Historical information is sporadic, and the tournaments below by no means comprise a complete list. Further contributions are welcome.
For players aged 19 and below. The tournament was open only to the 8 competing nations, and was not therefore a complete "Caribbean Championship". From 1979 onwards it was expanded into the C.F.U. juvenile tournament.
Ed. Year Winner 1 1974 St Lucia 2 1975 Barbados 3 1976 Antigua & Barbuda 4 1977 Antigua & Barbuda 5 1978 Dominica
Quarterfinals
11- 8-74 Montserrat 0-10 Dominica [at Plymouth]
[Roy Murphy x4, Jeffrey Lawrence x4, Cecil Elwin, Gregory Robin]
11- 8-74 Barbados 1-0 Antigua & Barbuda
[Elson Seale]
11- 8-74 St Lucia 1-0 Grenada
[Joachim]
11- 8-74 St Vincent & G. 5-3 St Kitts & Nevis
[Phillip Baptiste, Marcus Young, Keith Bonadie x2, Pete Morris / Eustace, Caines x2 (1 pen)]
Semifinals
18- 8-74 Dominica 5-3 Barbados [at Roseau] [AET]
[Algernon Lawrence x2, Cecil Elwin, Jeffrey Lawrence, OG / Alkins, Seale x2]
18- 8-74 St Lucia 2-1 St Vincent & G. [at Castries]
Final
25- 8-74 St Lucia 3-2 Dominica [at Castries] [AET]
[? / Jeffrey Lawrence, Roy Murphy pen]
Quarterfinals
10- 8-75 Dominica 10-0 Montserrat [at Roseau]
10- 8-75 St Vincent & G. 3-4 Grenada [in St Vincent]
10- 8-75 St Kitts & Nevis 0-0 Antigua & Barbuda [at Basseterre] [AET, 1-3 pen]
10- 8-75 St Lucia 0-2 Barbados [at Castries]
Semifinals
17- 8-75 Dominica 0-1 Barbados [at Roseau]
17- 8-75 Antigua & Barbuda bt Grenada [at St John's]
Final
24- 8-75 Barbados 1-0 Antigua & Barbuda [at Bridgetown]
[Peter Atkins 69']
Quarterfinals 22- 8-76 St Kitts & Nevis - Dominica [at Basseterre] 22- 8-76 Montserrat lt Antigua & Barbuda [at Plymouth] 22- 8-76 St Lucia - St Vincent & G. [at Castries] 22- 8-76 Barbados - Grenada [at Waterford] Semifinals 29- 8-76 Barbados/Grenada - St Kitts/Dominica 29- 8-76 Antigua & Barbuda bt St Lucia/St Vincent Final 5- 9-76 Antigua & Barbuda bt ? Winner: Antigua & Barbuda
Quarterfinals
14- 8-77 Dominica 7-1 St Kitts & Nevis [at Roseau]
[Thomas Kentish x3, Ralph Richards x2, Hypolite x2 / Larry Tavernair]
14- 8-77 St Vincent & G. bt ?
18- 8-77 Antigua & Barbuda bt Montserrat [at St John's]
[postponed from 14- 8-77 because the pitch was unplayable after the carnival]
Semifinals
21- 8-77 St Vincent & G. lt Dominica [in St Vincent]
21- 8-77 Antigua & Barbuda bt ?
Final
28- 8-77 Dominica 0-0 Antigua & Barbuda [at Roseau] [1-4 pen, AET]
Quarterfinals
6- 8-78 St Lucia bt Barbados [at Castries]
6- 8-78 Montserrat 0-3 Dominica [at Plymouth]
6- 8-78 Grenada lt St Vincent & G. [in Grenada]
6- 8-78 St Kitts & Nevis 2-0 Antigua & Barbuda [at Basseterre]
[Livingstone Ward x2]
Semifinals
13- 8-78 St Vincent & G. 1-1 St Kitts & Nevis [AET, SVG on pens]
[? / Livingstone Ward]
14- 8-78 St Lucia 0-1 Dominica [at Castries]
[Note: abandoned by the referee John Chandler (Barbados) after spectators entered the field to protest the Dominica goal]
Final
20- 8-78 St Vincent & G. 1-2 Dominica [at Arnos Vale]
For players of secondary school age (under 18 or 19).
