CONCACAF 2004 Under-19 Tournament Recap

2004 UNDER-19 TOURNAMENT RECAP Table of Contents.......................................................................

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2004 U-19 Final Round Group Standings, Results................................... 3 2004 U-19 Final Round Recap ......................................................... Team Rosters (Canada – USA)............................................... Goal Scorers/Awards......................................................... Match Reports (Day 1-5).....................................................

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Preliminary Qualification............................................................... 22-26 Caribbean Zone................................................................. 22-25 Central Zone..................................................................... 26 2002 U-19 Final Round Qualification/Awards......................................

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The Final Word........................................................................... 28

2004 UNDER-19 WOMEN’S FINAL ROUND QUALIFICATION 28 May – 6 June CANADA

Molson Stadium – Montreal, Quebec Frank Clair Stadium – Ottawa, Ontario FIRST ROUND Group A Canada Mexico Panama Jamaica 28.05.2004 28.05.2004 30.05.2004 30.05.2004 01.06.2004 01.06.2004

GP 3 3 3 3

W 3 2 1 0

L 0 1 2 3

T 0 0 0 0

GF:GA 14:0 11:6 3:12 2:12

MEXICO – PANAMA 5:1 (2:1) CANADA – JAMAICA 4:0 (1:0) JAMAICA – MEXICO 2:6 (1:2) CANADA – PANAMA 7:0 (3:0) PANAMA – JAMAICA 2:0 (1:0) CANADA – MEXICO 3:0 (1:0)

Group B USA Costa Rica Trinidad & Tobago Dominican Republic

GP 3 3 3 3

W 2 2 1 0

L 0 0 2 3

PTS 9 6 3 0

Frank Clair Stadium Molson Stadium Frank Clair Stadium Frank Clair Stadium Frank Clair Stadium Frank Clair Stadium

T 1 1 0 0

GF:GA 25:1 15:1 4:16 1:27

500 400 500 1000 200 1000

PTS 7 7 3 0

28.05.2004 28.05.2004 30.05.2004 30.05.2004 01.06.2004 01.06.2004

COSTA RICA – TRINIDAD/TOBAGO 4:1 (2:0) Molson Stadium DOMINICAN REPUBLIC – USA 0:14 (0:10) Frank Clair Stadium COSTA RICA – DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 11:0 (4:0) Molson Stadium USA – TRINIDAD/TOBAGO 11:1 (4:0) Molson Stadium TRINIDAD/TOBAGO – DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2:1 (2:1) Molson Stadium USA – COSTA RICA 0:0 Molson Stadium

400 500 200 500 30 100

Semifinals 04.06.2004 04.06.2004

USA – MEXICO 6:0 (4:0) CANADA – COSTA RICA 4:0 (3:0)

Molson Stadium Molson Stadium

500 2354

THIRD-PLACE MEXICO – COSTA RICA 3:4 (2:1) CHAMPIONSHIP * CANADA – USA 2:1 (1:1) (1:1) aet

Frank Clair Stadium

3300

Frank Clair Stadium

3300

Finals 06.06.2004: 06.06.2004:

* Both teams qualify for 2004 FIFA U -19 Women’s World Championship in Thailand from 10-27 November 3

RESUMEN RONDA FINAL 2004 (CONVOCATORIAS, GOLEADORES, PREMIOS, REPORTES DE PARTIDOS)

CANADA No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 20

Name Stacy Van Boxmeer Katie Radchuck Marie-Emilie Perrault Caroline Vanderpool Emily Zurrer Justine Labrecque Amanda Cicchini Veronique Maranda Lisa Collison Selenia Iacchelli Josee Belanger Jodie-Anne Robinson Aysha Jamani Kara Lang Katie Thorlakson Brittany Timko Sari Raber Stephanie Labbe

Delegation U-19 Technical Director: Assistant Coach: Goalkeeper Coach: Doctor: Athletic Therapist: Manager:

Pos. GK DF DF DF DF DF MD MD AT MD AT AT AT AT MD MD DF GK

DOB 05.10.1985 27.02.1986 24.06.1986 15.07.1986 07.12.1987 07.02.1987 28.02.1987 18.08.1986 10.02.1985 06.05.1986 14.05.1985 17.04.1989 28.06.1987 22.10.1986 14.01.1985 09.05.1985 01.01.1986 10.10.1986

Ian BRIDGE Bob BIRARDA Shel BRODSGAARD Cathy CAMPBELL Cassandra ZINKOWSKI Anne PELLERUD

