1) Men’s National Basketball League

Coming up… big performances and bigger scorelines in the Men’s National Basketball League. We’ve got the full weekend roundup.

2) Women’s National Football Team – CONCACAF Qualifier

Also ahead… Cayman’s women gear up for a massive CONCACAF qualifier on home soil. We’ll tell you who they’re facing and when.

3) ICC Cricket World Cup Sub‑Regional Qualifier

Next in sports… Cayman Cricket steps onto the world stage as the island hosts a World Cup qualifier for the very first time.

4) Sister Islands Swim Club Nationals Performance

And later… a young Sister Islands squad makes a major statement at the National Swimming Championships. Their standout results are coming up.

Coming up in the news: If you ride an e‑bike or scooter, changes are coming. Enforcement begins soon, and your are being reminded to get compliant with the law. Also, a new Listening Tour invites Cayman residents to speak directly with PPM leaders. Cayman Brac welcomes one of the world’s largest sailing yachts — and tourism officials say momentum is building. Boat operators and watersports crews take note — government and UK partners launch specialised safety training next month. All that and more in our 6 PM News.

FRC Hosts Understanding ADHD Session Next Month

Mayo Clinic Opens in Cayman

DG 5K Registration Reminder

Cayman is being hit with another cold snap; the start date for changes to how government disciplines civil servants has been pushed a month; and visitors to the Sister Islands on a sailing yacht are wow'd by the trip.

Cayman Islands Regiment is preparing for a change of command; in addition to newleadership, the Regiment is also potentially getting a new home; and the Commission for Standards in Public Life launches a survey to get your feedback on updates and changes to the Standards in Public Life Act.

Premier Andre Ebanks leads a delegation to CARICOM in St. Kitts and Nevis to tackle regional priorities like food security and climate resilience.

The Commission for Standards in Public Life is launching a survey asking residents if politicians' private interests should be made available online.

And, the Cayman Islands Regiment prepares for a change in command as a new leader is set to take over next month.

Option 1 – High Energy

Coming up… CSUN’s Joshua O’Garro breaks down the defensive mindset that powered the Matadors past Hawai‘i—and why he says they’re built for a conference run.

Also ahead… Cayman’s young sprinters shine at the Caribbean Invitational—medals, personal bests, and another CARIFTA qualifier added to the list.

And... Cayman’s favorite fishing tournament is almost here.

A marine watch is in effect; the Premier heads to a meeting of CARICOM this week; nominations will be accepted soon for Making Waves 2026; and the Ag Show display winners are announced.

A Small Craft Advisory has been issued this morning and will be upgraded to a Marine Watch this evening; Cabinet’s February 11th meeting featured a modest agenda; a construction site is targeted in a Bodden Town burglary; and Honoring Women Month is just around the corner and this year’s theme is Give to Gain.

Change is coming to how travellers enter the United Kingdom; police seize motorcycles and arrest two men after two Sundays of dangerous riding in the Eastern Districts; and Former Prospect MP Austin Osmond Harris Jr. was honoured Sunday with an officialfuneral.