Kalinago Warriors FC have been crowned champions of the 2026 Dominica Football Association (DFA) Division One League Tier 2 after completing the season with a perfect record, winning all nine of their league matches.
The Kalinago Territory side sealed the title with a 3–1 victory in their final fixture, capping a campaign in which they dropped no points and finished clear of the rest of the division. The result confirms their promotion credentials and marks one of the strongest showings by any team in the competition this season.
The Warriors' run was built on consistency from the opening rounds. Nine wins from nine matches is an uncommon achievement in domestic league football, where travel, weather and squad availability often unsettle form. Their final-day win underlined the side's attacking strength and composure, with the three-goal return enough to close out the campaign on a winning note.
The DFA Division One League is the country's principal club football competition, split into tiers that feed the national football pyramid. Tier 2 serves as a competitive route for community and district teams seeking to step up, and a title at this level carries weight for clubs aiming to build toward the top flight.
For the Kalinago Territory, the championship is a source of local pride. Football is followed closely across Dominica's villages and communities, and a title won by a side representing the Territory will be noted well beyond the pitch. The club's perfect season gives it a platform to strengthen its squad and prepare for the demands of the next level.
Details of the final fixture and the club's season were confirmed by the Dominica Football Association's league standings. The Warriors' nine-match winning sequence stands as the defining statistic of their campaign, and it is the measure by which their promotion will be judged as they move forward.
The club has not yet indicated how it will approach the next stage of competition, but the championship places Kalinago Warriors among the teams to watch in Dominican club football. For players, coaches and supporters in the Territory, the 2026 Tier 2 crown is a result earned match by match across an unbeaten season.
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