2011–12 TT Pro League

The following changes were made since the 2010–11 season: • Dexter Skeene, Pro League CEO, announced that the league season would run from 9 September 2011 until 29 March 2012 to align itself with the major leagues in Europe. • There were a number of changes to the clubs competing in the 2011–12 season. • T&TEC were promoted from the National Super League as runners-up in 2009 and as champions in 2010. • Joe Public withdrew from the league; reasons for the withdrawal were not disclosed. • The following changes in qualification for the CFU Club Championship were made: • The top two teams with the most points in the qualifying table following the conclusion of Round Two qualified for the 2012 CFU Club Championship. • The top two teams with the most league points qualified for the 2013 CFU Club Championship. ==Teams==

Team summaries Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. Player transfers Managerial changes ==League table==

Positions by round == Results ==

Matches 1–14 Matches 15–21 ==Season statistics==

Scoring • First goal of the season: Seon Power for North East Stars against T&TEC, (9 September 2011). • First own goal of the season: Devon Modeste (St. Ann's Rangers) for W Connection. (16 December 2011). • First penalty kick of the season: Stern John (scored) for North East Stars against San Juan Jabloteh (25 October 2011). • First hat-trick of the season: Richard Roy (Defence Force) against St. Ann's Rangers, 25', 44', 73' (31 January 2012) • Most yellow cards in a single match: 7 • Caledonia AIA 3–2 T&TEC – 4 for Caledonia AIA (Nuru Abdallah Muhammad, Walter Moore, Ataullah Guerra & Devorn Jorsling) and 3 for T&TEC (Bevon Bass, Kern Peters & Sylvester Teesdale) (29 March 2012) ==Awards==

Annual awards The 2011–12 TT Pro League awards distribution took place on 8 April 2013, over a year after the conclusion of the league season, at Capital Plaza in Port of Spain, Trinidad.{{cite news |title = Defence Force duo receives Toyota Yaris as League honours previous Players of the Year Although W Connection claimed its fourth Pro League championship, Caledonia AIA was named the Team of the Year after the Stallions of Morvant/Laventille claimed the FA Trophy, First Citizens Cup, Lucozade Sport Goal Shield, and CFU Club Championship titles. Jamaal Shabazz was named the Manager of the Year after leading Caledonia AIA to its most successful season in club history. Richard Roy of Defence Force secured his first Player of the Year honour after the Trinidad and Tobago international had a break-out season scoring 15 goals to claim the Golden Boot and Best Forward awards. Jan-Michael Williams, Nuru Abdullah Muhammad, and Ataullah Guerra were respectively named the Best Goalkeeper, Best Defender, and Best Midfielder. The remaining team award was won by W Connection for the Most Disciplined Team of the Year. FIFA international referee, Neal Brizan, won the Referee of the Year for the fifth consecutive year, whereas Boris Punch won the Match Commissioner of the Year. ==References==