San Juan Jabloteh F.C.

The club was founded in 1974, with the stated objective to "uplift the socio-economic and moral condition of the young people of San Juan and its environs." Upon the creation, by the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association, of a Semi-Professional League in 1994, San Juan Jabloteh converted itself from a youth organization into a professional football club. With the backing of CL Financial in 1996, the club significantly expanded its operations. From 1997 to 1999, the team finished fourth in the Semi-Professional League in three consecutive years.

Upon the creation of Trinidad and Tobago's first professional league in 1999, San Juan Jabloteh became one of the league's founding members. Since joining, the club has been the league's most successful club, winning the league championship in 2002, 2003–04, 2007 and 2008. San Juan Jabloteh have also represented the league in the CONCACAF Champions' Cup in 2004.

According to the team's website, "Through its name of the Club identified itself with one of the national birds of the country – the Oil or Devil Bird-which lives in the Aripo Caves. Originally, the French settlers called the Bird: Les Diables Oiseaux which were translated by the local settlers into Diablotin and finally Jabloteh."[1]

In July 2012, the club chose to withdraw the senior team from the TT Pro League, having already ceased to work on youth football projects and chose to concentrate on their netball team.[2]

• Terry Fenwick (2001–2003)
• Steve Rutter (2004)
• Terry Kinerr (2005–2011)

Domestic

• TT Pro League: 4

2002, 2003–04, 2007, 2008

• FA Trophy: 2

1998, 2005

• First Citizens Cup: 2

2000, 2003

Runner-up (1): 2005

• Digicel Pro Bowl: 3

2003, 2005, 2006

Runner-up (1): 2001, 2004

• TOYOTA Classic: 1

2008

Runner-up (1): 2007, 2009

International

• CFU Club Championship: 1

Winner (1): ::2003

Runner-up (1): 2006

Third Place (1): 2009

• 1998 CFU Club Championship:

Quarter-Finals v. Aiglon du Lamentin – 0:2

• 2003 CFU Club Championship

Semi-Finals v. Arnett Gardens – 3:1, 1:3 (San Juan Jabloteh advances 6:2 on aggregate)

Final v. W Connection – 2:1, 2:1 (San Juan Jabloteh wins 4:2 on penalties)

• 2004 CONCACAF Champions' Cup

Quarter-Finals v. Chicago Fire – 5:2, 0:4 (Chicago Fire advances 6:5 on aggregate)

• 2004 CFU Club Championship

First Round v. Walking Boyz Company – 3:1, 0:0 (San Juan Jabloteh advances 3:1 on aggregate)

Semi-Finals v. Tivoli Gardens – 1:1, 0:1 (Tivoli Gardens F.C. advances 2:1 on aggregate)

• 2006 CFU Club Championship

Group Stage v. SAP – 4:0

Group Stage v. SV Britannia – 8:0

Group Stage v. New Vibes – 5:0

Semi-Finals v. Baltimore – 2:0

Final v. W Connection – 0:1

• 2007 CFU Club Championship

Group Stage v. CSD Barber – 5:0

Group Stage v. SV Deportivo Nacional – 5:1

Quarter-Finals v. Baltimore – 1:0

Semi-Finals v. Harbour View – 0:0 (Harbour View advances 10:9 on penalties)

3rd Place v. Puerto Rico Islanders – 0:1, 0:0 (Puerto Rico Islanders wins 1:0 on aggregate)

• 2009 CFU Club Championship

Second Round v. Inter Moengotapoe – 2:1, 3:1 (San Juan Jabloteh advances 5:2 on aggregate)

Semi-Finals v. W Connection – 1:2

3rd Place v. Tempête – 2:1

• 2009–10 CONCACAF Champions League

Preliminary Round v. San Francisco F.C. – 0:2, 3:0 (San Juan Jabloteh advances 3:2 on aggregate)

Group Stage v. Deportivo Toluca – 0:1, 0:3

Group Stage v. D.C. United – 0:1, 1:5

Group Stage v. Marathón – 1:3, 2:4

• 2010 CFU Club Championship

Second Round v. Alpha United – 2:0

Second Round v. River Plate – 1:0

Final Round v. Joe Public – 0:1

Final Round v. Bayamón – 4:1

Final Round v. Puerto Rico Islanders – 0:1

• 2010–11 CONCACAF Champions League

Preliminary Round v. Santos – 0:1, 0:5 (Santos advances 6:0 on aggregate)

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