Cayman Islands - List of Champions

The Cayman Islands include three inhabited islands: Grand Cayman, Little Cayman and Cayman Brac. Not much is known about football on the smaller islands: there was a futsal competition in Little Cayman in 1977 and Cayman Brac had its own 6-a-side league. A team from Cayman Brac has entered the Grand Cayman league structure (with interruptions) since at least the 2000/01 season, when they finished fourth in the second division.

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).
However, football had been played at the Town Hall Field in West Bay since the 1950s, with as most prominent club West Bay United. Reportedly the first ever match between primary school children was played in 1969 between school boys from George Town and West Bay.

1970/71 By-Rite Stars (George Town)
1971/72 By-Rite Stars (George Town)
1972/73 Saprissa
1973/74 By-Rite Stars (George Town)
1974/75 Clan McAlpine (George Town)
1975/76 Barclays International FC (George Town)
1976/77 Cayman National Bank (George Town)
1977/78 Cayman National Bank (George Town)
1978/79 Woods United (Spot Bay, Cayman Brac)
1979/80 Cayman National Bank (George Town)
1980/81 Clan McAlpine (George Town)
1981/82 Western Scholars (West Bay)           [later called Scholars International]
1982/83   not contested
1983/84 Strikers (George Town)
1984/85 Scholars International (West Bay)  
1985/86 Scholars International (West Bay)
1987    Strikers (George Town)
1988    Ramoon's Rangers
1988/89 Strikers (George Town)
1989/90 Scholars International (West Bay)
1990/91 Cayman National Bank (George Town)
1991/92 Strikers (George Town)
1992/93 Strikers (George Town)
1993/94 Scholars International (West Bay)
1994/95 FC International (George Town) 
1995/96 West Bay United 
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 (George Town) 
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 (West Bay)
2009/10 Scholars International (West Bay)
2010/11 Elite SC (West Bay)
2011/12 Scholars International (West Bay)
2012/13 Bodden Town FC 
2013/14 Bodden Town FC 
2014/15 Scholars International (West Bay)
2015/16 Scholars International (West Bay)
2016/17 Bodden Town FC  
2017/18 Scholars International (West Bay)
2018/19 Scholars International (West Bay)
2019/20 Bodden Town FC
2020/21 Scholars International (West Bay)
2022    Scholars International (West Bay)
2022/23 Scholars International (West Bay)
2023/24 Scholars International (West Bay)
2024/25 Elite SC (West Bay)
2025/26 Elite SC (West Bay)

Number of Titles (55)

21 Scholars International (West Bay)       

 5 Strikers FC (George Town)               

 4 Bodden Town FC
   Cayman National Bank (George Town)
   Elite SC (West Bay)

 3 By-Rite Stars
   George Town SC                          [merger of Strikers and Yobbo Rangers]

 2 Clan McAlpine (George Town)
   Western Union FC (George Town)

 1 Barclays International FC (George Town) [possibly identical to FC International]
   FC International (George Town)          [possibly identical to Barclays International]
   Latinos FC (George Town)
   Ramoon's Rangers
   Saprissa
   West Bay United 
   Woods United (Spot Bay, Cayman Brac)

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 three
      would be 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: 6 Aug 2026