チーム・プロフィールと選手リスト

Team: USA

Coach: Wilmer Cabrera

The United States is the only nation to have qualified for every U-17/U-16 World Cup since FIFA began the event in 1985, and will be looking to extend that streak with a 13th consecutive appearance in 2009. It won the inaugural CONCACAF title in 1983 and won a second crown nine years later in Cuba.It has finished as high as fourth at the World Cup (1999) and fifth three other times.

Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Wilmer Cabrera COACH
1 Earl Edwards GK 1/24/1992 La Jolla Nomads SC
2 Eriq Zavaleta DF 8/2/1992 FC Pride
3 Tyler Polak DF 5/13/1992 Capital Soccer Academy
4 Perry Kitchen DF 2/29/1992 Chicago Magic
5 Marlon Duran MD 1/25/1992 Latino Americana
6 Jared Watts DF 2/3/1992 North Meck Storm
7 Stefan Jerome AT 8/11/1992 West Pines United FC
8 Joseph Shinsky DF 4/2/1993 Super Nova FC
9 John McInerney AT 8/5/1992 Cobb SC
10 Luis Gil MD 11/14/1993 Pateadores
11 Dustin Corea MD 3/21/1992 East Side United FC
12 Emilio Orozco DF 4/29/1992 Rampage FC
13 Joseph Gyau MD/AT 9/16/1992 FC Delco
14 Zachary Herold DF 6/7/1992 West Pines United FC
15 Carlos Martinez MD 1/21/1992 Wilmington Jr.
16 Nicholas Palodichuk DF 9/15/1992 Washington Premier
17 Juan Agudelo AT 11/23/1992 NY Red Bulls
18 Spencer Richey GK 5/30/1992 Crossfire Premier
19 Andrew Craven MD 1/21/1992 First Coast Kicks
20 Sebastian Lletget MD 9/3/1992 Santa Clara Sporting



Team: Cuba

Coach: Alexander González

Cuba comes to the CONCACAF championship as the Caribbean champion, having won five its six games and drawing the other by a combined score of 29-3. The Leones del Caribe won the CONCACAF U-16 crown in 1988 and became the first Caribbean nation to qualify to the World Cup in 1989 in Scotland. Cuba also competed in a second World Cup, in Italy in 1991.


Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Alexander González COACH
1 Odisnel Cooper GK 3/31/1992 Habana
2 Yandry Prieto DF 10/28/1992 Habana
3 Yordan Exposito DF 7/22/1992 Habana
4 Daniel Cantero DF 12/3/1992 Habana
5 Liosvel Hernández DF 3/14/1992 Habana
6 Over Urgelles MD 1/14/1992 Guantánamo
8 Raydel Fernández MD 1/18/1992 Camaguey
9 Yaudel Lahera AT 2/9/1992 Habana
10 Luis Portal MD 1/19/1992 Habana
11 Randy Lizama AT 7/16/1992 Habana
12 Yeimi Guerra GK 12/30/1992 Habana
13 Alejandro Márquez MD 5/12/1992 Habana
14 Dayron Blanco AT 10/2/1992 Habana
15 Yadien Ortiz MD 1/18/1992 Matanzas
16 Ricardo Peña MD 12/21/1992 Habana
17 Humberto Puig MD 8/26/1992 Granma
18 Ovaldo Lemus AT 5/1/1992 Habana
20 Osdany Soto MD 4/12/1992 Habana



Team: Mexico

Coach: Jose Luis Gonzalez

El Tri has won a record four CONCACAF titles and is the only team from the region to win the U-17 World Cup (Peru, 2005). It starts the 2009 championship with a 10-match unbeaten streak in the tournament, and has qualified eight times for the World Cup (second most in CONCACAF). Mexico is acting as host of the CONCACAF finals for a third time.


Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
José Gonzalez COACH
1 Jose Rodriguez GK 7/4/1992 Guadalajara
2 Cesar Ibañez DF 4/1/1992 Atlas
3 Kristian Alvarez DF 4/20/1992 Guadalajara
4 Jairo Gonzalez DF 2/27/1992 Guadalajara
5 Oscar Garcia DF 2/8/1993 Monterrey
6 Manuel Jimenez DF 3/23/1992 Veracruz
7 Abraham Coronado MD 2/28/1992 Guadalajara
8 Carlos Campos MD 4/13/1992 Pumas UNAM
9 Cristian Ruiz AT 6/9/1992 Guadalajara
10 Martín Galván AT 2/14/1993 Cruz Azul
11 Carlos Acosta AT 3/26/1992 Monterrey
12 Israel Cano GK 9/17/1992 Monterrey
13 Salvador Jasso AT 6/5/1992 Monterrey
14 Christian Ruiz MD 2/25/1992 Guadalajara
15 Efren Mendoza AT 6/9/1992 Atlas
16 Gil Cordero AT 4/13/1992 Necaxa
17 Erick Vera MD 3/24/1992 Pumas UNAM
18 Diego Reyes DF 9/19/1992 America
19 Víctor Mañon AT 10/9/1992 Pachuca
20 Luis Telles MD 3/9/1992 Atlas



