Massive Attack Posted May 17, 2005 Share Posted May 17, 2005 CONCACAF unveils rosters for Group B U-17 Final Round 16.5.05 - CONCACAF unveiled the team rosters of Canada, Haiti, Honduras and the host Mexico for the 2005 CONCACAF Under-17 Final Round Qualification Group B will take place at the Estadio Carlos González y González in Culiacán, Sinaloa from 17-21 May. The last time Mexico staged a CONCACAF Youth Final Round was in 1985 when it was an U-16 tournament. The CONCACAF U-17 Group B begins on 17 May with Honduras taking on Canada at 18:00 and later Mexico facing Haiti at 20:30. Two days later (19 May), Canada meets Haiti at 18:00 and then Honduras plays against Mexico at 20:30. The CONCACAF Group B Final Round concludes on 21 May with Haiti facing Honduras at 18:00 and later Mexico taking on Canada at 20:30. The Group B winner will join the USA, who won the CONCACAF U-17 Group A in Heredia, Costa Rica last month, as the Confederation’s automatic qualifiers to the 2005 FIFA U-17 World Championship to be played in Peru from 16 September – 2 October. The second-place finishers from Group B will meet Group A’s runner-up, Costa Rica in a home-and-away playoff series for the third CONCACAF berth to the FIFA U-17 event. SCOUTING GROUP B TEAMS & COMPLETE ROSTERS… CANADA: Is one of the three North Zone teams that earned a bye into CONCACAF Final Round … Canada was the first CONCACAF nation to host a FIFA Under-16 World Championship in 1987 … The maple leafs would later progress to three more FIFA Tournaments (1989, 1993, 1995) but they have not qualified to an U-17 World Championships in almost a decade … Stephen Hart is in charge of the maple leafs. No. - Name - Pos. - D.O.B. – Club 1 - Adam Street - GK - 07.07.1991 – Ontario 2 - Robert Kerek - DF - 15.01.1988 - SC Freiburg/GER 3 - Marinko Maras – DF - 18.03.1989 - Kalserslautern FC/GER 4 - Kyle Oliveira – MD - 04.03.1988 - Ontario 5 - Nana Attakora – DF - 27.03.1989 - Ontario 6 – Jonathan Bourgault – MD - 27.09.1988 - Quebec 7 - Rudolph Pierre Mayard – AT - 21.02.1988 - Quebec 8 - Keegan Ayre – MD - 04.07.1988 - British Columbia 9 - Selvin Shane Lammie – AT - 03.08.1988 - Ontario 10 - Josue Jaramillo – AT - 28.11.1988 - Ontario 11 - A.J. Gray – AT - 12.04.1988 - Ontario 12 - Michael Pereira – MD - 09.03.1989 - Ontario 13 - Alex Marrello – DF - 28.09.1988 - British Columbia 14 - Marcus Haber – AT - 11.01.1989 - British Columbia 15 - Curtis Ridley – DF - 09.02.1988 - Alberta 16 - Joseph Awuakye – DF - 21.01.1988 - Ontario 17 - Adam Lang - DF - 09.02.1988 - British Columbia 22 - Lorenzo Borella – GK - 12.03.1988 - Quebec TD: Stephen HART HAITI: Under the direction of Jean-Yves Labaze, Haiti earned their berth to the CONCACAF Final Round after claiming the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Group C First Round over Aruba, Netherlands and Surinam and then eliminating Jamaica in a two-game Second Round Series … The Haitians have outscored their CFU opponents 16-0 … Haiti has also not conceded a goal in 469 minutes of CONCACAF Qualification … The Haitians are looking to qualify for their first FIFA U-17 World Championship. No. - Name - Pos. - D.O.B. – Club 1 - Peterson Occenat – GK - 03.12.1989 - FHF 2 - Symson Exume – DF - 04.10.1988 - FHF 3 - Philippe Barthelemy – DF - 17.01.1988 - FHF 4 - Vaniel Sirin – AT - 26.10.1989 - FHF 5 - Adiet Maddy – AT - 12.02.1988 - FHF 6 - Clervilus Evins – MD - 08.10.1989 - FHF 7 - Marc-Andre Jean-Baptise – DF - 19.07.1989 - FHF 8 - Djery Djenad. Caprice – DF - 12.03.1988 - FHF 9 - Johnny Exantus – AT - 24.11.1989 - FHF 10 - Brisly Renaud – MD - 20.04.1989 - FHF 11 - Sony Norde – AT - 27.07.1989 - FHF 12 - Peterson Espera – GK - 05.02.1988 - FHF 13 - Harold Julmiste – DF - 27.12.1988 - FHF 14 - Vinsly Philistin – AT - 28.10.1988 - FHF 15 - Alfred Robenson – DF - 13.12.1988 - FHF 16 - Jeff Bourdeau – AT - 25.02.1989 - FHF 18 - Josue Jean-Pierre – MD - 09.02.1989 - FHF 19 - Richecarde Theodore – MD - 30.05.1988 – FHF TD: Jean Yves LABZE HONDURAS: Claimed one of the two Central American berths into the CONCACAF Final Round after hosting and winning the Union Centroamericana de Fútbol (UNCAF) Triangular 2 held in Tegucigalpa … With Miguel Angel Escalante at the helm, the catrachos eliminated Belize and Panama during the UNCAF Triangular … Honduras is the only nation to compete in all the CONCACAF U-16 and U-17 Qualifying Tournaments but have yet to progress to the FIFA