Cavalier F.C.

Cavalier were founded on 1 August 1962 by the late Leighton Duncan and were then also known as the Duncan Destroyers. They won the Jamaica National Premier League title once, in 1981.[2] They were relegated in 1995. This club is known for producing top quality youth teams and has won over 40 domestic titles.

Cavalier FC Achievement Youth

International

2019-Cayman U15 Invitational Champion

2019-Sweden-World Youth Cup-Gothia Cup-2nd round qualifier

2018-Sweden-World Youth Cup – Gothia Cup Tipselit – B Final - 2nd Place

2018-Cayman U13 Invitational - 2nd Place

2017-Cayman U15 Invitational - 3rd Place

2016-Cayman U15 Invitational - Champion

2019-Mexico U15 Copa Celta – beat top Mexican club Atlas in prelims

Local

KSAFA Under 13

2018-KSAFA KO Champ

2015-KSAFA Champion

2014-KSAFA Champion

2013-KSAFA Champion

2012-KSAFA Champion

2011-KSAFA Champion

2010-KSAFA Runner-Up

2009-KS AFA Champion

Under 15

2019-KSAFA Champion

2018-KSAFA Champion

2015 - KSAFA Champion

2013-KSAFA 2nd Place

2010-KSAFA Champion

2009-KSAFA Champion

2008-KSAFA Champion

UNDER 17

2019-KSAFA U17 Runner-Up

2018-KSAFA-U17 Runner-Up

2017-KSAFA Champion

2015-KSAFA Champion

2013-KSAFA Champion

2011-KSAFA Champion

2010-KSAFA – Champion

KSAFA Under 20

2015-KSAFA-3rd Place

Players on the Jamaica Teams The Jamaica U17 team that qualified for the 2011 world had 8 players from the Cavalier Soccer Club in the squad. All 8 players played against France in a 1-1 tie at the World Cup which is a record achievement from any club in the world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kf__y5Mo0sQ

Jamaica U17-2011-Jason Wright, Patrick Palmer, Romario Williams, Romario Jones, Oshane Jenkins, Nico Campbell, Zhelano Barnes, Andre Lewis

Jamaica U 17-2012-Ryan Miller, Jahmarley Thomas, Alando Brown, Courtney Dowdie

Jamaica U20-2013-Romario Jones, Mark Brown, Nico Campbell, David Mitchell, Tavares Thompson, Zhelano Barnes

Jamaica U15-2013-Krishna Clarke, Jevaughn McKellar, Justin McMaster

Jamaica U17-2014-Alex Marshall, Hakim Williams, Ajeanie Talbott, Jahwanni Hinds

Jamaica U21-2014-Chevonne Marsh, Oshane Jenkins, David Mitchell

Jamaica U17-2016-Kaheem Parris, Jahmoi Topey, Nickache Murray, Omar Thompson, Jeadine White, Javon Francis, Nicque Daley

Jamaica U15-2017-Dwayne Atkinson, Isaac Scott, Dwayne Allen, Khalifah Richards, Okeefe Cunningham, Tyrese Durrant

Jamaica u20-2019-Kaheem Parris, Nicque Daley, Tevin Rochester, Jamoi Topey, Jeadine White, Clifton Woodbine

Jamaica u17-2019-Dwayne Atkinson, Isaac Scott, Hassani Barnes, Rajay Wright, Dandre Miller

Jamaica-U23-Alex Marshall, Nicque Daley, Jamoi Topey, Sheldon Mckoy

Jamaica Senior Team-Chevonne Marsh, Alex Marshall, Kaheem Parris, Jamoi Topey, Jeadine White

Individual Achievements

2019-Kaheem Parris signed to NK Domzale-Europe Slovenia – Priva Liga

2019-Jamoi Topey signed to Philadelphia Union=USA-USL League

2019-Nicque Daley signed to Charleston Battery-USA-USL League

2019-Rojay Nelson-invited to Philadelphia Union Academy USA

2019-Jhamar Brown-leadintg goalscorer Cayman U15 Invitational

2019-Xavier Codlin-MVP Cayman U15 invitational

2018-Christopher Ainsworth and Nathaniel Brooks sent to Barcelona Spain to train

2018-Christopher Ainsworth-MVP KSAFA U13 KO

2018-Jhamar Brown-leading goalscorer Cayman U13 invitational

2016-Chevonne Marsh-Kokkolan Palloveik – Finland Div 2

2016-Cavalier becomes the only KSAFA team to win the U13, U15, U17 titles in the same year

2015-Chevonne Marsh-Ventura Fusion-USA-USL league 2

2017-Kaheem Parris became the youngest ever senior international for Jamaica.

2017-Chevonne Marsh and Alex Marshall made their debut as Senior Jamaica team players.

