Romario Campbell - file

Waterhouse FC midfield general Romario 'Rom Rom' Campbell copped the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award and Top Goalscorer trophy at the Flow Champions Cup end-of-season presentation ceremony at the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) offices yesterday.

Campbell missed the final due to illness, but his team won the all-island knock-out title against Tivoli Gardens two weeks ago, and received the championship trophy and cash incentive of $1 million.

two-month long

Waterhouse coach Junior Francis, who won $50,000 and a plaque, was pleased with his team's performance during the two-month long competition that started with 26 teams.

"It's a feeling of accomplishment. We set out to win this trophy as our aim for the season is to win all major titles," Francis told STAR Sports at the ceremony.

He had high praise for Campbell, who he describes as a very talented player. "Romario Campbell is a very talented player. He is out now, but he will get back and be a force to reckon with in the league.

Beaten finalists Tivoli Gardens walked away with $400,000, while Harbour View and Arnett Gardens received $200,000 each for third and fourth place, respectively.