Brown's Town and Bull Bay take KSAFA 2025-26 championship and major league crowns

Brown's Town FC and Bull Bay FC topped the 2025-26 Red Stripe KSAFA season on Saturday, lifting the Championship and Major League titles respectively after finals at Constant Spring Field.

Brown's Town captured their first KSAFA Championship League crown with a 2-0 victory over Seaview Gardens FC. Both sides were chasing a first title. The golden-and-white clad Brown's Town side went ahead in the 26th minute when Damian Williams finished from close range. Seaview pressed hard but could not level, and substitute Javaughn Shepherd added a stoppage-time goal to seal the win and a berth in Jamaica Football Championship qualifying.

A voice from the Brown's Town camp said the community had waited years for the moment. "Today's game I'm telling you this, the community needed this. And everybody in Brown's Town needed this because this community has been through a lot. We have been to this final maybe two or three times and we never succeeded. So, I would decide to go and do it for the community. And and I'm happy we we were able to do that."

Former Red Stripe Premier League side Bull Bay FC continued their resurgence by beating Liguanea United 1-0 in the Major League final. Romaine Davis struck the decisive goal in the 48th minute. Liguanea finished with ten men after Dante Logan received a second caution and was sent off in the 87th minute. The result sends Bull Bay into next season's KSAFA Championship League.

After the match, a Bull Bay representative praised Liguanea and said the winners improved after the break. "First of all, you have to give credit to to Liguanea. Thought they played an excellent game. They stuck to their game plan. Um We may not have looked like the complete team in the first half, but I think we turned it around in the second half. Played a much better second half going forward. Got a really crisp goal. And I think from there we took control. There were a few counter attacks from Liguanea playing to the sides which they normally do. I thought the defense dealt with it well."

Carl Campbell of Brown's Town was voted Championship League most valuable player, while Zenard Street of Seaview Gardens finished as the division's leading scorer. In the Major League, DeAndre Davis of Bull Bay took MVP honours and Ronaldo Richards of Police National was top scorer.

Along with the AB Stewart Stevens Championship Trophy, Brown's Town also claimed the McKay Security one-million-dollar prize.