Fraser's Whip beat Arnett Gardens to seal fourth straight Jamaica Women's Premier League title

Fraser's Whip captured a fourth consecutive Jamaica Women's Premier League title on Saturday, defeating Arnett Gardens 2-0 in the 2026 final at the Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex.

Jennifer Williams delivered both goals for the defending champions, scoring once in each half to settle the contest. Arnett Gardens started brightly on their home ground, though listed as the away team, but failed to turn early pressure into a goal.

Fraser's Whip grew stronger after the opening exchanges and repeatedly found space behind Arnett's defence. Williams broke the deadlock in the first half after Arnett struggled to clear danger inside the area, leaving goalkeeper Carol Kelly unable to keep out the finish.

Arnett's best route back came through Shakira Douglas and captain Tuana Hamilton. Hamilton was denied by a strong save from Italia Robinson before half-time, while Douglas later had a clear chance in the second half but could not beat the Fraser's Whip goalkeeper.

Williams added the second after more dangerous work from Fraser's Whip in wide areas, finishing off an attack that again exposed Arnett's back line. The match became more physical after the interval, with Christina Salmon and an Arnett Gardens player sent off following an off-ball incident.

Robinson ended the final with a clean sheet and later received the Golden Glove award. Salmon collected the Golden Boot after finishing the season with 24 goals, while Williams was named final MVP for her decisive brace.

Arnett Gardens received the runners-up medals after reaching the final under coach Garnett Lawrence. Fraser's Whip coach Courtney Dowy said his team remained driven by the goal of helping players earn scholarships and contracts overseas, while also keeping the club at the top of the women's game.