After a delayed arrival at the Intercontinental Cup, the Cuban waterpolo players made their debut with with only five players against the United States, the world’s most powerful women's water polo team.

Cuba completed today its domination over the Caribbean Table Tennis Championships with gold medals in the men's and women's doubles and singles events.

Cubans Daniela Fonseca and Karla Perez won the gold medal during a female double event as part of the Caribbean Table Tennis Championship underway in the Cuban capital.

The main Cuban women tennis players won today the semifinals of the individual tournament of the Caribbean Championship, so the Caribbean island has already secured another gold medal, in its absolute dominance so far in the region's championship.

 Cuban Jasiel Rivero and his club Valencia Basket, from Spain, will try today to get their tenth victory at the Eurocup basketball tournament, which in terms of quality is only behind the Euroleague in the Old Continent.

Cuban women's polo players will debut today at the Intercontinental Cup, to be held in Lima, Peru, against the United States, the biggest power in women's water polo, whose goalkeeper was Olympic champion in 2021 and world champion in the last two editions.

With tennis players competing in the four singles semifinals and in the two doubles gold contests, Cuba could reach all the golds at the Caribbean Championships, which concludes today in Havana, where the country already boasts the disputed titles.

After scoring his best jump of 8.01 meters, Cuban long jumper Lester Lescay finished third at the Belgrade’s Athletics Championship.

 The Olympic mixed duet of Daniela Fonseca and Jorge Moises Campos qualified today to the finals of the Caribbean Table Tennis Championships after defeating 3-1 their Cuban teammates Idalys Lovet and Liván Martínez.

The spirited Cuban women's water polo team arrived in Lima, Peru, for the start on March 8 of the Intercontinental Water Polo Cup, the first time the World League is held in South America.

Arlenis Sierra and Leandro Marcos, both members of the national team, led their respective categories from start to finish during the four stages of the March 8 Cycling Cup, held in Havana in honor of International Women's Day.

Cuba, one of the main countries of table tennis in the Americas, "assumed the light" in the recovery of this sport after the Covid-19 pandemic, Dominican Juan Vila, president of the Pan American Confederation of that discipline, told Cuban News Agency.

The Cuban women's team reached the semifinals today, after finishing undefeated in the group stage of the 62nd edition of the Caribbean Table Tennis Championship, a Pan American and World Championship qualifier being held in Havana.

Cuban Jasiel Rivero and his club Valencia Basket will return to action tomorrow in the ACB basketball league in Spain, where they will be facing the powerful Barcelona team, reigning champion of the tournament.

With the incorporation of four judokas, among them Idalis Ortiz, Cuba will bolster the men's and women's judo teams participating at the World Tour, with presence in the Grand Slams of Paris, France, Tel Aviv, Israel, Tbilisi, Georgia, and Antalya, Turkey.

The Cuban and Puerto Rican men's and women's teams, the only undefeated ones at the Caribbean Table Tennis Championship, a Pan American and World Championship qualifier being held in Havana, stand out as favorites for today's semifinals.
The remaining match of the women's group stage will be between Barbadians and Dominicans.