VG United Completes President’s Cup Threepeat
VG United beat Wolues 4-1 in Virgin Gorda to claim their third consecutive BVIFA President’s Cup. Four different scorers put the game beyond reach in a dominant first half, and the win caps a roller-coaster season for the champions.
VG United wrapped up the 2026 BVIFA season by securing a third straight President’s Cup, defeating former champions Wolues 4-1 in the final staged in Virgin Gorda — the first time the championship match has been played on that island. The champions produced a blistering first half, with four different players finding the net.
Jaadon Quashie opened the scoring in the 18th minute, Kijuan Nimblett doubled the lead in the 33rd, Jaden Abrams converted a penalty in the 42nd, and Decoi Prince made it 4-0 two minutes into first-half stoppage time. Wolues’ solitary goal came late, when Alejandro Sanchez struck in the 81st minute.
Wolues defender Abner Villanueva was shown a red card for what the BVIFA match report described as “serious foul play” in the closing stages. Manager Jermaine Abrams hailed his players’ discipline and commitment after a season he described as a “roller coaster.” “We had a really rough start to the season, caught ourselves in the middle... but it was the last game of the season and we wanted to retain that title,” he told Island Sun Sports.
Abrams noted the team’s midseason recovery — including multiple winning streaks — and said the three-peat is a high point for the club, with players excited by the chance to represent VG United on an international stage. Wolues coach Levi James acknowledged his side struggled to withstand VG United’s early pressure but praised his players’ response after halftime. “We knew we had to weather the early storm and then hit back,” James said.
He added that availability was an issue for Wolues, with one player forced to withdraw after failing to recover from injury. The emphatic nature of VG United’s first-half performance underlined their dominance in domestic cup competition over the past three seasons. For BVI football, the match proved a showcase for local talent and the growth of the game across the territory — particularly with the final being hosted outside the usual venues.
As season champions, VG United close out a turbulent campaign in triumphant fashion, while Wolues will reflect on missed chances and a late comeback that ultimately fell short. The result cements VG United’s place at the top of BVIFA cup competition and raises expectations for how the club will represent itself beyond local competition next season.
Primary source: Island Sun