チーム・プロフィール・選手リスト



Team: Canada
Coach: Tony Fonseca

A two-time CONCACAF under-20 champion (1986, 1996), Canada qualified automatically as one of three members of the North Zone. It has qualified for the FIFA U-20 World Cup eight times, third-most in CONCACAF, including when it hosted the 2007 world championship.


Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Tony Fonseca Coach
1 Adam Street GK 7/7/1991 West Ham/ENG
2 Eddy Sidra DF 2/20/1989 Energie Cottbus/GER
3 Alex Surprenant DF 9/4/1989 Impact de Montreal
4 Nana Attakora-Gyan DF 3/27/1989 Toronto FCa
5 Adam Straith DF 9/11/1990 Energie Cottbus/GER
6 Philippe Davies MD 12/12/1990 Vancouver Whitecaps
7 Shaun Saiko MD 11/13/1989 Middlesbrough/ENG
8 Michael Pereira MD 3/9/1989 Providence College/USA
9 Marcus Haber AT 1/11/1989 Vancouver Whitecaps
10 Kennedy Owusu-Ansah MD 7/20/1989 Hertha Berlin/GER
11 Igor Pisanjuk AT 10/24/1989 Ferencvaros/HUN
12 Brandon Bonifacio MD 6/29/1989 Cambuur-Leuwarden/NED
13 Fabrice Lassonde MD 2/18/1989 FC Ingolstadt/GER
14 Derek Gaudet MD 5/14/1989 no club
15 Paris Nakajima-Farran DF 11/8/1989 Naestved/DEN
16 Kyle Porter AT 1/19/1990 Energie Cottbus/GER
17 Randy Edwini-Bonsu AT 4/20/1990 Vancouver Whitecaps
18 Julien Latendresse-Levesque GK 2/27/1991 Vancouver Whitecaps
19 Teal Bunbury AT 2/27/1990 University of Akron/USA
20 Ethan Gage MD 5/8/1991 Vancouver Whitecaps



Team: Jamaica

Coach: Donovan Duckie

Jamaica won seven of eight games and drew another, outscoring its opponents 23-3, in claiming the Caribbean U-20 title and earning the area’s lone guaranteed berth in the CONCACAF finals. It prevailed over St. Vincent, Haiti and the Dominican Republic in January to win the four-team Caribbean finals. Jamaica became only the second Caribbean nation to qualify for a FIFA U-20 World Cup in 2001.

Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Donovan Duckie Coach
1 Gariece McPherson GK 5/14/1989 Portmore United FC
3 Keithy Simpson DF 4/19/1990 Sporting Central Academy
4 Andre Darby DF 5/5/1989 Portmore United FC
5 Andre Steele MD 3/21/1990 Harbour View FC
6 Leaunghu Williams DF 10/3/1989 Sporting Central Academy
7 Evan Taylor MD 1/25/1989 Reno FC
8 Kadian Wynter MD 1/14/1989 Sporting Central Academy
9 Alanzo Adlam AT 3/12/1989 Sporting Central Academy
10 Romario Campbell MD 6/22/1990 Harbour View FC
11 Davian Thorpe MD 9/26/1989 Reno FC
12 Damaine Thompson DF 2/18/1990 Rusea’s High School
13 Andre Blake GK 11/21/1990 Sporting Central Academy
14 Andre Clennon AT 8/15/1989 Waterhouse FC
15 Andrae Campbell DF 3/14/1989 Portmore United FC
16 Christopher Banner DF 3/3/1990 Sporting Central Academy
17 Shamar Shelton AT 9/20/1989 St. Georges College
18 John-Ross Doyley MD 1/3/1990 Portmore United FC
19 Dever Orgill AT 3/8/1990 Vancouver Whitecaps FC/CAN
20 Brenton Griffiths DF 2/9/1991 Portmore United
21 Ricky Sappleton AT 12/8/1989 Leiciester City/ENG




Team: Mexico

Coach: Juan Carlos Chavez

Mexico arrives at the CONCACAF U-20 less than a month after Juan Carlos Chavez replaced as coach Jesus Ramirez, who resigned to take over as manager of Mexico City club America. El Tri won 10 CONCACAF U-20 titles between 1962 and 1992, and has qualified for the FIFA U-20 World Cup 10 times, (second most in CONCACAF). Mexico finished runner-up at the 1997 U-20 World Cup in Tunisia was the first CONCACAF nation to host the FIFA event in 1983.


Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Juan Carlos Chavez Coach
1 Miguel Centeno GK 8/16/1989 CD Toluca
2 Nestor Vidrio DF 3/22/1989 Atlas CF
3 Oswaldo Alanis DF 3/18/1989 Tecos UAG
4 Christian Sanchez DF 4/4/1989 Atlas CF
5 Juan Ocampo DF 6/11/1989 CD Guadalajara
6 Carlos Montes DF 5/10/1989 CD Guadalajara
7 Arnhold Rivas AT 6/13/1989 Tecos UAG
8 Marco Fabian AT 7/21/1989 CD Guadalajara
9 Javier Cortes AT 7/20/1989 Pumas UNAM
10 Antonio Salazar AT 2/7/1989 CD Guadalajara
11 Julio Nava AT 12/29/1989 CD Guadalajara
12 Liborio Sanchez GK 10/9/1989 CD Guadalajara
13 David Cabrera MD 9/7/1989 Pumas UNAM
14 Nestor Calderon AT 2/14/1989 CD Toluca
15 Axel Velasquez AT 5/23/1990 Atlas CF
16 Luis Silva MD 3/23/1989 CA Monarcas Morelia
17 Jesus Dueñas AT 3/16/1989 Tigres UANL
18 Cesar Martinez MD 2/6/1989 CF Monterrey
19 Carlos Gutierrez DF 2/3/1990 Atlas CF
20 Luis Perez MD 3/15/1989 CID Necaxa




Team: Costa Rica
Coach: Ronald Gonzalez

Los Ticos won Group 1 of UNCAF (Union Centroamericana de Fútbol) qualifying over Honduras and Nicaragua to earn one of two guaranteed Central American berths in the CONCACAF championship. Costa Rica is making its 16th appearance in the CONCACAF finals, and has qualified six times for the FIFA U-20 World Cup, the most by any Central American nation.


Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Pedro Luis Valencia DF 1/31/1989 Puntarenas FC
Ronald Gonzalez Coach
1 Esteban Alvarado GK 4/28/1989 Universidad de Costa Rica
2 Jose Mena DF 2/2/1989 Deportivo Saprissa
3 Kenner Gutierrez DF 6/9/1989 LD Alajuelense
4 Juan Andres Monge DF 4/25/1990 Deportivo Saprissa
5 Derrick Johnson DF 7/28/1989 Brujas FC
6 Ricardo José Blanco DF 5/12/1989 Deportivo Saprissa
7 Marcos Ureña AT 3/5/1990 LD Alajuelense
8 David Guzman MD 2/18/1990 Deportivo Saprissa
9 Jorge Castro AT 9/11/1990 Deportivo Saprissa
10 Carlos Hernandez MD 8/29/1989 Heredia
11 Diego Madrigal MD 3/19/1989 Universidad de Costa Rica
12 Cristian Gamboa DF 10/24/1989 Liberia Mia
13 Allen Guevara MD 4/16/1989 Liberia Mia
14 Bryan Oviedo DF 2/18/1990 Deportivo Saprissa
15 Mynor Escoe AT 4/6/1991 Deportivo Saprissa
16 Diego Estrada MD 5/25/1989 LD Alajuelense
17 Josue Martinez AT 3/25/1990 Deportivo Saprissa
18 Minor Jesus Alvarez GK 11/14/1989 Deportivo Saprissa
19 Jose Varela DF 4/30/1990 Brujas FC
20 Esteban Luna MD 1/5/1990 Deportivo Saprissa



Team: United States
Coach: Thomas Rongen

The USA has qualified 11 times for the FIFA U-20 World Cup, more than any other CONCACAF nation, but have never won the confederation crown. The Stars & Stripes have qualified for a CONCACAF record six consecutive FIFA championships and return with Rongen the helm for the third time (2003, 2007).

Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Thomas Rongen Coach
1 Sean Johnson GK 5/31/1989 University of Central Florida
2 Kyle Davies D 4/11/1989 Southampton FC/ENG
3 Anthony Wallace M 1/26/1989 FC Dallas
4 Sheanon Williams D 3/17/1990 Out of Contract
5 Aaron Maund D 9/19/1990 University of Notre Dame
6 Amobi Okugo M 3/13/1991 San Juan Lightning Crew
7 Daniel Cruz M 1/3/1990 Houston Dynamo
8 Jared Jeffrey M 6/14/1990 Club Brugge/BEL
9 Perica Marosevic F 5/5/1989 FC Dallas
10 Dilaver Duka M 9/15/1989 Rutgers University
11 Jorge Flores M 9/16/1989 CD Chivas USA
12 Bryan Arguez M 1/13/1989 Hertha BSC Berlin/GER
13 Alejandro Taylor F 7/13/1989 Jacksonville University
14 Samuel Garza F 10/17/1989 University of Denver
15 Brian Ownby M 7/16/1990 University of Virginia
16 William Schuler F 4/27/1990 University of North Carolina
18 Joshua Lambo GK 11/19/1990 FC Dallas
22 Gale Agbossoumonde D 11/17/1991 IMG Soccer Academy
23 Dane Shea M 2/28/1990 FC Dallas
24 Brian Perk GK 7/21/1989 UCLA




Team: El Salvador
Coach: Jose Norberto Huezo

Despite an opening loss to Guatemala, los Cuscatlecos recovered to beat Panama and Belize, winning Central American qualifying Group 2 and earning its berth in the eight-team CONCACAF championship. This will be the 17th appearance in the CONCACAF finals for El Salvador, which in 1964 became the first to win the regional title, but has yet to qualify for the FIFA U-20 World Cup.


Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Jose Norberto Huezo Coach
1 Diego Andres Cuellar GK 8/10/1990 no club
2 Cesar Antonio Lopez DF 7/27/1990 no club
3 Andres Eduardo Menendez DF 2/9/1990 NA
4 Moises Xavier Garcia DF 6/26/1990 CD Luis Angel Firpo
5 Alexander Enrique Mendoza MD 6/6/1990 no club
6 Juan Carlos Alas DF 7/30/1989 Alianza FC
7 Irving Arnulfo Flores MD 9/9/1989 FESA
8 Diego Jose Chavarria MD 2/28/1990 Santa Tecla FC
9 Andres Alexander Flores AT 8/31/1990 no club
10 William Antonio Maldonado AT 1/3/1990 CD F.A.S.
11 Ricardo Jose Orellana AT 8/26/1990 CD Luis Angel Firpo
12 Mark Lester Blanco AT 1/17/1989 CD Chalatenango
13 Irza Romel Santos AT 12/9/1991 CD Municipal Limeño
14 Herbert Arnoldo Sosa MD 1/11/1990 Alianza FC
15 Fabricio Alfaro MD 12/3/1990 CD Chalatenango
16 Nelson Ismael Rivera DF 6/24/1991 FESA
17 Gilberto Arnulfo Baires MD 4/1/1990 CD Atletico Marte
18 Oscar Daniel Arroyo GK 1/28/1990 CD F.A.S.
19 Jorge Luis Moran MD 10/4/1989 AD Isidro Metapan
20 Jaime Enrique Alas MD 7/30/1989 NA




Team: Honduras
Coach : Eugenio Emilio Umanzor

Los Catrachos beat Nicaragua 7-0 to finish second in Central American qualifying Group 1, then both won legs of a two-match playoff with Panama (5-2, 2-1) to earn a second chance at qualifying for the CONCACAF championship. It’s match with St. Vincent & the Grenadines will decide the eighth and last berth in the field. Honduras has won two CONCACAF titles (1982 & 1994) and has qualified for FIFA U-20 World Cup three times.


Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Eugenio Emilio Umanzor Coach
1 Francisco Javier Reyes GK 2/7/1990 CD Olimpia
2 Porfirio Andres Boquin DF 12/22/1989 Hispano
3 Angel Gabriel Castro MD 9/8/1990 CD Olimpia
4 Wilmer Crisanto MD 6/24/1989 Victoria
5 Jose Israel Fonseca DF 5/27/1990 CD Olimpia
6 Esdras Isai Padilla MD 9/4/1989 CD Motagua
7 Mario Roberto Martinez MD 7/30/1989 Real CD España
8 Reinieri Joel Mayorquin MD 7/13/1989 CD Marathon
9 Julio Ernesto Canales AT 7/1/1989 Real Juventud
10 Erick Salvador Andino MD 7/21/1989 CD Olimpia
11 Roger Fabricio Rojas AT 6/9/1990 CD Olimpia
12 Jose Alberto Mendoza GK 7/21/1989 CD Platense
13 Ronald Edgardo Martinez MD 7/26/1990 CD Motagua
14 Cristhian Josue Altamirano MD 11/26/1989 Deportivo Savio
15 Antony Ruben Lozano AT 4/25/1993 CD Olimpia
16 Johnny Harold Leveron DF 2/7/1990 CD Motagua
17 Erick Ernesto Zepeda MD 6/20/1990 CD Platense
18 Julio De Jesus Ocampo MD 2/12/1990 Real Juventud
19 Jose Francisco Valladares AT 7/16/1989 CD Motagua
20 Alfredo Antonio Mejia MD 4/3/1990 Real CD España




Team: Trinidad & Tobago
Coach: Zoran Vranes

This will be the 19th appearance for the Soca Warriors in the CONCACAF U-20s, earning a best finish of second in 1990 in Guatemala. That earned the country the honor of becoming the first Caribbean nation to qualify for the FIFA U-20 World Cup, advancing to Portugal in 1991. This is the fifth time Trinidad &Tobago has hosted either the championship or one group of the event finals, the most recent time in 2001.


Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Zoran Vranes Coach
1 Glenroy Samuel GK 4/15/1990 United Petrotrin
2 Aubrey David DF 10/11/1990 no club
3 Curtis Gonzales DF 1/26/1989 Defence Force
4 Sheldon Bateau DF 1/29/1990 San Juan Jabloteh
5 Akeem Adams DF 4/13/1991 W Connection FC
6 Leston Paul MD 3/10/1990 Cic College
7 Kevin Molino AT 6/17/1990 San Juan Jabloteh
8 Sean De Silva MD 1/17/1990 College of Charleston
9 Juma Clarence MD 3/17/1989 United Petrotrin
10 Daniel Joseph MD 7/28/1990 San Juan Jabloteh
11 Trent Lougheed AT 8/12/1989 United Petrotrin
12 Robert Primus DF 11/10/1990 San Juan Jabloteh
13 Marvin Manswell DF 3/25/1989 W Connection FC
14 Jean Luc Rochford MD 11/10/1990 Joe Public FC
15 Uriah Bentick DF 2/5/1989 Caledonia AIA
16 Marcus Joseph MD 4/29/1991 United Petrotrin
17 Nicholas Walker DF 1/23/1990 St. Anns Rangers
18 Daniel Cyrus DF 12/15/1990 no club
19 Qian Grosvenor AT 4/28/1989 St. Anthony’s College
21 Andre Marchan GK 8/11/1990 W Connection FC



CONCACAF Youth Tournaments
Year Venue Champion
1962 Panama Mexico
1964 Guatemala El Salvador
1970 Cuba Mexico
1973 Mexico Mexico
1974 Canada Mexico


CONCACAF U-20 Final Rounds
Year Venue (s) FIFA Qualifiers
1976 Puerto Rico Honduras, Mexico *
1978 Honduras Canada, Mexico *
1980 USA Mexico *, USA
1982 Guatemala USA^
1984 Trinidad/Tobago Canada, Mexico*
1986 Trinidad/Tobago Canada*, USA
1988 Guatemala Costa Rica*, USA
1990 Guatemala Mexico*, Trinidad/Tobago
1992 Canada Mexico*, USA
1994 Honduras Costa Rica, Honduras*
1996 Mexico Canada*, Costa Rica, Mexico, USA
1998 Guatemala, Trinidad/Tobago Costa Rica, Honduras, Mexico, USA
2001 Canada, Trinidad/Tobago Canada, Costa Rica, Jamaica, USA
2002 Panama, USA Canada, Mexico, Panama, USA
2005 Honduras, USA Canada, Honduras, Panama, USA
2007 Panama, Mexico Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama, USA
2009 Trinidad/Tobago Costa Rica*, USA, Honduras, Trinidad & Tobago