Ed. Year Winner 1 1986 Jamaica 2 1987 Jamaica
Final (only these two nations competed) 1- 2-86 Jamaica 2-1 Trinidad & Tobago [at National Stadium, Kingston]
Round-Robin (at the National Stadium, Kingston) 12-12-87 Jamaica 5-0 Barbados 12-12-87 Trinidad & Tobago 3-1 Antigua & Barbuda 15-12-87 Jamaica 2-0 Antigua & Barbuda 15-12-87 Trinidad & Tobago 2-1 Barbados 19-12-87 Jamaica 2-1 Trinidad & Tobago 19-12-87 Barbados - Antigua & Barbuda 1.Jamaica 3 3 0 0 9- 1 6 2.Trinidad & Tobago 3 2 0 1 6- 4 4 3.Antigua & Barbuda 2 0 0 2 1- 5 0 4.Barbados 2 0 0 2 1- 7 0 Note: the table is missing one result.
Ed. Year Winner Host
1 1979 Martinique Guadeloupe
2 1980 Martinique Martinique
3 1982 Martinique Jamaica
4 1984 Trinidad & Tobago Suriname
5 1986 Guadeloupe St Lucia
1989 Trinidad & Tobago Trinidad & Tobago
It is unclear whether any other editions were held. From the 1990s onwards there have been Caribbean qualifying rounds for the CONCACAF Under-20 Championship (and/or the CONCACAF qualifying zone for the World Youth Cup), but not all of these have been Caribbean championships per se.
First edition.
Qualifying (incomplete information)
Guadeloupe qualified as host.
Preliminary Round
8- 7-79 Jamaica w/o Haiti [Haiti withdrew]
29- 7-79 Haiti o/w Jamaica
- 7-79 Puerto Rico 4-2 Grenada [also reported as 2-1]
1- 8-79 Grenada 4-1 Puerto Rico
- 7-79 Guyana - Trinidad & Tobago
23- 7-79 Trinidad & Tobago 3-1 Guyana
20- 7-79 St Kitts & Nevis 1-3 St Lucia
28- 7-79 St Lucia 3-0 St Kitts & Nevis
15- 7-79 St Vincent & G. 0-2 Dominica
29- 7-79 Dominica w/o St Vincent & G.
Round 1
- -79 Antigua & Barbuda - Cuba
Antigua & Barbuda won, or Cuba withdrew.
5- 8-79 Grenada 2-1 Jamaica
12- 8-79 Jamaica 2-0 Grenada
[Winston Mamby 51', Wayne Lawson 84']
21- 7-79 French Guiana 1-2 Suriname [also reported 2-1]
28- 7-79 Suriname 2-0 French Guiana [HT 0-0]
[Simons pen, Ramgoelan]
- 8-79 Trinidad & Tobago bt Barbados
- 8-79 Martinique bt Montserrat
5- 8-79 Dominica - St Lucia
12- 8-79 St Lucia - Dominica
St Lucia was awarded a walkover after an incredible display of disorganization by the C.F.U., summarized as follows:
On 2nd August the C.F.U. secretary Austin 'Jack' Warner cabled the Dominica F.A. to say that St Lucia was unable to play,
and that Dominica had been awarded a walkover and would next play the winners of Martinique vs Montserrat.
