First contested in 1952, the Harry Cavan Youth Cup is Northern Ireland's premier competition for U19 clubs and players.
Named after the former Irish FA and FIFA Senior Vice-President, current holders Linfield Rangers defeated St Oliver Plunkett 4-1 at the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park to lift the trophy for the 18th time.
Previous winners over the past ten seasons have also included:-
2017/18 - Linfield Rangers
2016/17 - Linfield Rangers
2015/16 - Crusaders Colts
2014/15 - Glenavon III
2013/14 - Portadown III
2012/13 - Linfield Rangers
2011/12 - Armagh City Youth
2010/11 - Glenavon III
2009/10 - Linfield Rangers
2008/09 - Ballymena United III
Click on the tabs below to view the results and fixtures in the 2018/19 competition.
Second Round
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First Round
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Postponed/cancelled games:
Woodvale U18 v. Lisnaskea Rovers Youth (Lisnaskea Rovers progress to R2)
Byes: Annagh United, Ards Youth, Ardstraw, Ballinamallard United Youth, Ballymena United Youth, Ballymoney United, Berlin Swifts, Carnmoney, Carrick Rangers, Cliftonville Strollers, Coleraine, Craigavon City Youth, Crusaders, Enniskillen Athletic, Glentoran, Institute Youth, Killymoon Rangers, Larne, Lisbellaw United, Loughgall, Lurgan Town, Maiden City, Newry City, Portadown, Rosario, St. James' Swifts, St. Mary's