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EVERY SPORT WHERE CURAÇAO COMPETES

Squads, schedules, results and the detail that usually never leaves a federation's paperwork — set by set, inning by inning, race by race.

Little League — Williamsport

Liga Pariba carry Curaçao back to the tournament we won in 2004. Fourteen players, eleven and twelve years old, with every batting average and ERA from the playoff run that got them there.

  • Squad: 14 players, 3 staff
  • First game: 20 August vs Japan, 4:00 PM
  • Then: 22 or 23 August, depending on the result
  • Where: Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Rymiel AntoniaShardiyon De LanoiRuendrikson LueteriaJaymiel MartinaGiendry RyanJordan RichardsSteven FelixNaeem Angel Coeriel

Volleyball — Caribbean champions

Curaçao won the CAZOVA Final Four at home in Willemstad, beating Barbados 3–0 in the final. All eight matches are in the app set by set, with box scores, tournament leaders and every award.

  • Final: Curaçao 3–0 Barbados
  • MVP: Marlison Kleeinmoedig
  • Where: Sala Errol Rooi, Willemstad, 18–20 July

Basketball — WBAC in Amsterdam

The Women Basketball Association of Curaçao took three squads to the Dutch 3x3 youth finals — U-14, U-16 and U-18 — under coach Yeroen de Aldrey.

  • Squads: U-14, U-16, U-18
  • Where: Bijlmer Arena, Amsterdam, 25 July
Cati LichtenbergSavannah MarquesXzasha PietersZynha CurialShanay ObispoTsutae Martis Guillermo

Equestrian — third in the world

Twenty-three riders represented Curaçao at the World Equestrian Championship in the Dominican Republic. Kynou Bakhuis became world champion in her division, and the island finished third overall of ten nations.

  • World champion: Kynou Bakhuis
  • Silver: Sigfried Sille
  • Curaçao: 3rd of 10 nations
  • Where: Santo Domingo, 15–19 July

Baseball — Caribbean champions

Liga Pabou won all five games to take the Senior League Caribbean title and represent the region. Every player's batting line is in the app.

  • Record: 5–0, undefeated
  • Final: Curaçao 5–3 Puerto Rico

CAC Games — Santo Domingo

Fifty-one Curaçao athletes across eight disciplines. Baseball box scores inning by inning, swimming results race by race, and the tennis draw.

  • Disciplines: swimming, open water, athletics, shooting, tennis, baseball, artistic swimming

Football — our first Mundial

In 2026 Curaçao qualified for a World Cup for the first time, and took a point off Ecuador. The full group stage, squads and the Buki Mundial book are still in the app.

  • First World Cup in our history
  • Group stage, squads and the Buki Mundial in the app

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