On 3rd August the St Lucia team landed in Dominica after having been advised not to do so by the D.F.A., which had
cancelled all arrangements on Jack Warner's advice. On 4th August, Jack Warner sent another cable saying that Dominica
should prepare to play in St Lucia on the 12th August. On 6th August, Jack Warner cabled again to say that Dominica would
instead play Martinique on the 12th and 19th August, as Montserrat had forfeited (though later it was announced that
Montserrat would play after all). On 9th August, Jack Warner cabled yet again to say that Dominica should proceed to
St Lucia to play on the 12th August, and St Lucia would play the return in Dominica on the 19th August.
Frustrated and confused by all of these contradictory instructions, Dominica did not send a team to St Lucia and
consequently the C.F.U. awarded the walkover to St Lucia.
Round 2
19- 8-79 Antigua & Barbuda 0-1 Jamaica
[Wayne Lawson 18']
26- 8-79 Jamaica w/o Antigua & Barbuda [Antigua & Barbuda forfeited]
18- 8-79 Suriname 1-1 Trinidad & Tobago
[Simons pen 59' / Eddy Keith 19']
31- 8-79 Trinidad & Tobago lt Suriname
2- 9-79 St Lucia 1-1 Martinique
- -79 Martinique 2-0 St Lucia
Final round (at Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe)
Played 22-30th December. Originally scheduled for 16-23rd September but postponed due to Hurricane David.
22-12-79 Martinique 2-1 Suriname
23-12-79 Guadeloupe 1-0 Jamaica
26-12-79 Martinique 0-0 Guadeloupe
-12-79 Suriname bt Jamaica
-12-79 Martinique 1-0 Jamaica
30-12-79 Guadeloupe 0-0 Suriname
1.Martinique 3 2 1 0 3- 1 5
2.Guadeloupe 3 1 2 0 1- 0 4
3.Suriname 3 1 1 1 1- 2 3 [*]
4.Jamaica 3 0 0 3 0- 2 0 [*]
[*] missing goals Suriname vs Jamaica
Second edition. Open to players under 19 years old.
Qualifying (incomplete information)
Jamaica qualified as host (although later the hosting was switched to Martinique).
Martinique qualified as holder.
Round 1
20- 4-80 Barbados 0-5 Trinidad & Tobago [at Bridgetown]
[Nigel Clarke 20' 49', Ellery Joyeau 73' 75', Brian Haynes]
27- 4-80 Trinidad & Tobago - Barbados
- -80 Suriname - Guyana
- -80 Guyana - Suriname
Suriname advanced.
Round 2
1- 6-80 Puerto Rico - St Lucia
22- 6-80 St Lucia - Puerto Rico
8- 6-80 Trinidad & Tobago - St Vincent & G.
22- 6-80 St Vincent & G. - Trinidad & Tobago
Guadeloupe, Suriname, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad & Tobago qualified.
Final round (in Martinique)
The final round was originally to be held in Jamaica from 21-31st August but in mid-August
the Jamaica F.F. announced a postponement to December, citing lack of sponsors and complications
resulting from Hurricane Allen. In October, following political unrest in Jamaica, the C.F.U.
announced that the event would be switched to Martinique from 18-25th December.
Results unknown.
Champion: Martinique.
Third edition. All players to be aged 18 or under on 31st July 1982.
Qualifying (incomplete information)
Martinique qualified as holder.
The final round was originally to be held in Trinidad but was switched to Jamaica after CONCACAF
announced (on 27th March) that the CONCACAF world youth cup qualifiers would be moved from
Guatemala in November to Trinidad in August (due to unrest in Guatemala).
Round 1
28- 3-82 Jamaica n/p Guadeloupe [at Kingston]
- 4-82 Guadeloupe n/p Jamaica
Not played, as Jamaica was designated as the new host of the final round and thus qualified directly.
Guadeloupe also qualified, but it is unclear whether it had to play any other opponent to do so.
28- 3-82 Barbados 2-1 Dominica [at Bridgetown]
[Barry Richards 26', Derek Hurley 83' / Desmond Challenger 13']
- 4-82 Dominica - Barbados
Second leg score unknown. It appears that the winning team later withdrew or was eliminated
by another team (possibly Guadeloupe), since neither Barbados nor Dominica qualified for the finals.
