Grenada Olympic Committee

🇬🇩 PROUD. FOCUSED. UNITED. GRENADA STRONG.

Though the CAC Games 2026 in Santo Domingo have concluded, the pride we hold for Team Grenada will endure. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to:

🙏 Our dedicated athletes, whose sacrifices inspire us all.
🙏 Chef de Mission Dimeon Castle for his exemplary leadership.
🙏 Coaches Paul Phillip, Tendai Haukozi, and Nikel John for their unwavering commitment.
🙏 The Government of Grenada, sponsors, and the vibrant Grenadian public for your steadfast support.

Every race, every throw, every swim reflects our collective pride.

As we look forward to future competitions, the journey continues! 💚💛❤️

⛵ SAILING INTO THE FUTURE!

Kishon Bruno has truly embodied the spirit of Grenada at the CAC Games 2026!

Competing against seasoned sailors in tough conditions, he achieved a commendable 15th place overall, showcasing his bravery and determination.

This journey lays a strong foundation for Kishon's growth as he sets his sights on future Commonwealth Games and Olympic qualifications.

We stand united in supporting you, Kishon, as you navigate your path to greatness!

We believe in your potential, your hard work, and your aspirations. Keep pushing forward; together, we can achieve remarkable things! 🇬🇩

🏐 TEAM GRENADA TAKES ON THE SAND!

Grenada's Beach Volleyball teams proudly represented at the CAC Games 2026 in Santo Domingo!

Women's Team: Thornia Mitchell & Renisha Stafford
Men's Team: Jonel Phillip & Darron Oxford

Facing strong competition from regional teams, our athletes gained valuable experience on the international stage.

Under Coach Nikel John's guidance, they showcased growth, teamwork, and determination.

We are proud of your efforts and look forward to your continued development!

🏃‍♂️ GRENADA SHINES ON THE TRACK AND FIELD!

Grenada's athletics team delivered impressive performances at the CAC Games 2026 in Santo Domingo!

RESULTS:

🥇 Anderson Peters – GOLD in Men's Javelin (83.95m)
🥉 Kelsie Muriel Ross – BRONZE in Women's Shot Put (16.92m)

Kirani James – 4th in Men's 400m (45.32)
Nazzio John – 200m Final (21.10) & 100m Semi-Finals (10.37)
Suerena Alexander – 6th in Women's Javelin (49.28m)

We are proud of our athletes and Coach Paul Phillip for representing Grenada with excellence.

🇬🇩🚴🏾‍♂️ Sending our heartfelt wishes for a speedy recovery, Red! ❤️

In the heat of the 10KM Scratch Race Final, Red Walters displayed incredible talent and courage, fiercely vying for a top position. Sadly, a crash in the final laps sidelined him, leading to a pile-up with several riders.

We're relieved to share that Red has received medical care and is now on the path to recovery. This setback is but a chapter in his inspiring journey, fueling the fire for his dreams at the UCI World Championships in October 2026.

Let’s unify in support of our Redstar as he heals. Know that Grenada stands behind you, Red, and we eagerly await your return to the track, where you belong. Your resilience inspires us all! 🇬🇩💪🏾🚴🏾‍♂️

Red Walters showcased incredible determination in the Elimination Race Final, claiming 15th place against a fiercely competitive international field. This performance is a testament to his bravery and skill, and we celebrate him for representing Grenada with pride on the Commonwealth Games stage!

The journey doesn’t stop there. Red has earned his place in the finals of the 10km Scratch Race!

We stand united in wishing him the very best as he takes on this next challenge. Let’s rally behind our champion, Red!

His courage inspires us all, echoing the strength of our nation. Together, we rise! 🇬🇩💪

In a thrilling display of grit and determination, Jamara Patterson clocked in at an impressive 52.82 seconds in the women’s 400m, securing third place. Though she narrowly missed the final, her performance is a testament to her immense potential and relentless spirit. Each race brings her closer to greatness, and we wholeheartedly support her journey. Keep pushing, Jamara!

Your breakthrough moment is on the horizon.