TTFA congratulates National Youth League winners
TTFA Congratulates National Youth League Champions Following Exciting Finals Day at Ato Boldon Stadium
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association extends warm congratulations to all champions, finalists, coaches, officials and supporters following an exciting day of football at the 2026 TTFA National Youth League Finals held on Saturday at the Ato Boldon Stadium. The competition, which ran over four months with matches in the various zones, showcased the depth of young footballing talent across the country, with six teams lifting national titles after a series of competitive and memorable finals.
2026 TTFA National Youth League Champions
Boys Under-15
San Juan Jabloteh 1 (Fonrose 47′)
Point Fortin YFA 1 (J. Humphrey 34′)
San Juan Jabloteh won 5-4 on penalties.
Girls Under-17
Trendsetter Hawks 8
Cox Football Academy 0
Boys Under-17
Beatnix FC 2 (K. Glasgow 9′, J. Hinds 24′)
Moka Lions 1 (A. Constantine 60′)
Boys Under-20
CRESCO FC 1 (S. Outar 1′)
Premier SC 1 (M. Webb 79′)
CRESCO FC won 6-5 on penalties.
TTFA President Kieron Edwards praised every club that participated throughout the National Youth League season and congratulated the newly crowned champions.
“Congratulations to all of our champions and finalists. Reaching a national final is an achievement in itself, and every player who stepped onto the field represented their club and community with pride. These competitions are fundamental to the future of Trinidad and Tobago football because they provide our young players with meaningful opportunities to compete, develop and dream.
“The TTFA remains committed to strengthening youth football and creating pathways for our talented players to progress to the highest levels of the game.”
TTFA Technical Director Devin Elcock said the standard of football on display reflected the continued growth of youth development programmes across the country.
“The National Youth League continues to be one of our most important development platforms. Across every final we saw technical quality, tactical discipline, resilience and an outstanding competitive spirit.
“Congratulations to the champions, but equally to every club, coach and parent who has invested countless hours in these young players. Their development is a collective effort, and these finals are another positive step in building the future of Trinidad and Tobago football.”
The TTFA also commended the officials from the different zones, match officials, competition staff, volunteers, medical teams and supporters whose contributions ensured the successful staging of the finals.
As the curtain comes down on this year’s National Youth League, the TTFA will now undertake a comprehensive review of the competition, assessing its overall delivery and identify opportunities for further enhancement. The objective is to build on the successes of this season while introducing improvements across various aspects of the competition to ensure an even stronger and more rewarding experience for players, coaches, clubs, officials and supporters in the years ahead.
The TTFA looks forward to seeing these young players continue their development as they progress through the football pathway, with the worthy players expected to feature prominently in future national youth and senior programmes.