11- 4-82 St Vincent 0-1 St Lucia [at Kingstown]
[Salvius Charles]
9- 5-82 St Lucia - St Vincent [at Castries]
St Lucia advanced.
Round 2
21- 5-82 St Lucia 1-3 Trinidad & Tobago [at Castries]
26- 6-82 Trinidad & Tobago 4-0 St Lucia [at San Fernando]
[Anton Corneal x2, Wendell Moores x2]
Trinidad & Tobago qualified.
Final round (at Kingston, Jamaica)
Postponed from July due to a polio outbreak.
12-12-82 Guadeloupe 2-1 Jamaica
[Pierre Jean 19', Bruno 73' / Peter Cargill 14']
12-12-82 Martinique 2-0 Trinidad & Tobago
[Richard Dijon 17' 72']
14-12-82 Jamaica 1-1 Martinique
[Leroy Barclay 2' pen / Patrice Rogatien 30']
14-12-82 Guadeloupe 2-2 Trinidad & Tobago
16-12-82 Martinique 0-0 Guadeloupe
16-12-82 Jamaica - Trinidad & Tobago [score not found]
1.Martinique 3 1 2 0 3- 1 4
2.Guadeloupe 3 1 2 0 4- 3 4
3.Jamaica 2 0 1 1 2- 3 1
4.Trinidad & Tobago 2 0 1 1 2- 4 1
Fourth edition.
Qualifying (incomplete information)
Suriname qualified as host.
Martinique qualified as holder.
Round 1
15- 4-84 Guyana 1-3 Trinidad & Tobago [at Georgetown]
[Sean William / Dexter Sandy 1', ?]
29- 4-84 Trinidad & Tobago - Guyana
15- 4-84 St Vincent & G. 1-2 Barbados [at Kingstown]
[Terry Henville 23' / Irving Scantlebury 49', Stephen Graham 68']
29- 4-84 Barbados - St Vincent & G.
22- 4-84 Antigua & Barbuda 2-2 St Lucia [at St John's]
[Cuthbert Simmons 2', Wentworth Anthony 64' / Meinrod Foster 43', John Jacob 61']
29- 4-84 St Lucia bt Antigua & Barbuda
- 4-84 Guadeloupe - French Guiana
Round 2
17- 5-84 Barbados 2-0 St Lucia [at Bridgetown]
[Colin Harewood 7' pen, Radcliffe Small 66']
27- 5-84 St Lucia 1-1 Barbados [at Castries]
- 5-84 Jamaica - [Guadeloupe or French Guiana]
Round 3
- -84 Trinidad & Tobago - Barbados
Trinidad & Tobago qualified.
Haiti also qualified.
Final round (at Paramaribo, Suriname)
- 7-84 Suriname lt Martinique
- 7-84 Haiti bt Trinidad & Tobago
- 7-84 Martinique 0-1 Trinidad & Tobago
- 7-84 Haiti - Suriname
19- 7-84 Martinique 2-0 Haiti
19- 7-84 Suriname 1-4 Trinidad & Tobago
1.Trinidad & Tobago 3 2 0 1 - 4
2.Martinique 3 2 0 1 - 4
3.Haiti 2 1 0 1 - 2
4.Suriname 2 0 0 2 - 0
Trinidad & Tobago placed first on goal difference.
Fifth edition.
Qualifying (incomplete information)
St Lucia qualified as host.
Trinidad & Tobago qualified as holder.
Round X
- -86 Suriname 3-0 Guyana
- -86 Guyana 1-1 Suriname
Final round (at Castries, St Lucia)
All matches were played at Mindoo Phillip Park. All matches were 80 minutes in duration.
