BVI Boys Enter Cfu U14 Tier II
The British Virgin Islands will compete in Tier II Group A at the 2026 CFU U14 Boys Challenge Series in Punta Cana from August 16–23. Team VI will face Bonaire (Aug 16), St. Vincent and the Grenadines (Aug 17) and St. Martin (Aug 19) in a round-robin schedule; the BVIFA has not yet named the squad.
The British Virgin Islands will send a team to compete in Tier II Group A at the 2026 Caribbean Football Union (CFU) U14 Challenge Series, organisers have confirmed. Team VI has been pooled alongside Bonaire, St. Vincent and the Grenadines and will play those opponents in a round-robin format.
The tournament takes place in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, from August 16 to 23, 2026. According to the CFU, the series aims to bring together the Caribbean’s rising stars for an exciting week of youth football. Match dates for Team VI have been released: the opening game against Bonaire is set for August 16, followed by St.
Vincent and the Grenadines on August 17, and St. The British Virgin Islands Football Association (BVIFA) posted on Facebook that "Our young stars are putting in the work as they prepare to represent the British Virgin Islands at the CFU U14 Challenge Series," signalling that preparations are underway although the official squad list has not yet been published.
For BVI residents, the tournament represents an important step in the development of local youth football. The CFU U14 Challenge Series gives players international experience at an early age, allowing coaches to assess talent against regional peers and helping promising youngsters progress through the BVIFA pathway.
Competing in Tier II offers competitive matches that can help build confidence, match fitness and tactical acumen ahead of future CFU and CONCACAF youth events. Logistics and final squad selection remain pending. The BVIFA has not provided details on player selections, travel arrangements or fan support plans.
Local clubs, coaches and families will be watching closely for the announcement of the final roster and any opportunities for community involvement, such as fundraising or sending messages of encouragement to the squad. As dates approach, the BVIFA is expected to release further information.
Fans and stakeholders are encouraged to follow the association’s official communications for squad announcements and travel updates as Team VI prepares to test its young talent on the regional stage.
Primary source: VINO