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Club Indiana University/USA Athens United FC Select Rive-Sud no club Nanaimo Women's Premier Laval Dixie 86 FC Select Rive-Sud Ohio State University/USA Edmonton Aviators Mistral-Estrial Semiahmoo Spirit SW United Vancouver Whitecaps Univ. of Notre Dame/USA Univ. of Nebraska/USA UBC Alumni Edmonton Aviators

COSTA RICA No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Name Silva Arias Flora Aguilar Vanesa Rojas Daniela Serrut Monica Salazar Mariam Montes Kandy Mendoza Jocelyn Rios Gonzalez Amara Wilson Shirley Cruz Maciel Chacon Betsy Bustos Ivonne Rodriguez Jennifer Jiménez Amanda Esquivel Flores Karla Villalobos Laura Sánchez Yirlandia Arroyo

Delegation Head of Delegation: U-19 Technical Director: Goalkeeper Coach: Delegate: Doctor: Trainer: Athletic Therapist: Equipment Manager:

Pos. GK DF DF DF DF MD MD MD AT MD AT DF MD MD MD AT MD GK

DOB 01.04.1986 12.12.1985 10.11.1986 16.05.1987 14.06.1986 04.09.1986 17.08.1988 21.06.1985 25.05.1985 28.08.1985 27.06.1988 29.03.1986 23.03.1986 10.06.1985 16.09.1987 16.07.1986 09.06.1985 28.05.1986

Luis ACUÑA Ricardo RODRIGUEZ Oscar MORA Hugo SANCHEZ Fiorella SEGURA Allan BROWN Rodrigo PORRAS Giovanni CRUZ

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Club San José San José Torrence/USA San José UCEM – Alajuela Saprissa San José UCEM – Alajuela UCEM – Alajuela UCEM – Alajuela Saprissa Saprissa San José UCEM – Alajuela no club San José UCEM – Alajuela San Ramon

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC No. 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20

Name Heidy Francisca Salazar Jiselly Maria Rodríguez Ana Odaliza Diaz Niurka Edili Hernández Denny Nunez Marlyn Arody Rosado Rainelsa Peralta Yolanda Osana Valerio Yohana Elizabeth Santelis Davilayda Uribe Margarita Arlen Guerrero Maria Mojica Guzmán Oliva Isabel Santana Leonela Mojica Esmerlyn García Dahiana Joseph Lorenzo Yadirsa Fernández Ana Brendaly Frias

Delegation Head of Delegation: U-19 Technical Director: Assistant Coach: Official: Security Officer:

Pos. GK DF DF DF MD DF AT MD AT AT GK DF MD DF MD DF MD MD

DOB 25.08.1985 26.05.1987 27.07.1985 01.06.1986 23.02.1986 07.07.1986 07.04.1989 11.08.1987 03.10.1989 20.01.1987 15.09.1987 14.01.1989 17.11.1986 28.08.1987 13.06.1988 12.08.1986 26.11.1987 19.06.1988

Angel MIRANDA Santiago MOREL Abraham RODRIGUEZ Josefina MENDEZ Jose CARRASCO

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JAMAICA No. 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21

Name Tashana Taylor Nicola Pinnock Marsha Boyd Steward Marcille McBean Kimmia Parker Julie Fearon Omalyn Davis Jody-Ann McGregor Stacy-Ann Johnson Sharika Duncan Camile Brown Rochelle Bryan LaToya Panton Venecia Reid Lishon Williams Christian Murray Yanique Goldspring Sheriela Dinham

Delegation Head of Delegation: U-19 Technical Director: Assistant Coach: Goalkeeper Coach: Coordinator: Physiotherapist: Equipment Manager:

Pos. GK MD DF DF MD DF MD MD MD MD GK MD DF AT DF MD MD MD

DOB 26.01.1986 12.12.1988 10.12.1985 12.03.1989 02.02.1989 31.01.1986 09.08.1987 04.10.1985 11.05.1986 10.01.1989 09.06.1985 11.12.1987 23.07.1987 28.10.1987 26.08.1987 08.10.1989 22.04.1989 12.04.1988

Raymond GRANT Christopher BENDER Vin BLAINE Clive WEDDERBURN Elaine WALKER-BROWN Jair LYONS Delroy WYNTER

