Avril Cargill greets referee Peter Muir at the 2010 Mid-Season final at Buttercup Park.

The defending triple champions have virtually cruised to the zone A championship title with an impressive record of 9-1-1, scoring a league leading 32 goals while conceding a mere five.

The Barbican attack this season has been spearheaded by the league's leading goal scorer, Denton Shedden, who has found the back of the net 15 times, while their defense is being marshaled by central defensive stalwarts Stafford Fong and Neville Wright.

Barbican's Denton Shedden (gold) - Constant Spring's Roger Reid

Constant Spring has also been very formidable in winning the zone B title, and in doing so, has conquered the so-called "group of death" with an admirable 8-2-1 record. Spring has scored 30 goals with 8 against.

Former Jamaican international, O'Neil "Chippy" McDonald, has led the Constant Spring attack this season with 9 goals, and is one of the leading candidates for the 2011 JNBS masters league "rookie of the year" award. Desmond Tucker and Roger Reid has been firm at the back of Spring's defense, and veteran Phillip Mack has been a consistent creative force in midfield.

Barbican's captain, Wayne Whonder (L), was presented with the Peter Cargill Cup in 2010 by Ambassador Stewart Stephenson and Judy Benjamin of title sponsor JNBS.

Barbican and Constant Spring have met six times since Spring made their masters league debut in 2008. Barbican won four of those encounters while Spring has won two, including a 2-1 upset win in this year's JNBS masters league champions cup. Barbican beat Constant Spring 4-1 on penalties in the 2008 masters league championship final, and dominated Spring twice in 2010 with a narrow 3-2 win on penalties at the mid-season final, and edged Spring 2-1 for the 2010 league title.

Harry Faulkner (Thunderbolts)

An inaugural 30/30 curtain-raiser to the mid-season finals will be contested by the KSAMLA Grand Masters against the Golden League All Stars in memory of Johnny "Harry" Faulkner, with the winner gaining the first lien on the  Harry Faulkner Cup.

Faulkner, one of the all-time leading goal scorers in KSAMLA league history, died in 2008, and his goal scoring power led Thunderbolts to three back-to-back masters league titles in 1995, 1996, and 1997.

The KSAMLA Grand Masters  will be led by KSAFA president, Rudolph Spied. The members of the KSAMLA Grand Masters are, Jeremiah Panton (Thunderbolts), Gary Preyer (Kingston Commissioners),  Paul Smith (Christian Ambassadors), Lawrence Passley (Portmore Masters), Rudolph Spied (KSAFA), Michael Brodber (Kingston Commissioners), Carlton Mason (Park Rovers), George Smith (Harbour View), Derek Terrilong (Brown's Town),  Gary Francis (Shortwood), Garfield Cooke (Park Rovers), Gilroy Allison (Maxfield), Ian Burnett (Harbour View), Bryon Nunes (Shortwood), Patrick Watson (Police Nationals),   David Jones (Thunderbolts), David Brown (Telecom Strikers), Glen Laing (Lion Kings), Vincent McGowan (Kush), Raymond Webb (Park Rovers), Ian McNaughton (KSAMLA), Duperely Green (Brown's Town), and Eric Barrett (KSAMLA); Manager: Bertram Scott (KSAMLA).

Rudolph Spied, the president of KSAFA, will skipper the KSAMLA Grand Masters.

The Golden League All Stars representatives are: Goalkeeper: Nyron Prawl (Santos); Defenders: Bryan Leon (Santos), Wayne Shaw (Santos), Arnold McDonald (Pelicans), Trevor Campbell (Santos), Andrew Hines (Pelicans), Philip Crimarco (Real Mona),  John Hunter (Kingston Commissioners), David Williams (Kingston Commissioners), Deighton Levee (Kingston Commissioners); Midfielders: Chris Green (Real Mona), Richard Murray (Real Mona), Keith Allen (Pelicans), Andrew Thomas (St. George's), Kippy Chin (Tree View), Mario Hackett (Kush); Forwards: Gordon Murphy (Santos), Delano Palmer (Santos), Mark Neita (Pelicans), Barrington Simpson (Christian Ambassadors), Michael Tulloch (Tree View), Chris James (Barbican), and Donovan Evans (St. George's); Coach: Lyndon Dawes (Santos).

Former St. George's masters manager, Francis Holung, has been chosen as the 2011 JNBS Masters League Patron. Holung, a former St. George's College All-Manning goalkeeper, was the manager/player for St. George's Old Boys masters for over ten years, and has made a tremendous contribution to the league before his retirement in 2009. The 2010 Patron of the masters league was Hylton Cobran of Real Mona.