BFA Recognises Top Performers and Clubs for the 2026 Football Season

The Barbados Football Association (BFA) has marked an important occasion in the local football calendar with the return of its annual recognition ceremony, honouring the individuals and organisations contributing to the development and success of football in Barbados.

The ceremony, held over the weekend, represented the Association’s first awards event in eight years, bringing renewed attention to the achievements and contributions of members of the football community.

The awards recognise excellence in goalkeeping, defending, midfield play, goalscoring and overall performance, while also acknowledging emerging talent and contributions to football administration.

Premier League – Individual Awards

AwardRecipientClub
Best GoalkeeperJoshua HarveyKickstart Rush
Best DefenderMario WilliamsWeymouth Wales
Best MidfielderJaheim NeblettWeymouth Wales
Top GoalscorerKirtney FranklinBrittons Hill United – 18 goals
Most Valuable PlayerJaheim NeblettWeymouth Wales

Jaheim Neblett secured two individual honours, being named both Best Midfielder and Most Valuable Player, while Kirtney Franklin led the goalscoring honours with 18 goals.

Division One – Individual Awards

AwardRecipientClub
Best GoalkeeperNashton BrownePro Shottas Soccer School
Best DefenderRomelle BurgessPro Shottas Soccer School
Best MidfielderZavion NursePro Shottas Soccer School
Top GoalscorerDerrine Gale-FordeParish Land FC – 22 goals
Most Valuable PlayerDerrine Gale-FordeParish Land FC

Derrine Gale-Forde earned both the Top Goalscorer and Most Valuable Player awards after recording 22 goals.

Division Two – Individual Awards

AwardRecipientClub
Best GoalkeeperZachari InnissAtlas United
Best DefenderAjani PayneAtlas United
Best MidfielderJevere Sampson-BrathwaiteAtlas United
Top GoalscorerRaheem WestfieldBlackspurs FC – 22 goals
Most Valuable PlayerAjani PayneAtlas United

Atlas United featured prominently among the individual award winners, with Ajani Payne collecting both Best Defender and Most Valuable Player.

Women’s League – Individual Awards

AwardRecipientClub
Best GoalkeeperChioma MaycockEmpire Club
Best DefenderKeinelle JohnsonParadise WFC
Best MidfielderLorall RomainEmpire Club
Top GoalscorerAcacia SmallParadise WFC
Most Valuable PlayerAcacia SmallParadise WFC – 20 goals

Acacia Small received both the Top Goalscorer and Most Valuable Player honours, with 20 goals recorded in the awards listing.

Champions Cup – Individual Awards

AwardRecipientClub
Best GoalkeeperJirah MalcolmParadise FC
Best DefenderRaquan ClarkeParadise FC
Best MidfielderShamari HarewoodParadise FC
Top GoalscorerSheran HoyteParadise FC – 8 goals
Most Valuable PlayerRaquan ClarkeParadise FC

Paradise FC claimed all five individual Champions Cup awards, including Raquan Clarke’s recognition as Best Defender and Most Valuable Player.

Special Recognition Awards

The BFA also recognises individuals for their emerging talent and contributions to the organisation.

AwardRecipientClub
Coca-Cola Emerging Player (Male)Acima AlleyneTechnique
Coca-Cola Emerging Player (Female)Jamarco JohnsonKickstart
Employee of the YearEverton Keizer—

2026 Club Honours and Final Placings

Premier League

  1. Champions: Weymouth Wales
  2. Runners-up: Kickstart Rush
  3. Third Place: Brittons Hill

Division One

  1. First Place: Parish Land
  2. Second Place: Pro Shottas
  3. Third Place: Pinelands

Division Two Zone Winners

  1. First Place: Atlas United
  2. Second Place: Blackspurs FC
  3. Third Place: L & R United

Champions Cup

  1. Champions: Paradise FC
  2. Runners-up: Weymouth Wales
  3. Third Place: Brittons Hill

Women’s League

  1. First Place: Paradise WFC
  2. Second Place: Empire WFC
  3. Third Place: RF Prime

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