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Club St. Jago School Queens School Portmore Strikers Queens School Namow Rae Town FC Excelsion Barbican FC Rae Town FC Harbour View Rae Town FC Portmore Strikers Barbican FC Bridgeport HS Donald Qurrie Excelsion Tivoli Donald Qurrie

MEXICO No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Name Paola Martinez Ana Laura Galindo Nancy Gutierrez Cynthia Torres Devinder Marisol Vega Maria Isabel Valdez Miriam Domínguez Carmenita Clotilde Padilla Christine Nieva Rebecca Juárez Monica Ocampo Lizette Rodríguez Jessica Torres Alexandra Velásquez Janet Sandoval Alexandrea Mendoza Leslie Anne Muñoz Maria De Lourdes Gordillo

Delegation Head of Delegation: U-19 Technical Director: Assistant Coach: Goalkeeper Coach: Coordinator: Doctor: Equipment Manager: Trainer:

Pos. GK DF DF DF DF DF MD AT AT MD AT GK DF DF MD MD AT AT

DOB 09.08.1987 25.02.1985 02.06.1987 11.12.1985 08.08.1986 19.05.1986 27.09.1985 02.05.1985 07.10.1986 13.12.1986 04.01.1987 n/a 22.06.1986 24.04.1988 10.04.1987 12.06.1987 03.12.1985 03.04.1986

Juan Enrique SILVA Leonardo CUELLAR Ali KHOSROSHAHIN Jose PIÑA Gerardo Lepe VILLAREAL Maria De Lourdes DURAN Hugo CABRERA José CRUZ

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PANAMA No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Name Laila Fuertes Ninoska Hurtado Tatiana Montes Ericka Contreras Lucrecia Bustamente Sumara Samuels Yorden Perez Maxima Gonzalez Amarelis DeMera Lisbeth Davis Yohan Rodriguez Farissa Cordoba Milagros De Leon Kesiah Wattley Ruth Romero Nayelis Machado Karina Barahona

Delegation Head of Delegation: U-19 Technical Director: Assistant Coach: Doctor: Trainer: Chaperone:

Pos. GK DF DF DF DF MD MD MD AT AT AT GK MD MD DF AT MD

DOB 22.10.1986 27.06.1985 08.04.1986 07.08.1986 27.08.1985 19.08.1988 28.03.1985 30.01.1985 28.03.1985 10.09.1985 19.03.1987 30.06.1989 30.08.1987 24.02.1989 28.03.1985 27.12.1987 14.06.1988

Ariel ALVARDO Ezequiel FERNANDEZ Kenneth ZSEREMETA Carlos MERON Jose MONTENEGRO Laila VARGAS

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Club ULCAIT Santa Ana ULCAIT San Martín Santa Ana ULCAIT ULCAIT Ladies S. Ladies S. Ladies S. San Martín Ladies S. no club San Martin ULCAIT Navy Bay Cosmos

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Name Gail Ann Thomas Ayana Russell Kia Rigsby Anastasia Prescott Katrina Meyer Jemilia Mathlin Niasha Reyes Nadia James Maylee Attin-Johnson Dernelle Mascalle Aveann Douglas Ahkeela Mollon Afiya Castle Tandia Taylor Kennya Cordner Shurell Burton Kermica Alexander Amy Boisson

Delegation U-19 Technical Director: Assistant Coach: Goalkeeper Coach:

Pos. GK DF DF DF DF DF MD MD AT MD AT AT DF DF AT MD DF GK

DOB 19.10.1986 16.03.1988 09.03.1986 27.06.1987 23.09.1986 07.06.1986 22.08.1985 01.01.1985 09.05.1988 20.10.1988 10.08.1986 02.04.1985 18.09.1985 10.09.1986 11.11.1988 22.07.1987 19.09.1986 n/a

Jamaal SHABAZZ Izler BROWNE Marlon CHARLES

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Club no club no club no club no club Joe Public FC no club Petrotrin Real Dimension Stingrays no club Real Dimension Young Harris College/USA no club no club no club no club no club no club

USA No. 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20

Name Kelsey Davis Rachel Buehler Nikki Krzysik Sheree Gray Stephanie Lopez Bristyn Davis Stephanie Logterman Kerri Hanks Angie Woznuk Becky Sauerbrunn Yael Averbuch Alexa Orand Kia McNeill Megan Rapinoe Stephanie Kron Ashlyn Harris Chioma Igwe Stacy Lindstrom

