Saint Michael’s and American School crowned champions in the 2026 Humano Seguros Intercollegiate Soccer Cup
The fourth edition of the 2026 Humano Seguros Intercollegiate Soccer Cup came to an end after intense days of competition held at the Barça Academy Santo Domingo. The educational centers Saint Michael’s School and American School emerged as the great protagonists by winning the championship titles in the female and male divisions, respectively.
Court dominance
In the women’s tournament, Saint Michael’s School demonstrated its superiority by defeating Carol Morgan School 4-1 in the grand final. Adriana Isern was the standout player of the match, being awarded Most Valuable Player thanks to her brace. The winning attack was completed with goals from Carlota García and Gia Pellerano, while Martina Marranzini scored the lone goal for the runners-up.
For its part, the men’s final was a high-intensity duel that ended in a 2-1 victory for American School over Carol Morgan School. Sergio Santos led the triumph with two decisive goals, while Esteban Díaz was recognized as the Most Valuable Player of the final. Andrés Castillo was the author of the goal for the Carol Morgan team.
Excellence and sportsmanship
- Least goals conceded: Saint Michael’s School, Carol Morgan School, and Puntacana International School.
- Fair Play Award: Instituto Iberia and Colegio Arroyo Hondo, recognized for their exemplary behavior.
An event of great magnitude
The fourth edition of this tournament managed to bring together 336 talented players in the U13 category, who played a total of 58 matches. The event was a resounding success in terms of turnout, achieving an attendance of over 5,500 people, consolidating itself as a key platform for the development of school soccer in the country.
The Intercollegiate Cup is an event for the whole family, where every player has the support of their loved ones in the stands, pets included. We close this fourth edition with the satisfaction of seeing more than 300 young people share the court with perseverance, confidence, and teamwork, values that are also part of Humano’s culture.
Patricia Luna, Director of Communication and Market Development at Humano Seguros.
The awards ceremony was attended by executives from Humano Seguros, who highlighted the importance of promoting family integration and sports values. With the participation of more than 20 educational institutions from across the country, the Humano Seguros Intercollegiate Soccer Cup reaffirms its commitment to Dominican youth sports.
