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Cayman Islands Basketball is celebrating a historic moment on Thursday in Nassau, Bahamas, at the FIBA 3x3 Caribbean Cup.Young footballers on Cayman Brac will hit the pitch this Saturday for the FC International Youth Football Camp. The camp runs from 9 to noon at the Cayman Brac Sports Complex and is open to players ages 6 to 16.

Local sports with A.J. Brammer.

Local sports with A.J. Brammer.

Cayman's Aaliyannah Anderson is off to a flying start in the 2026 collegiate track season.Cayman's 3x3 Basketball Teams Touch Down in The Bahamas for Caribbean Cup!Cayman's youngest hoop stars light up the court—Week 3 of the Health City mini league brings the energy.There's just one month to go. Ring in the new year with the CUC Sea Swim —

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Walkers Cayman Islands Marathon crowns new champions. Cayman football heats up and Hoops on fire: we'll have the latest on Cayman Under-19 basketball.#radiocaymansports

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Cayman gymnastics snags medal in Trinidad.

Local sports with A.J. Brammer.

Local sports with A.J. Brammer.

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Seven of Cayman's finest natural bodybuilders made their mark on the world stage this past weekend, delivering powerhouse performances at one of the sport's most prestigious international events.Seven young athletes from Cayman Brac will represent the Cayman Islands this weekend as part of the Under-16 netball development team heading to Jamaica for a three-day tour.

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The Cayman Classic just raised the bar—and teams are already lining up to come back. Plus, a rising star with a famous last name who's making waves on and off the court. It's almost go time for the Walkers Cayman Islands Marathon. Over 1,200 runners, big prizes, and a whole lot of community spirit—find out what's in store this Sunday, and why organizers say it's more than just a race. The road to the finals is heating up in primary school football. Top seeds held their ground, underdogs pulled off upsets, and the semi-final stage is set. We've got your full Cayman youth football playoff rundown—next.

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-It's game day for the women at the Cayman Islands Classic!-Cayman fell 4-0 to Bermuda in Thursday night's Concacaf women's qualifier.-Cayman Golfer Justin Hastings competes at his first PGA Tour -This weekend, Cayman Brac shifts its focus to football and netball action. -More than 60 runners and walkers hit the streets for the Cayman Islands Conference of Seventh Day Adventists LASCO Annual 10K fun run.

It's the ladies' turn to take center court at the Cayman Islands Classic. And Shaquille O'neal visits the 2025 Cayman Islands Classic Pickleball fans are gearing up for what's being called the island's biggest rally for a cause.

From beachside interviews to buzzer-beater glory—McNeese claims the crown, and Shaq's on deck for the women's tip-off. Cayman Classic basketball is just heating up…Ten schools, three-year groups, and one unforgettable day on the pitch—South Sound came alive as Cayman's young female athletes tackled, passed, and cheered their way through the annual girls' rugby tournament. The regular season's in the books—and seven unbeaten teams now face their biggest test yet. The 2025 CUC Primary Football League Champions Cup kicks off this Saturday at the Annex, where it's all on the line in quarter-final action.

Local sports with A.J. Brammer.

Local sports with A.J. Brammer.

George Washington lights it up from deep, McNeese clamps down on defense, and the Cayman Islands Classic heads into its final showdown tonight. Who's got the edge for the title? Stay tuned.A powerhouse showing from Team Cayman on the global stage. Elite leads the charge across three leagues, Sunset stuns in a five-goal thriller, and Roma rises in First Division play. Cayman football is heating up. Stay with us.

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The stage is set, the stars are here—Cayman Classic tips off with elite college hoops and island pride. Who's bringing the heat this year? Stay tuned.Unbeaten streaks, playoff dreams—seven schools head into the CUC PFL quarter-finals with perfect records. Who's chasing the Champions Cup, and who's fighting for redemption? Full breakdown ahead.A blazing finish at Public Beach—Sarah Dick leads the pack at this month's MUFG Triathlon, with standout performances across the Olympic and Spirit divisions. We've got your winners, times, and top teams, next.

