Previous Winners
Junior Group
2011 NI Milk Cup Junior Section Winners - Everton
Northern Ireland Milk Cup
1985 Rangers F.C. (Scotland)
1986 Craigavon Utd. (N. Ireland)
1987 Dundee United (Scotland)
1988 Home Farm (Rep. of Ireland)
1989 Dungannon Swifts (N. Ireland)
1990 Crewe Alexandra (England)
1991 Norwich City (England)
1992 Norwich City (England)
1993 Slovakia (National Team)
1994 Middlesbrough (England)
1995 Everton (England)
1996 West Ham United (England)
1997 West Ham United (England)
1998 Crewe Alexandra (England)
1999 Manchester City (England)
2000 Charlton Athletic (England)
2001 Norwich City (England)
2002 Everton (England)
2003 Racing Club de Avellenada (Argentina)
2004 Maccabi Haifa (Israel)
2005 Lyngby Bold Klub (Denmark)
2006 Swindon Town (England)
2007 Guadalajara (Mexico)
2008 Everton (England)
2009 Everton (England)
2010 Chelsea (England)
2011 Everton (England)
2012 Brentford FC (England)
Northern Bank Trophy
1985 Crewe Alexandra (England)
1986 Tristar (N. Ireland)
1987 Bloomfield Boys (N. Ireland)
1988 Craigavon Utd. (N. Ireland)
1989 Donegal Schools (Rep. of Ireland)
1990 City of Birmingham (England)
1991 Highbury Boys (Scotland)
1992 Preston North End (England)
1993 Home Farm (Rep. of Ireland)
1994 Airdrieonians (Scotland)
1995 St. Johnstone (Scotland)
1996 Middlesbrough (England)
1997 Crewe Alexandra (England)
1998 Middlesbrough (England)
1999 Co. Antrim (N. Ireland)
2000 West Ham United (England)
2001 Middlesbrough (England)
2002 Atlas (Mexico)
Trophy became B.T. N Ireland Trophy
2003 Maccabi Haifa (Israel)
2004 Co. Antrim (N. Ireland)
2005 Red Star Belgrade (Serbia & Montenergo)
2006 Belvedere (Rep. of Ireland)
2007 Swindon Town (England)
2008 Maccabi Haifa (Israel)
2009 Co. Armagh (N. Ireland)
Trophy became B.T. N Ireland Trophy
2010 Aspire Academy (Qatar)
This competition ceased
B.T. Northern Ireland Trophy
1991 Motherwell (Scotland)
1992 Coleraine & Dist. Y.L. (N. Ireland)
1993 Stella Maris (Rep. of Ireland)
1994 Home Farm (Rep. of Ireland)
1995 Down & Connor Y.L. (N. Ireland)
1996 Derry & Dist. Y.F.A. (N. Ireland)
1997 Lisburn District Y.L. (N. Ireland)
1998 Tianjin (China)
1999 Kilmarnock (Scotland)
2000 Co. L’derry (N. Ireland)
2001 Co. Tyrone (N. Ireland)
2002 Co. Tyrone (N. Ireland)
Trophy became Montgomery Trophy
2003 Birmingham City (England)
Trophy became Dunluce Trophy
2004 Parramatta Eagles (Australia)
2005 Cherry Orchard (Rep. of Ireland)
2006 Co. Antrim (N. Ireland)
2007 Co. Down (N. Ireland)
2008 Brondby (Denmark)
2009 Spartak Moscow (Russia)
2010 Co. Down (N. Ireland)
This competition ceased
Most Sporting Team Award
1985 Kidbrooke 856 F.C. (England)
1986 Clipstone Y.C. (England)
1987 Clipstone Y.C. (England)
Elmont Rascals (USA)
1988 Spruce Grove Rovers (Canada)
1989 Dundee United (Scotland)
1990 City of Birmingham (England)
1991 Norwich City (England)
1992 Hafnarfjordur (Iceland)
1993 Clydebank (Scotland)
1994 Manchester United (England)
1995 Charlton Athletic (England)
1996 Coleraine & Dist. Y.L. (N. Ireland)
