BVIFA National Football League

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BVIFA National Football League

The BVIFA National Football League is the highest level football league in the British Virgin Islands. The league was founded in 2009 after the merger between the Tortola League and the Virgin Gorda League.

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BVIFA National Football League
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Founded20 September 2009
Country British Virgin Islands
ConfederationCONCACAF
Number of clubs11
Level on pyramid1
Domestic cup(s)President's Cup
FA Cup
Emmet Caines Pre-Season Knockout Tournament
International cup(s)CFU Club Shield
Current championsWolues
(2023-24)
Most championshipsIslanders FC (8)
Websitehttp://bvifootball.com/
Current: 2024–25 BVIFA National Football League
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History

Originally, there were two separate leagues in the British Virgin Islands, one located in Virgin Gorda and the other in Tortola.[1] In 2009, the two leagues merged creating the BVIFA National Football League. The first season in 2009-10 was contested by 8 teams with the top 4 contesting for playoffs to decide the league winner. The inaugural champions of the league were Islanders FC.[2]

Format

As of the 2024/25 season, the National Football League is contested by 11 teams. Each team plays home and away against teams against all other teams in the league for a total of 20 fixtures each season. The top four finishing clubs qualify for next season's President's Cup, which is held before the start of next season.[3]

Current members

These are the clubs taking part in the 2024/25 BVIFA National Football League.

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Virgin Gorda Recreation Ground
Virgin Gorda Recreation Ground
Greenland Football Arena
Greenland Football Arena
Locations of 2024/25 BVIFA National Football League stadiums within the British Virgin Islands .

Champions

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Ed. Season Champion
1
2009–10Islanders FC
2
2010–11Islanders FC
3
2011–12Islanders FC
4
2012–13Islanders FC[4]
5
2013–14Islanders FC
6
2014–15Islanders FC (9-a-side)
7
2015–16Sugar Boys (9-a-side)
8
2016–17Islanders FC
9
2017-18One Love United FC
2018-19Not Held
10
2019–20Islanders FC
11
2020-21Sugar Boys
12
2021–22Sugar Boys
13
2022–23One Love United FC
14
2023–24Wolues
15
2024–25
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Titles by club

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Club Titles Seasons won
Islanders FC 8 2009–10, 2010–11, 2011–12, 2012–13, 2013–14, 2014–15*, 2016–17, 2019–20
Sugar Boys 3 2015–16*, 2021, 2021–22
One Love United FC 2 2018, 2022–23
Wolues
1
2023-24
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  • * 9-a-side tournaments 2014-2016

Domestic Cup

There are three domestic cup competitions played over the league season, one prior and two during. They are the FA Cup founded in 2024, the Emmet Caines Pre-Season Knockout Tournament founded in 2023 and the President's Cup founded in 2016.[5] The President's Cup is played between the top 4 of the league the season before.[6]

President's Cup

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Year Winner Runner-Up
2016-17 Sugar Boys Wolues FC
2017-18 Sugar Boys Islanders FC
2020-21 Islanders FC Sugar Boys
2021-22 Sugar Boys Panthers FC
2022-23 Wolues FC Virgin Gorda United
2023-24 Virgin Gorda United One Love United
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FA Cup

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Year Winner Runner-Up
2023-24 Virgin Gorda United Wolues FC
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Emmet Caines Pre-Season Knockout Tournament

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Year Winner Runner-Up
2023-24 Virgin Gorda United One Love United
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Top goalscorers

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Season Goalscorer Club Goals
2021-22
Dominica Wayne Phillip Panthers
24
2022-23
British Virgin Islands Johari Lacey Rebelds
22
Grenada Derrol Redhead Sugar Boys
2023-24
British Virgin Islands Hugo Costa Liziario Wolues
25
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Multiple hat-tricks

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Rank Country Player Hat-tricks
1 British Virgin Islands Phillip Nelson 4
2 British Virgin Islands Marcus Robinson 3
3 British Virgin Islands Kelvin Glasgow 2
England Kieran Bown
British Virgin Islands Hugo Costa Liziario
Barbados Bernard Cumberbatch
British Virgin Islands Oswort Holder
British Virgin Islands Johary Lacey
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Collin Lavia
British Virgin Islands Joel Mars
British Virgin Islands Shyane Prince
British Virgin Islands Jaadon Quashie
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Bishon Richards
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Antonio Rodney
15 British Virgin Islands Prevell Asson 1
Jamaica Tyrone Buddah
British Virgin Islands Maxwell Clark
British Virgin Islands Joel Gilford
Dylano Liverpool
Jamaica Noel Maxwell
Jamaica Gregory Morgan
British Virgin Islands Adrian Padilla
British Virgin Islands Charles Pierre
British Virgin Islands John Samuel
Colombia Alejandro Sanchez
British Virgin Islands Sheldon Tony
British Virgin Islands Levon Williams
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