Adrian T Hazell Primary School and Valley Primary School have been crowned girls’ and boys’ champions in Anguilla’s 2026 NCBA Inter-Primary School Football Tournament.
The two-week tournament ended on 24 October with a series of matches to determine first to fourth place, followed by awards recognising outstanding players, teams and schools.
In a press release, the Anguilla Football Association (AFA) said it was a “thrilling final day of football”.
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“From close contests to dramatic penalty shootouts, the final day brought all the excitement expected from one of Anguilla’s most anticipated primary school sporting competitions,” it said.
Adrian T Hazell Primary School beat Alwyn Allison Richardson Primary School 1-0 to win the girls’ championship.
Meanwhile, Morris Vanterpool Primary School secured third place with a 4-3 penalty shootout victory over Orealia Kelly Primary School.
Omololu International School and Valley Primary School took fifth and sixth place.
In the boys’ competition, Valley Primary School won the title after edging Morris Vanterpool Primary School 8-7 on penalties following a dramatic final.
Orealia Kelly Primary School took third place with a 3-2 victory over Alwyn Allison Richardson Primary School.
Adrian T Hazell Primary School, Omololu International School and Vivien Vanterpool Primary School took fifth, sixth and seventh place.
“Congratulations… to every award recipient, player, coach, teacher, official and participating school,” the AFA said.
“The talent, competitiveness, school pride and sportsmanship displayed throughout this year’s tournament made the competition truly special.”
Girls awards
- Orealia Kelly Primary School – Jahnae Bryan
- Morris Vanterpool Primary School – Cynfanie Liburd
- Valley Primary School – Ameah Raphael
- Adrian T. Hazell Primary School – Meshack Richardson
- Omololu International School – Kylie Robin
- Alwyn Allison Richardson Primary School – Denyelle Connor
Individual tournament awards
- Best Goalkeeper – Liana Duncan, Morris Vanterpool Primary School
- Best Defender – Destiny Hayles, Morris Vanterpool Primary School
- Best Midfielder – Denyelle Connor, Alwyn Allison Richardson Primary School
- Most Assists – Breannah Romney, Adrian T Hazell Primary School
- Best Striker – Cynfanie Liburd, Morris Vanterpool Primary School
- Most Outstanding Player – Runiqua Richardson, Adrian T Hazell Primary School
- Most Valuable Player (MVP) – Cynfanie Liburd, Morris Vanterpool Primary School
Team awards
- Fair Play Award – Alwyn Allison Richardson Primary School
- Most Disciplined Team – Adrian T Hazell Primary School
Boys awards
Individual school MVPs
- Orealia Kelly Primary School – Vincent Dore
- Morris Vanterpool Primary School – Theodore Webster
- Valley Primary School – Donnell Hector
- Adrian T. Hazell Primary School – Jabari Anthony
- Omololu International School – Kyrie Robin
- Alwyn Allison Richardson Primary School – Thei’on Harrigan
- Vivien Vanterpool Primary School – Ky’Andre Gumbs
Individual tournament awards
- Best Goalkeeper – Delequan Brooks, Morris Vanterpool Primary School
- Best Defender – Theodore Webster, Morris Vanterpool Primary School
- Best Midfielder – J’Koi Gumbs, Alwyn Allison Richardson Primary School
- Most Assists – Jarique Jackson, Orealia Kelly Primary School
- Best Striker – Shaymar Burton, Orealia Kelly Primary School
- Most Outstanding Player – Jekeem Charles, Valley Primary School
- Most Valuable Player (MVP) – Ayden Clamouze, Morris Vanterpool Primary School
Team awards
- Most Disciplined Team – Omololu International School
- Fair Play Award – Valley Primary School
School awards
- Team Spirit Award – Morris Vanterpool Primary School
- Most Organised School Overall – Adrian T Hazell Primary School
- Most Disciplined School Overall – Alwyn Allison Richardson Primary School
