2010–11 TT Pro League

Caledonia

Defence

Joe Public

Ma Pau

Police

Jabloteh

South End

Rangers

Tobago Utd

W Connection

NE Stars

Location of the 2010–11 TT Pro League teams

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity	Manager	Captain
Caledonia AIA	Morvant/Laventille	Larry Gomes Stadium	10,000	Jamaal Shabazz	Stephan David
Defence Force	Chaguaramas	Hasely Crawford Stadium	27,000	Ross Russell	Corey Rivers
FC South End	Point Fortin	Manny Ramjohn Stadium	10,000	Dick Furlonge	Aubrey David
Joe Public	Arouca	Marvin Lee Stadium	6,000	Derek King	Trent Noel
Ma Pau	Woodbrook	Hasely Crawford Stadium	27,000	Michael McComie	Lyndon Andrews
North East Stars	Sangre Grande	Sangre Grande Ground	7,000	Shurland David	Charles Pollard
Police	Saint James	Hasely Crawford Stadium	27,000	Kelvin Jones	Noel Williams
San Juan Jabloteh	San Juan	Hasely Crawford Stadium	27,000	Terry Fenwick	Marvin Oliver
St. Ann's Rangers	San Juan	Hasely Crawford Stadium	27,000	Anthony Streete	Akil Clarke
Tobago United	Bacolet	Dwight Yorke Stadium	7,500	Peter Granville	Kayode McKinnon
W Connection	Point Lisas	Manny Ramjohn Stadium	10,000	Stuart Charles-Fevrier	Elijah Joseph

The table lists the positions of teams after each week of matches. In order to preserve chronological evolvements, any postponed matches are not included to the round at which they were originally scheduled, but added to the full round they were played immediately afterwards. For example, if a match is scheduled for the tenth round of matches, but then postponed and played between rounds 16 and 17, it will be added to the standings for round 16.

• First goal of the season: Matthew Bartholomew for W Connection against San Juan Jabloteh, (23 April 2010).[6]
• Last goal of the season: Sayid Freitas for Police against FC South End, (1 February 2011).
• First own goal of the season: Aubrey David (FC South End) for North East Stars, (20 November 2010).
• First penalty kick of the season: Matthew Bartholomew (scored) for W Connection against Joe Public (29 May 2010).
• First hat-trick of the season: Odelle Armstrong (St. Ann's Rangers) against Police, 53', 65', 89' (29 May 2010).[7]
• Most goals scored by one player in a match: 3 goals
  • Odelle Armstrong (St. Ann's Rangers) against Police, 53', 65', 89' (29 May 2010).[7]
  • Anthony Wolfe (North East Stars) against Police, 53', 66', 86' (7 December 2010).[26]
  • Kerry Baptiste (Joe Public) against San Juan Jabloteh, 51', 66', 87', (7 December 2010).[27]
• Widest winning margin: 6 goals
  • FC South End 0–6 W Connection (15 January 2011)
• Most goals in a match: 9 goals
  • North East Stars 6–3 Police (7 December 2010)[26]
• Most goals in one half: 7 goals
  • Police v St. Ann's Rangers (29 May 2010) 0–0 at half-time, 2–5 final.[7]
• Most goals in one half by a single team: 6 goals
  • North East Stars v Police (7 December 2010) 0–3 at half-time, 6–3 final.[26]

Player	For	Against	Result	Date	Ref(s)
Odelle Armstrong	St. Ann's Rangers	Police*	5–2	29 May 2010	[7]
Anthony Wolfe	North East Stars*	Police	6–3	7 December 2010	[26]
Kerry Baptiste	Joe Public*	San Juan Jabloteh	3–1	7 December 2010	[27]

• * Home team score first in result

• First yellow card of the season: Jason Marcano for San Juan Jabloteh against W Connection, (23 April 2010).[6]
• First red card of the season: Nicholas Valentine for St. Ann's Rangers against Ma Pau, (30 April 2010).[29]
• Most yellow cards in a single match: 8
  • Joe Public 1–3 Defence Force – 3 for Joe Public (Makan Hislop & Andre Toussaint) and 5 for Defence Force (Devorn Jorsling, Kerry Joseph, Michael Edwards & Sean Narcis) (5 June 2010)[30]
• Most red cards in a single match: 2
  • Ma Pau 0–0 St. Ann's Rangers – 1 for Ma Pau (Keyeno Thomas) and 1 for St. Ann's Rangers (Nicholas Valentine)[29]
  • Caledonia AIA 1–2 FC South End – 1 for Caledonia AIA (Nuru Abdallah Muhammad) and 1 for FC South End (Jammeal Huyghue)
  • Joe Public 1–3 Defence Force – 1 for Joe Public (Andre Toussaint) and 1 for Defence Force (Sean Narcis)[30]

The 2010–11 TT Pro League awards distribution took place on 8 April 2013, over two years after the conclusion of the league season, at Capital Plaza in Port of Spain, Trinidad.[31]

After claiming the Pro League title for the second time and first since 1999, Defence Force was recognised as the Team of the Year. Devorn Jorsling was awarded the league's Player of the Year for the first time in his career. Jorsling also received the Golden Boot and Forward of the Year awards after leading the league with 15 goals in support of the Teteron Boys. Ross Russell was named the Manager of the Year after leading Defence Force to the league title in his second season. In addition, shot-stopper Cleon John of San Juan Jabloteh was named the league's Best Goalkeeper, Corneal Thomas of Ma Pau as the Defender of the Year, and Trent Noel was again named the Midfielder of the Year playing for Joe Public. The remaining team award was won by St. Ann's Rangers for the Most Disciplined Team of the Year. FIFA international referee, Neal Brizan, won the Referee of the Year for the fourth consecutive year, whereas Norris Ferguson won the Match Commissioner of the Year for the first time since 2007.

Award	Winner
Player of the Year	Devorn Jorsling (Defence Force)
Manager of the Year	Ross Russell (Defence Force)
Best Goalkeeper	Cleon John (San Juan Jabloteh)
Best Defender	Corneal Thomas (Ma Pau)
Best Midfielder	Trent Noel (Joe Public)
Best Forward	Devorn Jorsling (Defence Force)
Golden Boot	Devorn Jorsling (Defence Force)
Team of the Year	Defence Force
Most Disciplined Team of the Year	St. Ann's Rangers
Referee of the Year	Neal Brizan
Assistant Referee of the Year	Dion Neil
Match Commissioner of the Year	Norris Ferguson