Clinching the NIFL Academy league title earlier in the week, Crusaders Strikers U-19s were presented with the trophy after completing their fixtures.
It was a 13th win in 15 league games for Crusaders, against a Cliftonville Corinthians side that finished fifth out of sixth after the teams had all played each other three times.
Strikers topped the table by three points from second-placed Linfield Swifts, who were well clear of the rest of the division.
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