This weekend in the U.S. Virgin Islands Soccer Federation, Premier Leagues brought heavy pressure, high-scoring matches, and a clear message: the level of play across the territory is rising — and fast.
With decisive wins from breakout contenders and familiar firepower from returning favorites, the league’s midseason stretch is shaping up to be a battle of endurance, depth, and discipline.
CAPA Crushes Helenites 5–0 in Bethlehem Blowout
Champion Athletic Performance Academy steamrolled past previously dominant Helenites FC with a ruthless 5–0 shutout at Bethlehem Soccer Complex on St. Croix Sunday, July 6.
The tone was set early when Rakeem Joseph picked up a yellow card but quickly redeemed himself by opening the scoring in the 18th minute. Davion Bell and Alexi Bedford joined the attack, each netting a goal to give CAPA a commanding 3–0 lead by halftime.
Helenites — known for their grit — couldn’t recover. Despite three more yellow cards in the second half, their defensive line struggled to contain CAPA’s aggressive front.
In the 79th and 81st minutes, Joseph and Trevon Thorpe sealed the deal with back-to-back goals. With five goals scored and a clean sheet secured by CAPA’s goalkeeper, this was not just a win – it was a statement.
Massey Outguns LRVI 5–3 in High-Octane Thriller
Over on St. Thomas, Massey Soccer Academy commanded the field at Ivanna Eudora Kean High School with a four-goal burst that overwhelmed LRVI FC in the first half.
Amir Ottley struck first in the 15th minute, followed closely by Getrau Louis. Christopher Septus added two of his own in the 25th and 36th minutes, sending LRVI’s goalkeeper, Connor Querrard, into survival mode.
LRVI’s Jean Thierry Baptiste answered just before the halftime whistle, but Massey’s Mahari Cortijo restored their dominant lead in the 54th minute, making it 5–1.
Late in the match, Auston Martinson and Mike Point Du Jour found the back of the net to make it 5–3, but time ran out on the comeback, ending the game in a Massey victory.
Rock City United Runs It Back in Women’s 6–1 Win Over Castaways
Ivanna Eudora Kean High School, St. Thomas — Sunday, July 6
In the women’s division, Rock City United once again proved too strong for Castaways FC, following up last weekend’s 6–0 win with another dominant 6-goal performance.
The St. Thomas-based side controlled the 7v7 matchup from start to finish, capitalizing on their speed, spacing, and cohesion. Castaways managed to break through, scoring against goalkeeper Michael Holt to avoid another shutout — but Rock City’s control was never in question.
Now, eyes are on the upcoming Women’s League finals, where the St. Thomas clubs will get their long-awaited shot at the top two teams from St. Croix. With momentum on their side, Rock City United is looking like a serious contender.
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