The club
Developing players since 2011
Our history
Champion Football Club was born in 2011 from the dream of Paul Rachel Cadet, a lawyer by profession and a football enthusiast: to give Haiti's children a football school that helps the player, the student and the citizen grow together.
Since then, hundreds of boys and girls have trained at our regular venues, Quisqueya Christian School (Delmas 75), Henfrasa (Delmas 33) and Saint-Louis de Gonzague. The club created the Zoupim Cup in honour of Antoine Tassy, took its young players on tours abroad and watched former students Emil and Mikel Ceide reach the top divisions in Norway and Italy.
Through the hard years the country has faced, the Champion family never gave up. Today it carries a new dream: the Concorde Antoine Tassy Stadium.
Our mission
To discover, recruit, mentor and promote young talent, turning every child into an accomplished player and an exemplary citizen. Football is our tool; education, respect and love for Haiti are our goal.
Our vision
To make Champion Football Club a benchmark for youth development in Haiti, to give the country a grassroots football stadium worthy of its talent, and to open the doors of the world's best clubs and academies to our players.
A word from the technical director
By choosing us, you support our philosophy: promoting a more positive side of sport, built on its technical, social and educational value. We are committed to respecting the physical and moral integrity of every boy and girl entrusted to us. Mens sana in corpore sano.
Paul Rachel Cadet, directeur