Cayman Prep and High School continued its run of success, securing an impressive four championships this past Saturday, 13 Dec., to conclude the 2025 CUC Primary Football League and Girls’ Primary Football League finals.
Primary Football League
Cayman Prep 11A clinched their ninth straight under-11 Champions Cup title, defeating Marie Martin Primary School 4-0 in the final.
Fraser Gow of Cayman Prep was recognised as the Justin Henry Most Valuable Player, earning the honour for his performance which included scoring two goals in the final.
The third-place match saw St. Ignatius Catholic School regain a great deal of pride by coming from behind to defeat Island Primary 2-1.
Securing the under-9 Champions Cup in the Primary Football League was Cayman Prep 9A who defeated Island Primary 9A with a final score of 3-0.
Liam Stewart of Cayman Prep was awarded the Gerome Graham Most Valuable Player award for his influential display during the final.
St. Ignatius Catholic claimed third place in the under-9 Champions Cup, defeating Prospect Primary School 2-0 following a penalty shootout after a scoreless regulation and extra time.
In the under-11 Consolation Cup final, Red Bay Primary School narrowly downed Cayman Brac 1-0 to claim the victory.
In the Primary Football League under-9 division, Island Primary 9B defeated Joanna Clarke Primary School 1-0 to clinch the Consolation Cup title.
Girls’ Primary Football League
Facing NorthEast Schools in a rematch of the previous year’s girls’ Champions Cup final, Cayman Prep GA once again found themselves locked in a tight contest.
The score remained level at 1-1 after regulation time, and five minutes of extra time failed to break the deadlock, setting the stage for a tense penalty shootout.
Cayman Prep’s goalkeeper Sophie Pearson stepped up in the decisive moment, saving two penalties to secure the 2-1 victory and the championship title for her side.
Pearson was named the Marie Martin Most Valuable Player – an accolade she has now earned for the second consecutive year.
The battle for third place was decided by a single goal, with Sir John A. Cumber Primary edging out the Joanna Clarke Primary side with a 1-0 win.
In the Consolation Cup final for the girls, Cayman Prep GB secured the school’s first title of the day with a 2-0 victory over Cayman International School Blue.
