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What organization did Cayman Islands Football Association join in 1992?
Cayman Islands Football Association The Cayman Islands Football Association is the governing body of football in the Cayman Islands . The Cayman Islands Football Association governs all National Team programs , youth development leagues , Womens league and the Cayman Islands Mens Premier League . , the Cayman Islands were ranked 181st moving up four places in the FIFA world rankings after a 1:1 draw against the Dominican Republic in a 2014 FIFA Brazil World Cup Qualifier . The Cayman Islands national football team is the national team of the Cayman Islands and is controlled by the Cayman Islands Football Association . It is a member of FIFA and CONCACAF . History . In 1966 , the Cayman Islands Football Association was formed , to administer the sport in the islands , which by then had a growing domestic league . As the game grew , the need for expanding football facilities became evident . In 1982 the Annex Field , originally built by developer Mike Simmons , was further improved . The Ed Bush field was built in West Bay and opened by the Queen on March 6 , 1994 , followed by a memorable game in which the Cayman Islands beat Jamaica to qualify for the finals of the Shell Caribbean Cup in Trinidad & Tobago . Encouraged by this result , Government agreed a build a new football field . In 1995 , the association presided over the further development of the national sports complex , which was transformed into a modern multi-purpose facility , and renamed the Truman Bodden Sports Complex . On July 30 of that year , the Cayman Islands hosted the Shell Caribbean Cup Finals , for the first time , attracting some of the biggest names in world football . Among the guests were then FIFA President Joao Havelange and the legendary Brazilian hero of the game , Pele . While on this visit , Pele officially opened the Donovan Rankine Field in East End , also built in 1995 . The North Side field came in for redesign and upgrade in 1998/1999 and the G . Haig Bodden Playing Field was completed in Bodden Town shortly afterwards . Following the destruction caused by Hurricane Ivan in 2004 , which left nearly all sporting facilities on the islands destroyed or unusable , the Cayman Islands Government launched a $28-million , four-year reconstruction project , which has seen all five district stadiums on Grand Cayman , and the Cayman Brac playing field , redeveloped to the highest international standards . Both the Annex stadium in George Town - now renamed the T . E . McField Sports Centre after its founder - and the Ed Bush Stadium in West Bay are FIFA Two-Star Football Turf facilities , and the Truman Bodden Sports Complex has been reopened as a 3,000 capacity national stadium . The Cayman Islands now have the facilities to rival any island in the region , a wonderful achievement for such a small nation . The CIFA now presides over sixteen domestic league and cup competitions at the Under-13 boys , Under-15 boys , Under-17 boys , Under-17 girls , and mens and womens senior levels . In addition to competitions , the CIFA oversees an active calendar of education courses for coaches , referees and administrators , as well as regular camps and training programmes for young players . Through a wide range of regional and international contacts and partners , we have been able to establish exchange programmes with clubs in Europe and South America , offering players and coaches exposure of football at the highest professional level . The CIFA realised two major achievements in 2009 , as the Under-17 womens national team became the first Cayman Islands team to progress to the finals of the regional Concacaf Under-17 Womens Championships , and with the opening of the new CIFA office at the Cayman Centre for Excellence ; a long-term development that will provide the CIFA with a dedicated training and administration centre . In September 2011 the Cayman Islands National Under-20 Womens Football Team qualified for the next round of the U-20 Womens World Cup after beating Suriname 4:0 and narrowly losing 1:0 to Trinidad & Tobago in the first round of the Caribbean Football Union World Cup Qualifiers . Presidents . - Allan Moore ( 1981–1985 ) - Ed Bush ( 1985–1987 ) - Allan Moore ( 1987–1989 ) - Tony Scott ( 1989–1991 ) - Jeffrey Webb ( 1991-2015 ) - Lee Ramoon ( 2016-2017 ) - Alfredo Whittaker ( 2017- ; banned for six months ) Cayman Islands National Team results . Mens National Team 2014 FIFA Brazil World Cup Qualifying Results 14/11/11 19:30 Georgetown Cayman Islands 1:1 ( 0:1 ) Dominican Republic 11/11/11 15:00 San Cristobal Dominican Republic 4:0 ( 2:0 ) Cayman Islands 11/10/11 19:30 San Salvador El Salvador 4:0 ( 3:0 ) Cayman Islands 07/10/11 19:30 Georgetown Cayman Islands 0:1 ( 0:0 ) Suriname 06/09/11 19:30 Georgetown Cayman Islands 1:4 ( 0:0 ) El Salvador 02/09/11 18:00 Paramaribo Suriname 1:0 ( 1:0 ) Cayman Islands Womens U20 National Team CFU World Cup Qualifying Results 15/10/11 15:00 Cayman Islands 2:0 ( 1:0 ) Bahamas 18/10/11 18:00 Suriname 0:4 ( 0:0 ) Cayman Islands 20/10/11 18:00 Cayman Islands 0:1 ( 0:0 ) Trinidad & Tobago External links . - Official website - Cayman Islands at the FIFA website - Cayman Islands at CONCACAF site