Curaçao Sport Club wins The Club Challenge 2026 tennis title

The Federashon Futbòl Kòrsou (FFK) and Maduro & Curiel's Bank (MCB) have launched a joint sustainability initiative focused on recycling at local football matches in Curaçao. During two home games, the organizations collected 417 kilograms of recyclable materials, marking the first concrete step in their environmental partnership. The initiative signals a growing effort to integrate sustainability practices into the island's sporting culture. By partnering with one of Curaçao's leading financial institutions, the FFK is able to bring greater organizational and financial support to its green ambitions. The collaboration demonstrates how sports and business sectors on the island are beginning to align around environmental responsibility. While still in its early stages, the program could serve as a model for other local sports federations and event organizers across the Caribbean.

Football club Vesta in Curaçao has won an appeal following a protest they filed after a match against Scherpenheuvel. Vesta alleged that Scherpenheuvel fielded an ineligible or illegal player during the game, prompting them to lodge a formal protest with the relevant football authorities. The appeal body ruled in Vesta's favor, validating their complaint against the opposing team. The outcome could affect the standings or result of the disputed match, depending on the sanctions imposed on Scherpenheuvel. This decision highlights the ongoing importance of player eligibility enforcement within Curaçao's local football competition.

Typhoon Swim Club has been crowned team champion at the Nazario Martijn Swimming Championships for the second consecutive year, finishing with a total of 1,509 points. The second edition of the competition took place from September 24 to 27, 2026, at the Enith Brigitha pool at SDK in Willemstad, Curaçao. The back-to-back title solidifies Typhoon Swim Club's position as the dominant competitive swimming team on the island. The event is named after Nazario Martijn, reflecting a local tradition of honoring contributors to the sport. Held at the Enith Brigitha pool — itself named after Curaçao's celebrated Olympic swimmer — the venue adds historical significance to the competition. The consecutive championship win marks a strong period of consistency and depth for the Typhoon Swim Club program.