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-Whittaker Wins Big as Cayman Muscle Mayhem Showcases Power, Pride, and Pro Cards-Six Cayman Athletes Bound for DFAC World Stage After Muscle Mayhem Triumph-Elite NCAA Teams Tip Off in Cayman as Basketball Classic Returns to John Gray Gym

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Cayman women opens its Concacaf qualifier against Bermuda later this month on home soil.Sunset U15 Girls Crowned Champions in Tampa Bay's Super Football CupWeek 2 of the Kelly Law 13U basketball season brought lots of excitement and strong competition.The KPMG Pirates Week Open Water Swim brought together seventy swimmers

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Coming up—provincial pride takes center court! The Phoenix Guardians Basketball League makes history with its first-ever All-Star showdown.Cayman women's rugby is calling all newcomers—contact and non-contact sessions kick off this Saturday in South Sound.George Town Harbour came alive for the Pirates Half Mile Swim as Cayman's open water community delivered another standout evenAnd who's making noise in the Health City 10 and under basketball League?

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This week on Sports Stuff with Jim & Muff, the guys deliver a packed episode full of sharp takes, elite banter, and wall-to-wall football talk. Things kick off with a lighthearted debate about the legitimacy of s'mores ice cream, but it doesn't take long before the conversation heats up across the college and NFL landscapes. The Gurus of Nothing break down a chaotic week in the NFL, including: - The Ramsey–Chase dust-up and what it means for both squads - The Steelers' roller-coaster performance - A shocking Jaguars blowout over the Chargers - The Ravens' statement win over the Browns The crew then shifts to college football, covering: - Oklahoma's big win over Alabama - Georgia flexing on Texas - Texas A&M's wild comeback and the controversy attached - And Michigan's too-close-for-comfort escape against Northwestern Plus some love for local sports chaos, standout hockey moments, and notable hoops performances Don't forget to follow us on all our socials: - @sportsjimmuff on Instagram / Twitter - Sports Stuff with Jim & Muff on Facebook / YouTube Subcribe, comment, rate, review, poke, like, tickle, and get the damn bell on!!!

Cayman crushes Anguilla 4-nil at Truman Bodden—hear what Coach Dougie Rowe says about the road to Nations League glory.Coming up—who's peaking at the right time, and which underdogs could shake up the Primary Football League playoff picture? Stay tuned…Cayman's youngest hoop stars light up the court—Week 2 of the Health City mini league brings the energy.

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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Nate Gatter chats with Drew King, who covers Mizzou basketball for PowerMizzou.com. Then, Kevin Kalish, Head Coach for the Saint Louis University Men's soccer team, joins the show before they face off with Dayton before the A10 Championship! In the second hour of the show, Nate gives his opinion on private equity to Big 10 college football programs, how the Chiefs stack up in the AFC, and hits on local sports with Frank Cusumano, KSDK Sports Director!

In the second hour of the show, Nate Gatter gives his opinion on private equity to Big 10 college football programs, how the Chiefs stack up in the AFC, and hits on local sports with Frank Cusumano, KSDK Sports Director!

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Local sports with A.J. Brammer.

LOCAL SPORTS

Local sports with A.J. Brammer.

LOCAL SPORTS

Local sports with A.J. Brammer.

Local sports with A.J. Brammer.

In this episode of Sports Stuff with Muff, the crew is without Jim and dubs the episode a "No Ohio Episode" - devoid of talk regarding "The Team Down South", diving into the latest happenings in college football and the NFL, sharing personal anecdotes from recent games and tailgating experiences. They discuss the implications of the college football playoff, the Cleveland Guardians' betting scandal, and Muff apologizes for transgressions from his weekend in Morgantown. The episode also features a recap of NFL Week 10, highlighting surprising outcomes and coaching changes, all while maintaining a humorous and engaging tone. Don't forget to follow us on all our socials: - @sportsjimmuff on Instagram / Twitter - Sports Stuff with Jim & Muff on Facebook / YouTube Subcribe, comment, rate, review, poke, like, tickle, and get the damn bell on!!!

Cayman's swimmers show up in a big way at the Swim England South West Winter Championships ... with two securing qualification for British Winter Nationals this December. Cayman's youngest basketballers hit the court this weekend for a fun-filled round of competition, Can Cayman International School go back-to-back in both boys' and girls' football? The Appleby Under-18 season is underway—and the champs are back with a target on their backs…Sunset dominates, Fusion finds form, and Reese Bateson leads the scoring charts—Week 4 of the Cayman Women's Premier League was anything but quiet…More than 50 riders took part in the Ride for Jamaica charity event this weekend,

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