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Thursday, February 13, 2025
Day Four CONCACAF Under 17 Qualifier Group A

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Group A of the 2025 Concacaf Under-17 Qualifiers continued with the first of yet another double header taking place at the Dame Flora Duffy South Field Stadium at the National Sports Center.

Curacao 1 Canada 7

Canada continued their impressive goalscoring form with a dominant 7-1 victory over Curaçao in the crucial opening match. Both teams entered the game with six points from their previous outings, vying for sole possession of first place. Canada's performance took their impressive goal tally to a remarkable 21.

Marius Aiyenero opened the scoring for Canada in the 27th minute, followed by Kevin Khan doubling their lead in the 32nd minute. Curaçao pulled a goal back just before half-time when Jerremy Ortela converted a penalty in the second minute of stoppage time. However, Canada quickly responded, with Aiyenero restoring their two-goal advantage just a minute later, making it 3-1 at the break.

Canada continued their onslaught in the second half. Aiyenero completed his second goal two minutes after the restart, and Shola Jimoh extended the lead to 5-1 in the 54th minute. Khan also grabbed his second goal of the game in the 64th minute, increasing Canada's advantage to 6-1. Aidan Evans completed the rout in the 88th minute, sealing a resounding 7-1 win for Canada.

Turks and Caicos Islands 0 Bermuda 5

Bermuda secured a comprehensive 5 - 0 victory over Turks and Caicos Islands in their second match of the competition. Coming off a 3-1 win against Anguilla, Bermuda looked to build momentum, while Turks and Caicos Islands aimed to bounce back from consecutive defeats after a winning start to their campaign.

Turks and Caicos Islands Starting Line-Up: - S. Harvey, A. Jean, T. Francois, M. Zaidan-Jones, W. Saintilus (I. Gardiner 57th), D. Ritchie (K. Malcolm 84th), H. Guerrier, D. Daniel, H. Saint-Amour, S. Legrand (A. Occilien 84th), S. Selver - Substitutes: - J. Brenko, D. Mesidort,, E. Garland, K. Telusma, K. Robinson - Bermuda Starting Line-Up: - Curtis Jackson, Logan Jimenez, Dakari Smith-Davis, Emeer Peets, D’Ari Coddington, Kennahz Fray, Roger Williams (Harlem Bean-Fox 46th), Na’im Zuill (Noah-George Outerbridge 69th), Blayz Borgesson (Syhon Goater 81st), Kaylen Brunson (Isai Gibbons 80th), Amir Brangman-Johnson (Sami Carolo 46th) - Substitutes: - Jahneel Marie, Grant Reese, Tyler Steede, Dakayo Leverock

Bermuda were awarded a penalty early in the 6th minute, which Kaylen Brunson confidently converted to give his side a 1-0 lead. Brunson doubled the advantage in the 27th minute, sending Bermuda into half-time with a comfortable 2-0 lead.

The second half saw Bermuda continue their dominance. Brunson completed his hat-trick in the 54th minute, making it 3-0. Logan Jimenez added a fourth goal in the 73rd minute, and substitute Harlem Bean-Fox completed the rout in the first minute of stoppage time, sealing a resounding 5-0 win.

The victory moved Bermuda level on points with Curaçao, both having played three matches. Bermuda now sits in second place due to a superior goal difference (+2 compared to Curaçao's +1). Canada leads the group with nine points from their three games.

 
 
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
Day Three CONCACAF Under 17 Qualifier Group A

Aidan Evans
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Group A of the 2025 Concacaf Under-17 Qualifiers continued at the Dame Flora Duffy South Field Stadium at the National Sports Center.

Curaçao 2 Turks & Caicos Islands 0

Curaçao would get a goal in each half as they went to the top of the group with 6 points following their 2 - 0 win over Turks & Caicos Islands.

Curaçao took the lead in the 35th minute when Dayvi Busby, and then in the 79th minute Jaydion Polonius doubled the lead for the win.

Canada 8 Anguilla 0

Aidan Evans scored twice as Canada thumped Anguilla 8 - 0 for its second win in as many games in CONCACAF U-17 Men's Qualifiers.