20- 7-86 Guadeloupe 2-1 Suriname
[Davy Bridee 33' pen, Roy Gace / Steven Alexander 20']
20- 7-86 St Lucia 0-8 Trinidad & Tobago
[Clint Marcelle 11', Russell Latapy 13', Sheldon Bennett 43', Selby Philbert 44', Jonathan Alexander 63' OG, Marvin Faustin 64' 70' 79']
22- 7-86 Guadeloupe 1-0 Trinidad & Tobago
[Hugues Roche 34']
22- 7-86 St Lucia 0-3 Suriname
[Steven Alexander, Radjis Ramtachalsingh, Dennis Purperhart]
24- 7-86 St Lucia 1-1 Guadeloupe
[Nathalbert Joseph 62' / Mery Frank 55']
24- 7-86 Suriname 1-5 Trinidad & Tobago
[Radjis Ramtachalsingh 47' pen / Russell Latapy 11', Marvin Faustin 32' 61', Ross Russell (goalkeeper) 39' pen, Colin Rocke 44']
1.Guadeloupe 3 2 1 0 4- 2 6
2.Trinidad & Tobago 3 2 0 1 13- 2 4
3.Suriname 3 1 0 2 5- 7 2
4.St Lucia 3 0 1 2 1-12 1
Referees: Richard Ramcharan (Trinidad & Tobago), Francis Nelson (St Lucia), Francis Cezair (Trinidad & Tobago),
David Griffith (Grenada), Oswald Nichoop (Suriname), Capt. Hugh Barker (Barbados), M.Ictrol (Guadeloupe).
Official awards:
Top scorer: Marvin Faustin, 5 goals
Most outstanding player: Russell Latapy
Fair play trophy: Trinidad & Tobago
Trinidad & Tobago squad
Manager: Scipio Rodriguez
Assistant manager: Earl John
Coach: Roderick Warner
Assistant coach: Muhammad Isa
Trainer: Joseph Balfour
Physio: Ian 'Chala' Dore
Players:
GK: Ross Russell [vice-captain], Shaka Hislop
DF: Louis Castillo, Christopher Charles, Sherwyn Besson, Tod Willis, Marvin Faustin, Selby Philbert
MF: Troy Douglas, Colville Hutchinson, Russell Latapy [captain], Richie Bennett, Brenton Joseph
FW: Sean Constantine, Colin Rocke, Clint Marcelle, Sheldon Bennett, Carlos Lee
Held in Trinidad & Tobago, 26 Nov - 5 Dec 1989
The tournament doubled as the Caribbean qualifying tournament for the 1990 CONCACAF Under-20 Championship;
the top four teams would qualify, with the proviso that the results of Martinique and St Kitts & Nevis were
discounted as they were not members of CONCACAF.
In the original draw there were 16 entrants, in four groups of four.
St Lucia and St Vincent & the Grenadines withdrew. The other withdrawals are unknown.
All matches were 80 minutes in duration.
Group Stage
Group 1 (at the Municipal Stadium, Arima)
27-11-89 Suriname 0-0 Barbados
29-11-89 Suriname 1-0 Cuba
[]
1-12-89 Cuba 0-1 Barbados
[Anthony Smith 75']
=1.BARBADOS 2 1 1 0 1- 0 3
=1.SURINAME 2 1 1 0 1- 0 3
2.Cuba 2 0 0 2 0- 2 0
Note: St Lucia withdrew from this group at late notice.
