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Sailing
The Cayman Islands Sailing Club was formally established with Articles of Association and registered as a non-profit organization in 1965, making it the oldest continuously operating sporting organization in the Cayman Islands.

In 1976 in Montreal, Canada, Carson Ebanks, Gerry Kirkconnell, and Peter Milburn became the first persons to represent the Cayman Islands at an Olympic Games. Since that time, the Cayman Islands Olympic Committee has sponsored teams to compete in the 1984, 1992, 1996, and 2000 Olympic Games.

Cycling
CI Cycling is committed to promoting the sport of cycling by fostering a spirit that, through social cycling events, competitive cycling events and cycling based gatherings will enable all our riders to achieve their full potential. That may be just to use cycling to keep fit or compete in international events.

We will use our experience to promote cycling within a competitive, constructive, friendly supportive club environment. We will promote road riding etiquette, road safety, road traffic awareness and cycling as a sport for all in the pursuit of a healthy and active lifestyle. We will in particular strive to raise the awareness of cycling to the Cayman Islands youth and encourage and assist where we can in helping, coaching and encouraging them. Cycling as a sport promotes discipline, teamwork, physical fitness and dedication.

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Swimming
Cayman Swimming is multi-faceted and blessed with some of the best open water swim conditions in the world.  Despite there being just one 25 metre government-owned (built by the Lions)  pool in Grand Cayman, used for everything from learn-to-swim to national team training, Cayman’s swim program produced three qualified competitors for the 2004 Athens Olympics.       

The Cayman Islands Amateur Swim Assoc (CIASA) is the governing body of swimming in the Cayman Islands.  A member of FINA, CIASA was established in 1986 to promote, develop and oversee the sport of swimming in the Cayman Islands. CIASA supports the national teams, oversees the local clubs, runs a full calendar of open water events, subsidizes the masters coaching, and is working toward building a 50m pool.

Squash
The Cayman Islands National Squash Rackets Association ("CINSRA") was originally constituted in the late 1980's and was reconstituted as Cayman Island National Squash Association ("CINSA") on 8 January 2007 as an Ordinary Non Profit Company Limited by Guarantee.

The national team has been competing against Bermuda, Bahamas and Jamaica in Rosebowl since 1982 and won the overall trophy in 1997, 2001 and 2006. In 1985 Cayman competed in it's first Senior Caribbean Championships ("Senior CASA") in Frreeport Bahamas. Although having never won the overall trophy John MacRury was ranked # 1 in the Caribbean from 1987 - 1993 and the Ladies team won the Caribbean Championships in 1993. The junior national team has been competing in the Junior Caribbean Championships ("Junior CASA") since the mid 80's and boasts several champions including the late Dean Knight, Cathryn Tyler, Phillipa Byles and more recently the reigning under 17 champions Alain Mudeen and Samantha Hennings. In 2006 Chantelle Day and Jeff Broderick competed in the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne and recently a team comprising mainly our top juniors participated in the Guernsey 2007 Games which is a stepping stone for the Island Games..

There are 9 courts on the the Island and South Sound Squash Club can rightly be proud of its reputation as being by far the best squash facility in the Caribbean. There is a very active junior programme with close to 100 youngsters participating.......the future of Cayman squash is looking very healthy.

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Shooting
The non-profit entity now known as the Cayman Islands Sport Shooting Association began as an “unincorporated entity over thirty years ago” and is currently the first and only sports shooting organization recognized by the Governor of the Cayman Islands. It was originally called, “The Cayman Islands Rifle and Gun Club.” In 1986, its name was changed to, “The Cayman Islands Gun Club” and finally in 2003 to “Cayman Islands Sport Shooting Association.” The current president is Mr. Eddie McLean. 

The aims and objectives of CISSA are to promote and guide sport and recreational marksmanship locally, including training athletes for the Olympics, Island Games, ISSF1 Skeet competitions, and continue the tradition of waterfowl and upland hunting.


Table Tennis
Five years after a fledgling group of enthusiasts made early steps to organize the association, the Cayman Islands can at long last welcome the Cayman Islands Table Tennis Association (CITTA) as the newest organized sport to have a presence in these fair Islands!

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