St. John's

In the 1965 final against Hurricanes FC, the Gouyave side were 4–0 up and still lost, as Hurricanes came back to win. The two were the rivalry of the 1960s, and that final is the game still quoted from it.

The name is older than the club's current registration. St. John's Sports was already playing in the 1960s. The side that now competes in the Grenada FA Premier League is tied to Gouyave FC, which was renamed FC Camerhogne in 2017 and later took the St. John's Sports name back. The founding year in the club's card is 2019.

The wait for silverware after 1965 ended in 2025, when St. John's won the Grenada FA Cup.

They went out in the round of 16, losing 2–5 to Inter Willemstad. The 2020 edition, which they were due to enter, was cancelled because of the pandemic.

Two players from the squad have been called up by Grenada: the goalkeeper Shaquille Charles and the forward Vijay Valcin.

Home is Cutbert Peters Park in Gouyave, a town in the parish of Saint John. The ground holds 1,000 people.