CIASA as of Monday (November 15), swimmers competing for theContinue reading “Mushin takes lead at newly formed swim club”
Lions Aquatic Swimming Pool Re-Opens Ahead of Schedule
After being closed to the public for over a month, the Lions Aquatic Pool has re-open, The Ministry of Sports announced Thursday, October 21.
Jackson sisters completes first 2021/22 season meet
Caymanian swimmers Alison and Sarah Jackson opened their 2021/22 swim season for the University Northern Colorado (UNC) this past weekend at the CMU Intermountain Shootout.
CBAC welcomes two new coaches for 2021/22 swim season
Camana Bay Aquatic Club has begun it’s 2021/22 aquatics season at the Camana Bay Pool under the leadership of newly promoted Head Swim Coach, Grant Ferguson and assistant coach Rob Harrington. Mr Denis Corin, Chairman of CBAC said the club was pleased to see the appointment of a coach of such high calibre. “Coach GrantContinue reading “CBAC welcomes two new coaches for 2021/22 swim season”
Crooks clocks new 100m free national record in Olympic heat
Caymanian swimmer Jillian Crooks is officially the country’s youngest Olympian after competing in Tokyo Games Wednesday (July 28) morning in the 100 metre freestyle event. The 15-year-old beat six other swimmers in her respective heat, to take second place with a time of 57.32 seconds, a new Cayman Islands national record. However, her time wasn’tContinue reading “Crooks clocks new 100m free national record in Olympic heat”
Jillian Crooks to become Cayman’s youngest Olympian
Caymanian swimmer Jillian Crooks is less than a month away from making history by becoming the youngest-ever Olympian from the Cayman Islands.
Cayman swimmers dominates at Bahamas national championships
Several swimmers from the Cayman Islands’ junior national swim team competed at the Bahamas Aquatics’ National Swimming Championships last week where they took 51 podium places.
Stingray Swim Club duo take first at Flowers Swim
For the second year in a row Jake Bailey, of Stingray Swim Club, took first male at the annual Flowers Sea Swim but this time he was joined by teammate Raya Embury-Brown who took first female. While the race capped off at 500 swimmers during registration due to COVID-19 regulations, 403 swimmers took to theContinue reading “Stingray Swim Club duo take first at Flowers Swim”
Nearly 100 swimmers hit the water for the Butterfield Sea Swim
Jake Bailey cross the finish line first clocking 10 minutes and 47 seconds ahead of 91 other swimmers during the 18th Annual Butterfield Sea Swim.
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