Youth football teams from Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, the Cayman Islands and The Bahamas gathered in Kingston over the weekend for the 2026 staging of Soccer Feva, the regional six-a-side tournament hosted by the American International School of Kingston (AISK).
The two-day competition brought together approximately 180 student-athletes, age 14 to 19, for a weekend of football and cultural exchange among schools from across the region.
Lyford Cay International School captured the girls’ championship after an impressive run through the tournament, finishing ahead of Immaculate Conception High School. Cayman International School secured third place.
Cedar International claimed the girls’ shield title, while Campion College’s A team finished as runners-up.
Lyford Cay goalkeeper Chloe Cooper was named the Girls’ Most Valuable Player following standout performances throughout the tournament, while Cedar International received the award for Most Disciplined Girls Team.
In the boys’ competition, the International School of Port of Spain secured the championship trophy, finishing ahead of Lyford Cay International School in second place. Cayman International School placed third.
Hillel Academy won the boys’ shield competition, with Youth Reaching Youth finishing second.
ISPS standout Christian Moses was named the Boys’ Most Valuable Player, while Youth Reaching Youth received the Most Disciplined Boys Team award.
Soccer Feva continues to provide an opportunity for young footballers to compete against regional teams, while building friendships and sporting camaraderie among schools from across the Caribbean.
The tournament was supported by corporate partners, including sports drink brand Gatorade.
