Football Old Road United Jets Lead NBG/SKNFA Premier League Standings

BASSETERRE, St. Kitts and Nevis – The 2025–2026 NBG/SKNFA Premier League campaign has reached the quarter-pole with Old Road United Jets tightening their grip on first place, opening an early 12-point gap that few anticipated after 15 rounds of play.

The Jets’ ledger reads like a coach’s dream: 14 victories, one stalemate, 54 goals scored and a miserly 11 conceded, good for 43 points and pole position entering the holiday fixtures. Their lone blemish, a solitary draw, has done little to slow a side that has found the net nearly twice as often as any other club in the top half of the table.

Trailing in their wake is a congested chasing pack led by Newtown United FC, whose 31-point haul from an unspecified number of matches keeps them within theoretical striking distance of the summit. St. Paul’s United FC sit third on 24 points after 14 outings, a total that would have been higher had league officials not docked six points for disciplinary infractions earlier in the season.

The defending champions, Village Superstars FC, also find themselves handicapped by sanctions, forfeiting two points and slipping to fourth with 22. They are joined on that tally by St. Peters FC and Cayon Rockets FC, the trio separated only by tie-breakers and separated from the playoff line by the slimmest of margins.

Below the logjam, Conaree FC (15 points) and Dieppe Bay Eagles FC (10 points) will target a late surge, while Bath United FC and Sandy Point FC remain entrenched in the relegation zone with six points apiece, desperate for any result that can spark an escape.

With fixtures still to be rescheduled and points deductions tilting the table, league officials emphasise that nothing is settled. The battle for the four coveted playoff berths remains wide open, setting up a potentially dramatic run-in when the season resumes after the New Year.

Old Road United Jets, meanwhile, know that maintaining their relentless pace is the surest way to turn today’s advantage into May’s silverware.