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 Dungannon Swifts defeated Glenavon 3-1 at The National Football Stadium at Windsor Park in May.
Winners over the previous 10 seasons have also included:
2019/20 - Cliftonville Strollers
2018/19 - Linfield Rangers
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
Third Round results
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Second Round results
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Strabane Athletic v. Larne Youth - walkover, Strabane have withdrawn from the competition
Newhill U17 v. Bloomfield U18 - Bloomfield were unable to field a team, Newhill progress to the next round
First Round results
Round 1
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Newhill v. Dergview - walkover; Newhill progress to round two
Maiden City v. Lisnaskea Rovers - walkover; Maiden City progress to round two
Byes: Dundela, Armagh City, Glenavon III, Loughgall, Ballinamallard United III, Ballymena United, HW Welders, Limavady United Youth, Cliftonville Strollers, Ballyclare Comrades, Carrick Rangers Youth, Dungannon United Youth, Strabane Athletic, Dungannon Swifts U18, Coleraine Colts, Bloomfield, Warrenpoint Town U18, Craigavon City, St. James' Swifts, Trojans, Bangor U18