Evans plays in England for Fulham's under-18 team.

William Daniels, Aghilas Sadek, Marius Aiyenero, Sergei Kozlovskiy, Johnny Selemani and Kevin Khan also scored for Canada.




Tuesday, February 11, 2025
CONCACAF Confirms Women’s U17 Final Round

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CONCACAF has confirmed important details about the Final Round of the 2025 Concacaf Women’s Under-17 Qualifiers. The second and final stage of the Confederation's qualifying competition for the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Morrocco 2025 will take place between March 31st and April 6th, 2025.

The new CONCACAF Under 17 Women’s Qualifiers format includes two rounds: Round One and the Final Round. For Round One, 22 Member Associations (all ranked fifth and below based on the Concacaf U-17 Women's Rankings) were split into six groups. After round-robin play between January 27th and February 1st, eight teams progressed to the Final Round, joining the Confederation’s four best-ranked teams.

The Final Round will also be played in a group format (three groups of four teams each). The 12 participating teams are Canada, Haiti, Mexico, and the United States (pre-seeded), Puerto Rico, Honduras, Panama, El Salvador, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua (six Round One group winners), and Trinidad & Tobago and Bermuda (two Round One best second-place finishers).

On February 24th, at the competition’s official draw, the participating teams will be split into three groups of four each. Fans can follow all the action starting at 11:00 am on CONCACAF.com and the Confederation’s Social media platforms.

The Final Round’s Round-Robin play will kick off on March 31st. After that, the three group winners and the best second-place finisher (four teams in total) will qualify for the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Morocco 2025.


Sunday, February 09, 2025
Day Two CONCACAF Under 17 Qualifier Group A

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The 2025 CONCACAF Under-17 Men's Qualifiers continued at the Flora Duffy South Field Stadium at the National Sports Center, with teams vying for a place at the 2025 FIFA U-17 World Cup.

Canada Overwhelms Turks and Caicos Islands in Under 17 Qualifying

Turks and Caicos Islands 0 Canada 6


Turks and Caicos Islands were looking to build on their strong start after a 3-0 win against Anguilla. Canada, meanwhile, began their 19th appearance in the final round of qualifying, boasting a strong historical record in the competition.

Canada started brightly and established a commanding 4-0 lead by halftime. André Ali-Gayapersad opened the scoring in the 10th minute, followed by Owen Graham-Roache doubling the lead eight minutes later. Olusola Jimoh made it 3-0 in the 23rd minute, and then Kevin Khan converted a penalty on the stroke of halftime to make it 4-0.

Canada continued their dominance in the second half. Marius Aiyenero added a fifth goal in the 85th minute, and Sergei Kozlovskiy completed the rout in the 89th minute, sealing a comprehensive 6-0 victory for Canada.

Bermuda Bounces Back with Win Over Anguilla

Bermuda 3 Anguilla 1


Bermuda and Anguilla, both looking to rebound from earlier defeats, faced off in their second match of the tournament, each seeking their first three points of the campaign.

Bermuda Starting Line-Up: - Curtis Jackson, Logan Jimenez, Dakari Smith-Davis, Grant Reese, Emeer Peets (D’Ari Coddington 62nd), Harlem Bean-Fox, Kennahz Fray, Blayz Borgesson, Syhon Goater (Na’im Zuill 79th), Noah-George Outerbridge (Tyler Steede 63rd), Dakayo Leverock (Amir Brangman-Johnson 62nd) - Substitutes: - Roger Williams, Isai Gibbons, Kalen Brunson, Sami Carolo, - Anguilla Starting Line-Up: - S. Browne, N. Owen ( K. Belle 46th), T. Leveret, J. Gayle (T. Anderson 81st), T. Connor, M. Connor, N. Millington, K. Gumbs (J. Hodge 88th), K. Robin (K. Herbert 81st), T. Jackson (R. Martin 68th), A. Charles - Substitutes: - C. Julius, A. Service

Bermuda's starting lineup included 15-year-old Grant Reese, making his first international appearance. Bermuda took the lead in the 23rd minute when Kennahz Fray finished off a pass from Noah-George Outerbridge. Just before halftime, Outerbridge turned provider again, setting up Logan Jimenez to double Bermuda's advantage. Bermuda went into the break with a 2-0 lead.