Team: Canada

Coach: Sean Fleming

The Maple Leafs arrive at the CONCACAF championship with a new coach after the six-year reign of Stephen Hart. Sean Fleming is seeking to return Canada to the World Cup for the fifth time and first since 1995. Canada was the first CONCACAF nation to host a FIFA U-16 World Cup in 1987.

Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Sean Flemming COACH
1 Richard Causton GK 3/15/1992 Vancouver Whitecaps
2 Hugo LaPointe-Senecal DF 1/2/1993 Royal Beauport
3 Feras Samain DF 6/30/1992 Toronto FC
4 Francesco Augustin DF 2/3/1992 Trois Riviere Attack
5 Derrick Bassi DF 2/29/1992 Middlesbrough (ENG)
6 Felix Cardin MD 7/6/1992 Trois Riviere Attack
7 Jonathan Lao MD 4/8/1993 Toronto FC
8 Jaineil Hoilett AT 5/11/1992 FC St. Pauli (GER)
9 Jordan Ongaro AT 1/14/1992 Edmonton Scotish
10 Abdoulaye Sylla AT 10/12/1992 FC Metz (FRA)
11 Russell Teibert MD 12/22/1992 Vancouver Whitecaps
12 Kevin Cobby MD 3/31/1992 Vancouver Whitecaps
13 Brennan McNicoll MD 11/29/1992 Toronto FC
14 Coulton Jackson AT 2/10/1992 Vancouver Whitecaps
15 Amine Meftouh DF 1/4/1992 Trois Riviere Attack
16 Caolan Lavery AT 10/22/1992 Red Deer Renegades
18 Ezequiel Lubocki MD 6/14/1992 Lucania SC
19 Justin Maheu AT 1/23/1992 Toronto FC
20 Karl Ouimette DF 6/18/1992 Trois Riviere Attack
22 Garrett Cyprus GK 5/13/1992 Toronto FC



Team: Guatemala

Coach: Antonio Garcia

The Chapines captured the third and last Central American berth in the CONCACF championship by defeating Panama in a two-game playoff. It earned the playoff by finishing second in Group B, edging El Salvador with a 15-3 goal difference due largely to a 13-0 victory over Nicaragua.


Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Antonio Garcia COACH
1 Eddy Garcia GK 4/3/1992 Municipal
2 Jose Lemus DF 11/5/1992 Menedy
3 Edgar Gutierrez MD 4/25/1992 Municipal
4 Luis Vega DF 1/15/1993 Academia
5 Alex Diaz DF 1/5/1992 Comunicaciones
6 Rafael Hernandez DF 11/4/1992 Municipal
7 Gabriel Navas FW 5/14/1992 Comunicaciones
8 Marvin Ceballos MD 4/22/1992 Comunicaciones
9 Luis Salguero AT 1/3/1992 Club Coban
10 Carlos Ciraiz MD 9/2/1993 Municipal
11 Kenroy Arana MD 2/6/1992 Izabal
12 Bryan Orellana MD 5/20/1993 Jalapa
13 Jose Castillo MD 2/18/1992 Juventud Saleciana
14 Daniel Marin DF 3/28/1992 Zacapa
15 Marco Rodas MD 1/2/1992 Marquense
16 Gerson Lima MD 11/10/1992 Jalapa
17 Kendel Herrarte AT 4/6/1992 Comunicaciones
18 Henry Lopez AT 8/8/1992 Municipal
19 Sixto Bentancourt DF 5/16/1992 A.D.Suchitepequez
20 Mynor Padilla GK 7/9/1993 Comunicaciones



Team: Trinidad & Tobago

Coach: Anton Corneal

The Soca Warriors make a Caribbean record 12th appearance in the CONCACAF finals in 2009, qualifying by finishing runner-up in the Caribbean championship to Cuba. After edging Bermuda on goal difference to win its first-round group, it needed two extra time goals to get past Jamaica 3-1 in the Caribbean semifinals and qualify. Trinidad has played in the World Cup twice before, including when it was the only Caribbean nation to host in 2001.

Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Anton Corneal COACH
1 John Thomas GK 11/18/1993 Joe Public
2 Dwight Ceballo DF 6/6/1992 San Juan Jabloteh
3 Omarr Charles DF 3/12/1992 Stokelyvale
4 Neil Mitchell MD 7/1/1992 Joe Public
5 Zavion Navarro MD 12/31/1992 San Juan Jabloteh
6 Dillon Kirton DF 4/25/1992 San Juan Jabloteh
7 Shahdon Winchester MD 1/8/1992 W Connection
8 Vernell Ramirez MD 3/19/1992 San Juan Jabloteh
9 Cordel Cato AT 7/15/1992 San Juan Jabloteh
10 Jerrel Britto AT 7/4/1992 San Juan Jabloteh
11 Johan Peltier NA 3/25/1992 San Juan Jabloteh
12 Akeems Grant DF 6/2/1996 W Connection
13 Moriba Ballah MD 1/3/1992 San Juan Jabloteh
14 Rashad Wint DF 2/12/1992 Joe Public
15 Luke Hernandez MD 3/24/1992 San Juan Jabloteh
16 Ryan Mc Leod MD 2/2/1992 Toronto FC Academy (CAN)
17 Ross Russell Jr. MD 1/9/1992 Defence Force
18 Shaquille Stewart DF 11/10/1993 W Connection
19 Ryan Frederick AT 6/11/1992 W Connection
21 Jamal Francois GK 9/16/1992 San Juan Jabloteh



Team: Costa Rica

Coach: Carlos Watson

The Ticos have qualified for the U-17 World Cup seven times, the most by a Central American nation. It won Group B of the Central American (UNCAF) qualifying tournament, allowing only one goal combined in victories over Guatemala, Nicaragua and the host El Salvador. Costa Rica was the first Central American team to compete at the FIFA U-16 World Cup in China 1985.


Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Juan Diego Quesada COACH
1 Ricardo Rojas GK 1/3/1992 Alajuela
2 Irving Huertas DF 2/21/1993 No club
3 Jean Carlos Sanchez DF 4/19/1992 No club
4 Alejandro Calderon DF 2/26/1992 Heredia
5 Pablo Martinez MD 1/14/1992 Alajuela
6 Felipe Santibanez MD 2/21/1992 NA
7 Danny Blanco AT 9/1/1992 Alajuela
8 Juan Bustos MD 7/9/1992 Saprissa
9 Jonathan Moya AT 1/6/1992 Saprissa
10 Deyver Vega AT 9/19/1992 Saprissa
11 Joel Campbell AT 6/26/1992 Saprissa
12 Dylan Flores AT 5/30/1993 Saprissa
13 Federico Crespo DF 5/10/1992 Saprissa
14 Rosbin Mayorga AT 3/20/1992 No club
15 Joseph Mora DF 1/15/1993 Alajuela
16 Ariel Soto DF 5/14/1992 Brujas
17 Yeltsin Tejeda MD 3/17/1992 Saprissa
18 Mauricio Vargas GK 8/10/1992 Alajuela
19 Josue David Rodriguez MD 3/10/1992 Grecia
20 Adrian Mora DF 2/4/1992 Alajuela



Team: Honduras

Coach: Eugenio Emilio Umanzor

Honduras extends its streak of being the only nation to compete in each of CONCACAF’s U-17/U-16 finals, qualifying for a 14th time. It won Group A of the
Central American (UNCAF) qualifying, defeating Belize and host Panama without surrendering a goal. Despite its consistency in qualifying for the CONCACAF finals, it has reached the World cup only once (Korea Republic, 2007).


Uniform Number First Name Last Name Pos DOB CLub
Eugenio Umanzor COACH
1 Jesus Rivera GK 6/26/1993 Motagua
2 Nixon Duarte DF 5/24/1992 Real España
3 Johny Rivera DF 4/27/1992 Real España
4 Ever Alvarado DF 1/30/1992 Atletico Junior
5 Helder Martinez DF 3/3/1992 Gimnastico
6 Allan Gutierrez DF 1/11/1992 Motagua
7 Wilmer Fuentes MD 4/21/1992 Marathon
8 Roberto López MD 4/15/1992 Motagua
9 Diego Rodríguez AT 4/20/1993 Real España
10 Alexander Lopez MF 6/5/1992 Olimpia
11 Anthony Lozano AT 4/25/1993 Olimpia
12 Harold Fonseca GK 10/8/1993 Motagua
13 Jose Tobias DF 1/20/1992 Real España
14 Allan Rivas DF 1/6/1992 Olimpia
15 Rosendo González AT 1/21/1992 Olimpia
16 Jair Aragon MD 10/26/1992 Real Juventud
17 Jose Sánchez AT 1/24/1992 Victoria
18 Nestor Martínez MD 5/4/1992 Olimpia
19 Hector Matute AT 4/5/1992 Gualala