event. No. - Name - Pos. - D.O.B. – Club 1 - Emmanuel Diaz – GK - 28.02.1988 - CD Olimpia 2 - Cesar Asaul Tejeda – GK - 23.04.1988 - CD Valencia 3 - David Molina – DF - 14.03.1988 - CD Motagua 4 - Maynor Martinez – DF - 04.02.1988 - CD Platense 5 - Vicente Solorzano – DF - 27.09.1988 - El Triunfo 6 - Juan Carlos Garcia – DF - 08.03.1988 - CD Marathon 7 - Cruz Avila – DF - 08.08.1988 - CD Platense 8 - Jose Carlos Rivera – MD - 11.07.1988 - CD Motagua 9 - Junior Bonilla – MD - 10.02.1988 - Alus 10 - Oscar Rene Martinez – DF - 27.03.1988 - CD Olimpia 11 - Luis Fernando Sosa – DF - 06.01.1988 - CD Olimpia 12 - Mario Martinez – AT - 30.07.1988 - CD Platense 13 - Meller Sanchez – MD - 28.07.1988 - CD Motagua 14 - Kewin Delano Matute – AT - 19.03.1988 - Libertad 15 - Francisco Mejia – MD - 22.07.1988 - CD Marathon 16 - Eliezer Castellanos – DF - 27.07.1988 - CD Victoria 17 - Darwin Oliva Garica – AT - 21.03.1989 - Libertad 18 - Milton Geovany Palacios – AT - 17.04.1988 - Libertad TD: Miguel ESCALANTE MEXICO: Coached by Jesús Ramírez, Mexico earned a bye into the CONCACAF Final Round as one of the two (Group hosts … The tricolor have won the most CONCACAF Tournaments (four) and have qualified to seven FIFA World Championships (second most in CONCACAF) … Mexico has won their last four CONCACAF Qualification games and also have not conceded a goal in their last 394 minutes. No. - Name - Pos. - D.O.B. – Club 1 - Sergio Arias – GK - 27.02.1988 - CD Guadalajara 2 - Patrico Araujo – DF - 30.01.1988 - CD Guadalajara 3 - Efrain Juarez – DF - 22.02.1988 - Pumas UNAM 4 - Christian Sanchez – DF - 04.04.1989 - Atlas 5 - Jorge Emmanuel Torres – DF - 16.01.1988 - Atlas 6 - Omar Esparza – MD - 21.05.1988 - CD Guadalajara 7 - Jorge Hernandez – MD - 22.02.1988 - Atlas 8 - Giovanni Dos Santos - AT - 11.05.1989 - Barcelona/ESP 9 - Carlos Alberto Vela - AT - 01.03.1988 - CD Guadalajara 10 - Ever Guzman Zavala – AT - 03.03.1988 - Monarcas Morelia 11 - Mario Alberto Gallegos – MD - 15.04.1988 - Atlas 12 - Jesus Alejandro Gallardo – GK - 16.01.1988 - Atlas 13 - Edgar Andrade – MD - 02.03.1988 - Cruz Azul 14 - Heriberto Beltran – AT - 14.06.1988 - Monarcas Morelia 15 - Adrian Alderete Rodriguez – MD - 14.06.1988 - Monarcas Morelia 16 - Mitchel Oviedo – AT - 07.07.1988 - Club América 17 - Pedro Valverde – DF – 06.04.1988 - Cruz Azul 18 - Cesar Villaluz – MD - 18.07.1988 - Cruz Azul TD: Jesus RAMIREZ Group B Schedule Culiacán, Sinaloa MEXICO; Estadio Carlos González y González 17.05.2005: HONDURAS – CANADA (18:00); MEXICO – HAITI (20:30) 19.05.2005: CANADA – HAITI (18:00); MEXICO – HONDURAS (20:30) 21.05.2005: HAITI – HONDURAS (18:00); MEXICO – CANADA (20:30) CONCACAF All-Time U-16/17 Final Round Tournaments (1983-88 U-16; 1991-Present U-17) Year - Venue (s) - Champion - (FIFA WC Qualifiers) 1983 - Trinidad & Tobago - USA - 1985 - Mexico - Mexico - (Costa Rica, Mexico, USA *) 1987 - Honduras - Mexico - (Canada, Mexico, USA) 1988 - Cuba - Cuba - (Cuba, Canada, USA) 1991 - Trinidad & Tobago - Mexico - (Cuba, Mexico, USA) 1992 - Cuba - USA - (Canada, Mexico, USA) 1994 - El Salvador - Costa Rica - (Costa Rica, Canada, USA) 1996 - Trinidad & Tobago - Mexico - (Costa Rica, Mexico, USA) 1999 - El Salvador, Jamaica - (Jamaica, Mexico, USA^) 2001 - Honduras, USA - (Costa Rica, Trinidad & Tobago, USA) 2003 - Canada, Guatemala - (Costa Rica, Mexico^, USA) 2005 - Costa Rica, Mexico - (TBD, TBD, USA) From 1983-1996, CONCACAF staged eight Under-16/17 Tournaments with a winner being crowned in each. Seven of the CONCACAF tournaments (1985-1996) doubled as qualifiers to the FIFA World Championships. In 1999, the U-17 CONCACAF event became a Final Round Qualification consisting of two groups of four, each in a different venue, with the top team from each group progressing to the FIFA World Youth Championship, while the two second-place finishers would meet in a home-and-away series playoff for the last CONCACAF berth. * USA progress to the 1985 FIFA World Championship as the first CONCACAF U-16 Tournament Champion in 1983 ^ Won playoff berth http://concacaf.com/view_article.asp?id=3029 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ivan Posted May 17, 2005 Share Posted May 17, 2005 Looks like David Monsalve did not heal in time. Man, this Adam Street must be some prospect to be playing this level at 13. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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