The pool bar at the Corinthia Hotel, Attard was the venue for the Youth Football Association presentation night on Friday 24 August.

Guests of honour included Alfred Triganza, APS Bank marketing manager and his wife, Mr and Mrs Vince Galea from Farsons Group, Robert Galea also from Farsons Group, Dominic Anastasi of Panini, Andrew Attard and Susan Meli from the APS Bank marketing department and national team coach Dusan Fitzel. MFA president, Dr Joe Mifsud was unable to attend.

In a pre-dinner opening address, Youth FA chairman, Fr Hilary Tagliaferro thanked all those present for attending and wished them all a very enjoyable evening and also recited a prayer.

After dinner, Fr Hilary Tagliaferro, Alfred Triganza and Dusan Fitzel presented the trophies to section winners, section runners-up, knock-out winners and finalists.

Roll of Honour for season 2006/2007

APS Bank Under 16 Section A

Winners: Sliema Wanderers

Runners-up: St Andrew’s

Relegated to Section B: Mellieha, St Patrick and Qormi

APS Bank Under 16 Section B

Winners: Valletta

Runners-up: Sirens

Third place: Mosta

All three teams are promoted to Section A

Relegated to Section C: Fgura Utd, Mgarr Utd and Zurrieq

APS Bank Under 16 Section C

Winners: Rabat Depiro

Runners-up: Zebbug R

Third place: Kirkop Utd

All three teams are promoted to Section B

APS Bank Under 14 Section A

Winners: Pieta Hotspurs

Runners-up: Floriana

Relegated to Section B: St Patrick, St Andrew’s and Mosta

APS Bank Under 14 Section B

Winners: Naxxar Lions

Runners-up: Hamrun Spartans

Third place: Mellieha

All three teams are promoted to Section A

Relegated to Section C: Attard, St Venera, Marsaxlokk and Sirens

APS Bank Under 14 Section C

Winners: Qormi

Runners-up: Msida

Third place: Birzebbuga

Fourth place: Balzan Youths

All four teams are promoted to Section B

Vodafone Under 16 Inter-Section Knock-Out Final

Winners: Sliema Wanderers

Finalists: St Andrew’s

Youth FA Under 14 Inter-Section Knock-Out Final

Winners: Floriana

Finalists: Pieta’ Hotspurs

Most promising player Under 14: James Paris (Pieta Hotspurs)

Most promising player Under 16: Paul Kane Farrugia (Sliema Wanderers)

Good Conduct Shield Award: Dingli Swallows.