Group 2 (at Skinner Park, San Fernando)
27-11-89 Neth. Antilles 0-0 Martinique
27-11-89 Aruba 1-4 Grenada
[Gregory Engelbredt 30' / Dennie Patterson 5', Michael Henry 70' pen, Dexter Francis 75' 79']
29-11-89 Neth. Antilles 1-2 Grenada
[Farley Troeman 1' / Dennie Patterson 11', Michael Henry 65' pen]
29-11-89 Aruba 0-13 Martinique
[Nanel Patrice x2, Wilson Sainte-Rose x2, Laumar Olivier x4 (2 pens), Gerard Bourgeois, Meriel Vertreux, Jean-Marie Louise x3]
1-12-89 Neth. Antilles 4-1 Aruba
[Urvin Troeman 22', Nelson Tromp 39' OG, (2 missing) / Marco Tromp 28']
1-12-89 Martinique 0-1 Grenada
[Dennie Patterson 58']
1.GRENADA 3 3 0 0 7- 2 6
2.Martinique 3 1 1 1 13- 1 3
3.Neth. Antilles 3 1 1 1 5- 3 3
4.Aruba 3 0 0 3 2-21 0
Group 3 (at the National Stadium, Port of Spain)
26-11-89 Trinidad & Tobago 8-0 Antigua & Barbuda
[Dwight Yorke 7' 52' 61' 63', Dean Pacheco 18', Kerwin Emmanuel 50', Anthony Sherwood 54', Angus Eve 71']
[Note: Andy Jones saved a penalty from Dwight Yorke]
26-11-89 Jamaica 3-1 St Kitts & Nevis
[Dennis Ebanks 13', Colin Rowe 28' 80+' / Keith Gumbs 14']
28-11-89 Jamaica 1-2 Antigua & Barbuda
[? / Conrad White 19', ?]
28-11-89 Trinidad & Tobago 8-0 St Kitts & Nevis
[Anthony Sherwood 1' (5-0) (6-0), Nigel Davidson 11', Dwight Yorke (3-0) 45', Sterling Smith 65' 70']
30-11-89 Antigua & Barbuda 4-1 St Kitts & Nevis
[Conrad White 15' 55', Gerry Gonzales 21', Delon Thomas 77' / Keith Gumbs 59']
30-11-89 Trinidad & Tobago 3-0 Jamaica
[Jerron Nixon 3', Granville Millington 17', Shawn Boney 19']
1.TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 3 3 0 0 19- 0 6
2.Antigua & Barbuda 3 2 0 1 6-10 4
3.Jamaica 3 1 0 2 4- 6 2
4.St Kitts & Nevis 3 0 0 3 2-15 0
The three group winners and best runner-up were to qualify for the semi-finals. However it seems that
when deciding the "best runner-up", it was considered that since Group 1 produced joint winners
(Barbados & Suriname), both should advance. The semi-final pairings were drawn randomly on the morning
of 3rd December.
Semi-finals (at the National Stadium, Port of Spain)
3-12-89 Barbados 1-1 Suriname [AET, 3-1 pen]
[Anthony Smith / ?]
3-12-89 Trinidad & Tobago 7-1 Grenada
[Dwight Yorke 5' 13' 19' 73', Nigel Davidson 30', Kerwyn Emmanuel 45', Glenn Benjamin 79' / Robert Celestine 20']
Third place match (at the National Stadium, Port of Spain)
5-12-89 Suriname 1-0 Grenada
[Gerson Klinker 75']
Final (at the National Stadium, Port of Spain)
5-12-89 Trinidad & Tobago 5-0 Barbados
[Angus Eve 11' 64' 73', Jerron Nixon 19', Dwight Yorke 53' pen]
[Referee: Oswaldo Ramos (Cuba)]
The top four teams (Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Suriname, and Grenada) qualified for the 1990 CONCACAF Under-20 Championship.
Official awards:
Top scorer: Dwight Yorke, 11 goals
Most outstanding player: Angus Eve
Fair play trophy: Trinidad & Tobago
Most disciplined team: Grenada
Trinidad & Tobago squad:
Clayton Ince, Dwight Yorke [captain], Jerron Nixon, Shawn Boney, Nigel Davidson, Ryan Archie,
Kirk Tratman, Anderson Leonce, Roger Henry, Granville Millington, Angus Eve, Sterling Smith,
Glen Benjamin, Deone Browne, Kerwyn Emmanuel, Dean Pacheco, Anthony Sherwood
Year Winner Host 2000 Haiti Haiti
There was also a Caribbean Under-17 tournament in mid-1994, probably as qualifying for the CONCACAF Under-17 Championship. Similar qualifying rounds were also held in other years.