1997 Everton (England)
1998 Stella Maris (Rep. of Ireland)
1999 Dundalk Schoolboys League (Rep. of Ireland)
2000 Crewe Alexandra (England)
2001 Cherry Orchard (Rep. of Ireland)
2002 Cherry Orchard (Rep. of Ireland)
2003 Samoa (National Team)
2004 Fiji (National Team)
2005 Swindon Town (England)
2006 Queen of the South (Scotland)
2007 Watford (England)
2008 Queen of the South (Scotland)
2009 Necaxa (Mexico)
2010 Chelsea (England)
2011 Co. Down (N. Ireland)
2012 Liverpool FC (England)
The Causeway Health & Social
Services Trust Trophy
1986 Craigavon Utd. (N. Ireland)
1987 Oxford and Coleraine (N. Ireland)
1988 Home Farm (Rep. of Ireland)
1989 Dungannon Swifts (N. Ireland)
1990 Southern Leagues Select (Rep. of Ireland)
1991 Southern Leagues Select (Rep. of Ireland)
1992 Stella Maris (Rep. of Ireland)
1993 Home Farm (Rep. of Ireland)
1994 Co. Down (N. Ireland)
1995 Stella Maris (Rep. of Ireland)
1996 Home Farm (Rep. of Ireland)
1997 Stella Marls (Rep. of Ireland)
1998 Mid Ulster Junior League (N. Ireland)
1999 Cherry Orchard (Rep. of Ireland)
2000 Cherry Orchard (Rep. of Ireland)
2001 Development Squad (Rep. of Ireland)
2002 Co. Antrim (N. Ireland)
2003 Dundalk SBL (Rep of Ireland)
2004 Co. Fermanagh (N. Ireland)
Trophy became known as Wynn's Trophy
2005 Shelbourne (Rep. of Ireland)
2006 Crumlin Utd (Rep. of Ireland)
2007 St. Kevins (Rep. of Ireland)
2008 Co. Down (N. Ireland)
This competition ceased
Northern Ireland Tourist Board
“Tyrone Crystal” Trophy
1985 Rangers F.C. (Scotland)
1986 Crewe Alexandra (England)
1987 Dundee United (Scotland)
1988 Home Farm (Rep. of Ireland)
1989 Dublin & District S. L. (Rep. of Ireland)
1990 Crewe Alexandra (England)
1991 Norwich City (England)
1992 Norwich City (England)
1993 Slovakia (National Team)
1994 Middlesbrough (England)
1995 Everton (England)
1996 West Ham United (England)
1997 West Ham United (England)
1998 Crewe Alexandra (England)
1999 Manchester City (England)
2000 Charlton Athletic (England)
2001 Norwich City (England)
2002 Everton (England)
2003 Racing Club de Avellenada (Argentina)
2004 Maccabi Haifa (Israel)
2006 Queen of the South (Scotland)
This competition ceased
Golden Boot Award
1985 John Spencer, Rangers F.C. (Scotland)
1986 Daniel Carlin, Tristar (N. Ireland)
1987 Gary Bollan, Dundee United (Scotland)
1988 CarlWilson, Home Farm (Rep. of Ireland)
1989 Stephen Robinson, Dungannon Swifts (Northern Ireland)
1990 Keith Accison, City of Birmingham (England)
1991 Brian Heatherstone, Motherwell (Scotland)
1992 Andrew O’Brien, Rangers (Scotland)
1993 Michael Branch, Everton (England)
1994 Phillip Jevons, Everton (England)
1995 Amos Foyena, West Ham (England)
1996 Steve Foster, Blackburn Rovers (England)
1997 Mark Whiteman, Manchester United (England)
Nicholas Chadwick, Everton (England)
1998 Dean Ashton, Crewe Alexandra (England)
1999 Liam Fox, Heart of Midlothian (Scotland)
Adrian Orr, Manchester City (England)
Paul Keegan, Everton (England)
2000 Dorryl Profitt, Manchester City (England)
2001 Ben Mackie, Coventry City (England)
