HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC COMMITTEE

The Cayman Islands Olympic Committee was founded in 1973 and was recognized by the IOC (International Olympic Committee) in 1976. From the beginning as a fledging association, undertaking but a few tasks, it has now developed to a body representative of 22 member-sports, with significant undertakings at home and abroad. The elected officials over the years of CIOC are as follows:


OFFICERS OF THE OLYMPIC COMMITTEE

Presidents
Douglas Calder  - 1973 - 1989
Ernest Foster -  1989 - 1992
Robert Nunes  - 1992 - 2001
Jerris Miller  -  2001- 2005
Donald McLean  - 2005 –

Vice Presidents 
This post was created in 1985 in new constitution.
Ernest Foster -  1985 – 1988
Tony Scott  -  1988 – 1998
Carson Ebanks  - 1998- 2005
Lori Powell  -  2005 –

Secretary's General
Joel Bonn  - 1973 – 1976
Ernest Foster  - 1976 – 1984
Robert Nunes  - 1985 – 1992
Peter Larder  - 1992  - 1998
Tony Scott  - 1998 – 2001
Donald McLean  - 2001 – 2005
Carson Ebanks  - 2005 –

Treasurers
Ernest Foster  - 1973 -1976
John Jefferson  - 1976- 1983
Tim Marsh  - 1985 – 1987
David Sargison  -  1987 – 1996
Jerris Miller  - 1996 – 2001
Bernie Bush  -  2001 –