Caribbean sailors Luc Chevrier of St. Lucia, Just van Aanholt of Aruba, and Thad Lettsome of the British Virgin Islands gave it their all but, unfortunately, fell short of the medals as the men's dinghy sailing event finished with the medal race on Thursday at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Chevrier finished 29^th in the competition, scoring 199 points and 163 net points while van Aanholt finished 33^rd with 217 total points and 178 net points.

Lettsome finished 38^th, with 255 total points and 215 net points.

Throughout the competition, these sailors displayed exceptional skill, determination, and sportsmanship, representing their countries with pride on the global stage.

In the women’s dinghy competition, Bermuda’s Adriana Penruddocke and the Cayman Islands’ Charlotte Webster gave strong efforts.

In race 9, Webster finished 37^th, while Penruddocke finished 42^nd. After the medal race, Penruddocke finished 36^th overall with 270 total points and 226 net points while Webster finished 41^st with 349 total points and 306 net points.

These women put out a valiant effort, and while they did not get the opportunity at medalling, their performances were admirable, showcasing their athletic ability and passion for the sport.