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Lannaman’s, Emmanuel set to battle for Alberga Cup
Gregory Jones, Emmanuel Christian Academy head coach
Football, Sports
January 22, 2026

Lannaman’s, Emmanuel set to battle for Alberga Cup

LANNAMAN’S Prep and Emmanuel Christian Academy (ECA) will contest the final of the JISA/Canopy Insurance Alberga Cup National Under-12 football competition, after battling to similar 1-0 victories in their respective semi-finals on Wednesday.

The final, which will take place at 11:30 am at American International School of Kingston (AISK) on Saturday, is a repeat of the 2022 finale when Lannaman’s blanked then defending champions ECA 2-0 to lift what has been their last title to date. This is also ECA’s first trip back to the championship game since then.

Lannaman’s booked their spot with a close 1-0 win over last year’s champions Sts Peter and Paul Prep, in what was an exciting clash at Liberty Academy on Wednesday.

It was Lannaman’s second-consecutive win over the “Mighty Saints” in a matter of days, after a 2-0 triumph in the quarter-final group stage a week earlier.

Sts Peter and Paul, however, will end the season with a title after defeating Lannaman’s in the Henriques Cup final in December.

In the other semi-final, which was also played at Liberty Academy, ECA edged Hillel Academy by a similar 1-0 margin to deny the Cherry Gardens-based school a return to the final, after their trip in 2023.

ECA will enter Saturday’s final in top form, having not dropped a point since the start of the year.

In Saturday’s curtain-raiser Sts Peter and Paul will play Hillel Academy in the third-place play-off starting at 10:00 am.

Hillel, which also finished third in the Henriques Cup knockout competition, will be looking for a similar finish in the league in what would be their highest-place finish since 2023.

Meanwhile, Sts Peter and Paul will be looking to end their campaign on a high by adding a podium finish to their knockout trophy success.

Haron Martin, Lannaman’s Prep head coachPhoto: Sanjay Myers

Haron Martin, Lannaman’s Prep head coach (Photo: Sanjay Myers)

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