Cayman Islands - List of Champions

The 1970/71 season was the first organised by CIFA, whose foundation was announced in the Caymanian Weekly issue of 6 Aug 1970 (CIFA's website dates the foundation to 1966); the issue of 12 Aug 1971 reported that CIFA had affiliated to the Jamaica Football Federation (and thus, indirectly, to CONCACAF and FIFA).

1970/71 B-Rite Stars
1971/72 B-Rite Stars
1972/73 Saprissa
1973/74   unknown
1974-78   unknown
1978/79 Interpol [*]
1979/80 Yama Sun Oil
1980-82   unknown
1982/83 St. George's
1983/84 Mont Joly
1984-96   unknown
1996/97 George Town SC
1997/98 Scholars International (West Bay)
1998/99 George Town SC
1999/00 Western Union FC (George Town)
2000/01 Scholars International (West Bay)
2001/02 George Town SC
2002/03 Scholars International (West Bay)
2003/04 Latinos FC
2004/05 Western Union FC (George Town)
2005/06 Scholars International (West Bay)
2006/07 Scholars International (West Bay)
2007/08 Scholars International (West Bay)
2008/09 Elite SC
2009/10 Scholars International (West Bay)
2010/11 Elite SC
2011/12 Scholars International (West Bay)
2012/13 Bodden Town 
2013/14 Bodden Town 
2014/15 Scholars International (West Bay)
2015/16 Scholars International (West Bay)
2016/17 Bodden Town  
2017/18 Scholars International (West Bay)
2018/19 Scholars International (West Bay)
2019/20 Bodden Town  
2020/21 Scholars International (West Bay)
2022    Scholars International (West Bay)
2022/23 Scholars International (West Bay)
2023/24 

[*] reported as ruling champions in May 1980

Number of Known Titles (343)

15 Scholars International (West Bay) [won 24 titles in total]

 4 Bodden Town  

 3 George Town SC

 2 B-Rite Stars
   Elite SC
   Western Union FC (George Town)

 1 Interpol
   Latinos FC
   Mont Joly
   Saprissa
   St. George's
   Yama Sun Oil

NB: in 1986 Scholars and George Town played the championship final;
    Latinos only won the league in 2003/04;
    Bodden Town only won the league on the four occasions since 2012/13 listed above;
    record champions Scholars won 22 titles up to and including 2020/21 (meaning nine
      are missing from the list above).

About this document

Thanks to Neil Morrison and Carlos Santos

Prepared and maintained by Hans Schöggl for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Author: Hans Schöggl
Last updated: 13 Dec 2023