2017-Jeadine White goalkeeper at 16 led Cavalier to Premier league promotion

2017-Dwayne Atkinson was named to the Concacaf All Star U15 team

2016-Kemali Green recruited to Philadelphis Union Academy USA

2016-Cavalier beat Totenham Hotspur(UK) in the finals of the Cayman U14 Invitational

2015-KSAFA U 20 leading goalscorer-Nicholas Hamilton

2015-KSAFA U17 leading goalscorer Alex Marshall

2015-KSAFA U17 MVP-Alex Marshall

2015-KSAFA U15 leading goalscorer-Michael Allen

2015-KSAFA U15 MVP-Jeadine White

2015-KSAFA U13 leading goalscorer-Revaldo Mitchell

2015-KSAFA U13 MVP –Dwayne Atkinson

2014-Caribbean Football Union U17 MVP-Alex Marshall Cavalier

2014-Philadelphia Union MLS recruited Ryan Miller Cavalier into their academy

2014-JFF appoints Cavalier coaches-Lamar Morgan &Toni Cowan to the Jamaica U15

2014-KSAFA U13 MVP-Michael Allen

2014-KSAFA U13 leading goalscorer-Michael Allen

2014-Digicel Kick start player-Alex Marshall

2014-Cavalier became the 2nd team to win the KSAFA U13, U15 and U17 in the same year

2013-KSAFA U13 leading goalscorer-Michael Allen

2013-KSAFA U15 leading goalscorer-Tevin Rochester

2013-KSAFA U17 leading goalscorer-Sheldon Mckoy

2012 -Digicel Kick Start selectees-Chevon Crooks & Kevon Deacon

2012-KSAFA U13 leading goalscorer-Tevin Rochester

2012-KSAFA U 13 MVP Matthew Wilson

2011–Digicel Kick start selectee- Kendon Anderson

2011-KSAFA U17 leading goalscorer Chevonne Marsh

2011-KSAFA U17 MVP Chevonne Marsh

2011-KSAFA U13 leading goalscorer Krishna Clarke

2011-KSAFA U13 MVP Clyde Ottey

2010-KSAFA U13 leading goalscorer –Sheldon Mckoy

2010-KSAFA U17 MVP Conroy Johnson

2010-KSAFA U17 leading goalscorer-Michaelous Martin

2009-Real MADRID Academy had Jason Wright and Patrick Palmer

2009-KSAFA U15 MVP Patrick Palmer

2009-KSAFA U13 MVP Jordan James

2008-KSAFA U15 MVP Conroy Johnson

Cavalier Achievements Senior

2011-2012 -Qualified for the National Premier League

2010 - Won KSAFA Super League; Won Under 17 Confederation (KSAFA); Finalist- Jackie Bell Knockout Competition

2009 - Won Under 15 Confederation League ( KSAFA); Won Under 13 Confederation League (KSAFA); Super League Runner-up; Winner of Fair Play Award

2008 - Won Under 15 Confederation League ( KSAFA)

2006 - Promoted to Super League Runner-up Major League

2001 - Finalist in Syd Bartlett League Promoted to Major League

1994 - Semi-finalist in National Premier League

1993 - Published “Call of the Ball’” as part of 30th anniversary celebrations

1992 - Third in National Premier League

1989 - Third in President’s Cup Finalist in Parish Knockout Competition – Umoja

1988 - Fourth in National Premier League

1986 - Finalist in Parish League

1985 - Third in National Premier League Fourth in President’s Cup

1984 - Third in National Premier League

1983 - Finalist in Parish League Cavalier Top Goal Scorer of Competition

1980 - Finalist in Parish League – Major League (competition abandoned) Won National Club League

1979 - Second in National Club League Finalist in Parish League – Major League Finalist in Parish Knockout Competition – Umoja Founder of Cavalier awarded National Honour – Order of Distinction

1978 - Won Parish League – Major League Joint Winners JFF Knockout Competition – President’s Cup

1977 - Won Parish Knockout Competition – Umoja Cup

1976 - Second in National Club League

1975 - Second in National Club League

1974 - Won Parish League – Major League

1973 - Did not participate in Parish League

1972 - Won National Knockout Competition – Ovaltine Did not participate in Parish League

1971 - Host to Santos of Brazil and Chelsea of England Cavalier International XI commemoration of Santos-Chelsea Tournament Won Parish Division I Championship – Arthur McKenzie Cup. Won Juvenile All-Island Knockout Championship – Alcan Trophy

1969 - Track and Field athletic section of Club established. Promoted initial Annual Athletic Meet for schoolgirls

1968 - Hosts of Detroit Cougars Soccer Club of the North American League. Cavalier squad toured Haiti.

1967 - Won Juvenile All-Island Knockout Championship – Alcan Trophy Won Homelectrix Knockout Championship Cavalier player voted “Most Outstanding Player” in Homelectrix Tournament

1966 - Won Booker Challenge Trophy Cavalier Squad toured Bermuda Cavalier Coaching School established. In conjunction with JFF, conducted Coaching Clinic for coaches.

1965 - Won Division I Championship – Arthur McKenzie Cup Cavalier Player awarded “Player of the Year” award – Diamond Soccer Awards Cavalier Player awarded “Most Improved Player” award.

1964- Won All-Island Knockout Championship – Ovaltine Trophy Cavalier Coach awarded “Coach of the Year” award – Diamond Soccer Award

1963 - Won “Most Sparkling Team” award – Diamond Soccer Awards

1962 - Won Division II and Junior Knockout Championships – unbeaten

• Club profile – KSAFA
• Cavalier celebrating 50 years of football – Jamaica Gleaner