2002 Antonio de Maggio, United Counties, New York (USA)
Ross Gaynor, Dundalk SBL (Rep. of Ireland)
James Murray, Lourdes Celtic (N. Ireland)
2003 Sean Mackie (Co. Armagh)
2004 Lukas Jutkiewicz, Swindon Town (England)
2005 Gary Glen, Heart of Midlothian (Scotland)
2006 Alex Titchener, Crewe Alexandra (England)
Deglan Bunting, Co. Antrim (N. Ireland)
Gavin McPartland, Co. Armagh (N. Ireland)
2007 Rashid Adwi, Maccabi Haifa (Israel)
2008 Hallam Hope, Everton (England)
2009 Shane Meenan, Co. L’derry (N. Ireland)
2010 Stuart Wells, Co. Armagh (N. Ireland)
Kevin Loughrin, Dundalk SL (Rep. of Ireland)
2011 Rory Hale, Co. Antrim (N. Ireland)
2012 George Newell, Everton (England)
Nic Turkington, Co. Down (N. Ireland)
Player of the Tournament Award
1985 Jason Wood, Kidbrooke (England)
1986 Eamonn Elliott, Craigavon Utd. (N. Ireland)
1987 Colin Telford, Ballymena (N. Ireland)
1988 Carl Wilson, Home Farm (Rep. of Ireland)
1989 Stephen Robinson, Dungannon Swifts (N. Ireland)
1990 Kevin Harper, Hibernian (Scotland)
1991 Paul Lewis, Norwich City (England)
1992 Dessie Baker, Stella Maris (Rep. of Ireland)
1993 Michael Branch, Everton (England)
1994 Timothy McLean, Airdrieonians (Scotland)
1995 Joseph Cole, West Ham United (England)
1996 Joseph Cole, West Ham United (England)
1997 John Lester, West Ham United (England)
1998 Ciaran Donnelly, Blackburn Rovers (England)
1999 Liam Fox, Heart of Midlothian (Scotland)
Adrian Orr, Manchester City (England)
2000 Dorryl Profitt, Manchester City (England)
2001 Ryan Jarvis, Norwich City (England)
2002 Kento Tsurumaki, Japan (National Team)
2003 Leigh Mills, Swindon Town (England)
2004 Danny Ucheghi, Charlton Athletic (England)
2005 Ashleigh Westwood, Crewe Alexandra (England)
2006 Aaron Boyd, Co. Down (N. Ireland)
2007 Maor Bar, Buzaglo (Israel)
Trophy became Subway Most Valued Player of the Tournament
2008 Zilli Ishmael, Wolverhampton Wanderers (England)
2009 Two Way Tie:
Alex Henshall, Swindon Town (England)
Hallam Hope, Everton (England)
2010 John Swift, Chelsea (England)
2011 Russell Griffiths, Everton (England)
2012 Nic Turkington (Co. Down)
County Player of the Tournament
2002 Darren Gibson, Co. L’derry (N. Ireland)
2003 Paul Walsh, Co. Down (N. Ireland)
2004 Mark Leonard, Co. Tyrone (N. Ireland)
Bertie Peacock Bursary
2006 Aaron Boyd (Co. Down)
2007 Aaron Burns (Co. Down)
2008 Ben Oliver (Co. Down)
2009 Luke McCullough (Co. Armagh)
2010 Rhys Clelland (Co. Antrim)
2011 Ciaran Smyth (Co. Fermanagh)
2012 Nic Turkington (Co. Down)
Most Successful Irish Team
2009 Co Down (N. Ireland)
2010 Dundalk SL (Rep. of Ireland)
2011 Co. Tyrone (N. Ireland)
2012 Co. L'Derry (N. Ireland)
Northern Ireland Milk Cup Globe
2011 Co. Tyrone (N. Ireland)
2012 Co. L'Derry (N. Ireland)
Northern Ireland Milk Cup Vase
2011 Watford (England)
2012 Strikers FC (USA)
Northern Ireland Milk Cup Bowl
2011 AB Copenhagen (Denmark)
2012 Swindon Town (England)
Northern Ireland Milk Cup Plate
2011 Revo Express (Norway)
2012 Co. Down (N. Ireland)
