Officials of the club say they would dedicate the trophy to late Lamin Manneh who was captain of the team.
Lamin Barr Jarjusey put the Sitaba boys ahead in the 19th minute of the first half with a powerful shot to give his side a deserving lead and shortly after which, Tabokoto’s Lamin Sanneh twice threatened the Sitaba side with two dangerous shots which all flew little over the bar.
After the break, Bully Trawally levelled the score-line from a wonderful buildup from Tabokoto’ Malick Mendy and Lamin Sanneh.
Eight minutes from normal time, Kebba Kinteh, assisted by Lamin Barr Jarjusey, awarded his side victory with a fine finisher.
The final was graced by many high-profile dignitaries including the Governor of the region and Chief of Jarra West among others.
Soma Sitaba went home with a giant trophy and a whopping cash prize of D20,000 while Tabokoto went home with a comforting prize of D15,000 as runners up.
Lamin Kanyi of Newtown FC grabbed the most outstanding player award and Lamin Ceesay of Gamstar FC won the leading goal scorer award.
It would be recalled that the Jarra West Nawetaan started again in September 2015 with 19 teams from the Jarra West district to promote peace and unity among the youth of the Region.
