North Leeward

Fitz Hughes had a side called Predators of Fitz Hughes. The team was formed in 1970. In 2007 it was reorganised as Fitz Hughes Predators, and the village's small Goolin Playing Field, with room for 500, remains its base and training ground.

The next change came around 2017/2018, when the club took the name North Leeward Predators to speak for the whole northern leeward region rather than a single village. The club won the SVGFF First Division, the second tier, in 2017, and in 2019 took both the SVGFF Knock-Out Cup and the SVGFF Community Shield. Older honours are local: the Barrouallie Regional Championship in 2012 and the Barrouallie Knock-Out Cup in 2018.

Premier Division fixtures are played away from Fitz Hughes, at Brighton Playing Field (1,000) and Victoria Park Playing Field (3,500), and the top-flight title came in 2024–25. That season put the club into the 2026 CFU Club Shield, its first CONCACAF competition. It beat SCSA Eagles and Metropolitan FA there.

The blue and yellow shirts and the Predators nickname come from the village side of 1970, and the club still trains at Goolin.