Cuba assured its presence in trampoline gymnastics at the Central American and Caribbean Games of San Salvador 2023 after getting two places in the Pan American Championship held in Rio, Brazil, through Brandis Banteur and Jardiel Crespo.
Qualifying for the 2023 event was the Cubans’ main goal, even if they barely had a few months to prepare and no action in any international tournament.

Cuban divers Anisley Garcia and Luis Gustavo Cañabate finished 12th among the mixed 3m & 10m teams at the World Aquatics Championships in Hungary.

 The first Caribbean Games Guadeloupe 2022 start today at the René Serge Nabajoth-Abymes stadium with a ceremony that will leave everything ready for the first day of competitions tomorrow.

The Cuban men's handball team was left without options to play in the World Championships, to be held in Poland and Sweden in January 2023, after losing 28-32 to the United States—its second defeat in the qualifiers—in the tournament of the North American and Caribbean Confederation in Mexico City.

Cuban diving continued its commendable performance at the World Aquatic Sports Championships by qualifying today to the men's final of synchronized diving from the 10-meter platform in Budapest.

The Cuban men's handball team achieved on Monday its first success at the North American and Caribbean Confederation of Handball tournament, which awards a ticket to the World Cup to be held in Poland and Sweden in January 2023.

The Cuban men's handball team will seek today its first success at the North America and Caribbean Handball Confederation (NACHC) tournament, which awards a ticket to the World Cup of that sport.

Judo is among the six sports in which Cuba will participate at the 1st Caribbean Games in Guadeloupe, scheduled to be held June 29 to July 3.

Cuban Anisley Garcia finished 18th place in the 10-m platform semifinals of the diving competition in the World Aquatic Sports Championships in Budapest, Hungary.

Cuba qualified for the first time to an artistic swimming final in a World Championship, by advancing today in its debut with mixed duet to the medal contest in Budapest, Hungary.

With the second best result of the delegation, achieved by Rodolfo Falcon ( junior) in the 1,500-meter freestyle, the Cuban participation at the 19th edition of the World Aquatic Sports Championships concluded today.

With victories in the last days of the Tour of America's Dairyland (ToAD), Cuban cyclist Marlies Mejías continues her excellent performance in some of the most important races in the United States.

The best Cuban swimmer in the last two quadrenniums, Elisbet Gamez, had the most outstanding performance for Cuba in the World Championships of the International Swimming Federation in Budapest, Hungary, Monday.

Cuba beat Costa Rica 3-0 to finish 2nd in the NORCECA Women's Challenger Final Four held in Nogales, Sonora (Mexico) and won by the host country with a 3-0 victory over Puerto Rico.

Cuba's top triathlete Leslie Amat Alvarez improved her previous results in these events by finishing 27th among 59 participants in the World Cup held in Huatulco, Mexico.

Cuba continued its participation in the World Aquatics Championships in Budapest, Hungary, with the young Cuban swimming talent Andrea Becali, who finished fifth in the second elimination heat of the 100m backstroke with 1:04.72 min.