Montserrat Championship

Football was first brought to Montserrat during World War 2 and grew in popularity during the 1960s and 1970s at which time the championship and Football Association were established,^[1] The first iteration of the national championship was held in 1974 and was won by the Police.^[1] A second season was played the following year, won by Bata Falcons, but following that there are no records of any form of organized competition until 1995, when the Police team again won the championship. Just as organized football on Montserrat was beginning to get going, a major eruption of the Soufrière Hills volcano caused widespread destruction of large parts of the island, with many villages being abandoned.^[2] As a result, the 1996–97 season was abandoned part way through and no formal competition was held on the island until 2000, when the competition was again won by the police team.^[3] Further competitions were held each year until 2004, when Ideal became only the third team to win the championship in its history.^[4] This was the last recorded season of formal competition on the island until 2016 when the competition occurred again.^[1]

Source:^[5]

Most league games take place at the 1,000-capacity Blakes Estate Stadium.

• Bata Falcons
• Elberton FC
• Ideal SC
• Jolly Roger FC
• Little Bay FC
• Montserrat Volcano Observatory Tremors
• PC United
• Royal Montserrat Police Force
• Seven Day Adventists Trendsetters FC
• St. John's FC

Source:^[1]