Year Winner Host 1988 Trinidad & Tobago Cayman Islands 1990 Jamaica
Qualifying (possibly incomplete information)
"Central Zone" (in Trinidad)
6- 5-88 Aruba 1-4 Martinique [at San Juan Senior Comprehensive ground]
[Juan Ponson / ?]
7- 5-88 Trinidad & Tobago 5-0 Aruba [at San Juan Senior Comprehensive ground]
8- 5-88 Trinidad & Tobago 0-3 Martinique [at National Stadium]
[Moise Nancy x2, Olivier Moses]
1.Martinique 2 2 0 0 7- 1 4 [qualified]
2.Trinidad & Tobago 2 1 0 1 5- 3 2 [qualified]
3.Aruba 2 0 0 2 1- 9 0
Note: Suriname withdrew.
It is unclear how Guadeloupe qualified.
Final round (in the Cayman Islands)
All matches were 80 minutes in duration.
24- 7-88 Guadeloupe 1-0 Martinique
24- 7-88 Cayman Islands 0-4 Trinidad & Tobago
[Michael Rosales 2', Sterling Smith 13' 29', Dean Pacheco 42']
26- 7-88 Trinidad & Tobago 1-0 Guadeloupe
[Michael Rosales]
26- 7-88 Cayman Islands 1-3 Martinique
27- 7-88 Martinique 2-2 Trinidad & Tobago [brought forward 1 day to allow Trinidad & Tobago to fly home]
[? 66', ? 80'/ Michael Rosales 13', Jerren Nixon 19']
28- 7-88 Cayman Islands - Guadeloupe
1.Trinidad & Tobago 3 2 1 0 7- 2 5
.Martinique 3 1 1 1 5- 4 3
.Guadeloupe 2 1 0 1 1- 1 2
4.Cayman Islands 2 0 0 2 1- 7 0
Note: the table is missing one result.
Trinidad & Tobago squad
Coach: Bertille St Clair
Players: Darryl Smith, Ryan Archie, Tracy Alleyne, Anderson Leonce, Marvin Gollop, Roger Patrick,
Melville George, Shawn Garcia, Kevin Mose, Dean Pacheco, Ricardo Joseph, Urban Seales,
Granville Millington, Sterling Smith, Michael Rosales, Jerren Nixon, Wesley Webb,
Kelshall Alexander.
Martinique squad (for qualifying)
Officials: Godefroy Flamand, Philippe Prosper, Louis Diaz, Fred Monthieux, Max Battery
Players: Deniz Limery, Medouze Rodriguez, Guy-Michel Nisas, Mikael Caruse, Olivier Moses,
Gilles Louisiana, Jean-Luc Eugenie, Patrick Nancy, Georges Maisa, Julien Abelkalon,
Olivier Laumas, Raymond Agricole, Francisque Joseph, David Dicanot, Moise Nancy,
Steeve Fagour, Olivier Bergoz.
Aruba squad (for qualifying)
Leader: Ezekiel Andres
Masseur: Norman Browne
Official: Otto Davelaar
Coach: Dominico Gomez
Referee: Pedro 'Shon Pe' Geerman
Players: Joselito Abath, Vernon Albertsz, Errol Andrews, Lorenzo Andrews, Rilbert Angela, Gilbert Boekhoudt,
Theodorus de Cuba, Giovanni Davelaar, Egbert Kock, Edgard Koolman, Ryan van der Linde, Elton Paula,
Juan Ponson, Roderick Poulina, Cesar Ras, Ivan Roza, Jerrel Hous.
Reportedly held in Jamaica in mid-August.
Thanks to Erik Garin and Mark Sensen.
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