Fray grabbed his second goal of the game in the 53rd minute, extending Bermuda's lead to 3-0 after receiving a pass from Harlem Bean-Fox. Anguilla managed a consolation goal late in the game, scoring through an own goal in the 90th minute.


 
 
Friday, February 07, 2025
Day One CONCACAF Under 17 Qualifiers

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Updated: Group A of the 2025 CONCACAF Under-17 Men's Qualifiers kicked off in Bermuda with two matches at the Flora Duffy South Field Stadium at the National Sports Center, with teams vying for a coveted spot in the 2025 FIFA U-17 World Cup.

Turks and Caicos Islands Off to Winning Start

Anguilla 0 Turks and Caicos Islands 3


In a historic moment for both nations, Anguilla and Turks and Caicos Islands made their debuts in the final round of qualifying.

Turks and Caicos Islands made a strong statement in the first half, establishing a commanding 3-0 lead. Wepsdel Saintilus opened the scoring just two minutes into the game, followed by two goals from Schuyler Sean Selver in the 24th and 36th minutes.

Despite a spirited effort from both sides in the second half, neither team could add to the scoreline. Turks and Caicos Islands secured a valuable three points with a convincing 3-0 victory.

Curaçao Overpowers Bermuda in CONCACAF Qualifying

Bermuda 1 Curaçao 6


Bermuda suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of Curaçao in their opening Under 17 Boy’s CONCACAF qualifying match. The two nations met for the first time in the qualifiers, with Bermuda making their fourth appearance in the final round and Curaçao their ninth.

Bermuda Starting-Line-Up: Jahneel Maria (Curtis Jackson 66th), Logan Jimenez, Emeer Peets, D’Ari Coddington, Harlem Bean Fox (Noah-George Outerbridge 66th), Roger Williams (Kennahz Fray 46th), Na’im Zuill (Blayz Borgesson 46th), Isai Gibbons (Dakari Smith Davis 46th), Kalen Brunson, Sami Carolo, Dakayo Leverock - Substitutes: Grant Reese, Syhon Goater, Tyler Steede, Amir Brangman-Johnson - Curaçao Starting Line-Up: G. Bonevacia, D. Busby (C. Benita 71st), J. Valentijn, K. Penso, D. Anastacia (A. Jops 71st), M. Jansen, J. Molenaar (T. Lucas 71st), J. Ortela, R. Nivillac, S. van Woerkom (N. Isenia 85th), J. Polonius (T. Bregita 90th) - Substitutes: - F. Bakhuis, K. Brazil, J. Cijntje, J. Giterson, K. Martis

Curaçao dominated the match, ultimately running out 6-1 winners. An early own goal in the 8th minute gave Curaçao the lead, and D'Shawn Anastacia doubled their advantage in the 17th minute. Curaçao maintained their 2-0 lead going into half-time.

Within a minute of the restart, Dayvi Busby extended Curaçao's lead, and Busby struck again in the 62nd minute to make it 4-0. Bermuda managed to pull a goal back in the 71st minute when substitute Kennahz Fray converted a penalty to make it 4-1. However, Curaçao's four-goal cushion was restored in the 87th minute with a second own goal, making the score 5-1. In stoppage time, substitute Taysison Bregita added a sixth goal for Curaçao, sealing a comprehensive 6-1 victory.

Coach Aaron Lugo told Islandstats.com, “Tonight was a rough one... The players and staff arrived on a high, feeling confident with our players ability and understanding of what was being asked of them.

The Curacao team was a good side that was organized and well drilled. Very few mistakes, so hats off to them. We now have to pick our heads up, go back to the drawing board and get a positive result in the next match.

We had a few good moments, our players grew into the game but it still wasn't enough. Thank you to the family, friends and supporters of the boys. We heard you and we hope to hear you again on Sunday evening.”
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