WE United FC have been crowned champions of the 2026 Dominica Football Association (DFA) U15 Boys League after closing their campaign with a commanding 6–0 victory over Goodwill Runners at the DFA Technical Centre.
Jedidiah Benjamin opened the scoring for WE United, setting the tone for a one-sided contest that confirmed the side as the strongest team in the age group this season. The margin of victory underlined WE United's attacking strength and defensive discipline across the league campaign.
The DFA Technical Centre hosted the decisive fixture, with the result leaving no doubt about the destination of the U15 Boys title. For Goodwill Runners, the defeat brought a difficult end to their season, but the match formed part of the association's continuing investment in youth football across Dominica.
The DFA U15 Boys League is one of the primary development competitions on the island, giving young players from clubs around the country regular match experience. WE United's success reflects the work of coaches and volunteers who prepare teams at community level, often with limited resources.
Youth leagues of this kind feed directly into Dominica's wider football structure, providing a pathway towards national age-group squads and senior club football. Performances in the U15 competition are watched closely as an indicator of emerging talent in the parishes.
WE United's title win also strengthens the club's standing in Dominican youth football, following a season in which the team combined consistent results with a high-scoring style. The 6–0 final-day scoreline was the clearest statement of that quality.
The Dominica Football Association has continued to prioritise age-group competitions as part of its mandate to develop the sport from the grassroots up. The U15 Boys League remains a key part of that programme, alongside other youth and women's competitions.
With the 2026 title now decided, attention turns to how WE United and the other participating clubs will build on the season. For the young players involved, the experience of competing for a national age-group crown is an important step in their development.
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