Delegation U-19 Technical Director: Assistant Coach: Goalkeeper Coach: Coordinator: Press Officer: Doctor: Doctor: Trainer: Trainer: Massage Therapist: Massage Therapist: Equipment Manager:

Pos. GK DF DF AT DF AT DF AT AT DF MD AT DF AT MD GK MD MD

DOB 14.05.1987 26.08.1985 23.05.1987 12.12.1985 03.04.1986 12.01.1985 25.02.1986 02.09.1985 29.03.1985 06.06.1985 03.11.1986 10.10.1987 15.05.1986 05.07.1985 20.08.1985 19.10.1985 21.07.1986 23.02.1985

Mark KRIKORIAN Erica WALSH Warren LIPKA Cindy WOLF Neil BUETHE Brett BARNES Deb ZILLMER Juliet BARNES Sue ROWE Lynda DELK Jarrod FRITZ Mick STATHAM

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Club SoCal United Stanford University World Class SC World Class SC University of Portland UCLA Warriors Black Dallas Texans University of Portland University of Virginia World Class SC Slammers Yankee United Pride Elk Grove United UCLA Satellite Northstars UCLA

2004 U-19 FINAL ROUND TOURNAMENT GOAL SCORERS 9-Kerri HANKS (USA) 10 14-Aysha JAMANI (CAN) 6 11-Monica OCAMPO (MEX) 5 11-Josee BELANGER (CAN) 4 14-Kia MCNEILL (USA) 4 8-Carmenita PADILLA (MEX) 4 10-Angela WOZNUK (USA) 4 11-Maciel CHACON (CRC) 3 16-Stephanie KRON (USA) 3 6-Mariam MONTES (CRC) 3 16-Karla VILLALOBOS (CRC) 3 5-Emily ZURRER (CAN) 3 12-Yael AVERBUCH (USA) 2 3-Rachel BUEHLER (USA) 2 15-Kennya CORDNER (TRI) 2 10-Shirley CRUZ (CRC) 2 7-Bristyn DAVIS (USA) 2 9-Amarelis DEMERA (PAN) 2 15-Amanda ESQUIVEL (CRC) 2 15-Kara LANG (CAN) 2 16-Alexandrea MENDOZA (MEX) 2 17-Venecia REID (JAM) 2

17-Brittany TIMKO (CAN) 2 9-Amara WILSON (CRC) 2 16-Shurell BURTON (TRI) 1 7-Amanda CICCHINI (CAN) 1 20-Stacy LINDSTROM (USA) 1 8- Veronique MARANDA (CAN) 1 7-Kandy MENDOZA (CRC) 1 12-Ahkeela MOLLON (TRI) 1 17-Leslie MUÑOZ (MEX) 1 9-Christine NIEVA (MEX) 1 13-Alexa ORAND (USA) 1 15-Megan RAPINOE (USA) 1 8-Jocelyn RIOS (CRC) 1 13-Jodi-Anne ROBINSON (CAN) 1 13-Ivonne RODRIGUEZ (CRC) 1 11-Yohan RODRIGUEZ (PAN) 1 10-Yohanna SANTELIS (DOM) 1 17-Laura SANCHEZ (CRC) 1 6-Maria VALDEZ (MEX) 1 OWN GOALS: 3-Kia RIGSBY (TRI) 2

AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Emily ZURRER (CAN) TOP SCORER: Kerri HANKS (USA) BEST GOALKEEPER: Stacey VAN BOXMEER (CAN) FAIR PLAY: MEXICO

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Group A - Day 1

CANADA, MEXICO BEGIN CONCACAF U-19s WITH VICTORIES 28.05.2004: Mexico and the host Canada opened Group A of the 2004 CONCACAF Under-19 Women’s Final Round Qualification, with victories over Panama and Jamaica, respectively. Mexico defeated Panama 5:1 at the Frank Clair Stadium in Ottawa, Ontario, while Canada blanked Jamaica 4:0 at Molson Stadium in Montreal, Quebec. Forward Monica Ocampo scored three times, midfielder Alexandra Mendoza and forward Carmenita Padilla each added another for the tricolores' Group A victory over the canaleras in Ottawa. In Montreal, two goals from forward Aysha Jamani and one each from forwards Josee Belanger and Kara Lang paced the maple leafs to the 4:0 victory over the reggae girlz. Match #1 Ottawa, Ontario; Frank Clair Stadium (A: 500) MEXICO – PANAMA 5:1 (2:1) Alexandra MENDOZA 40’; Monica OCAMPO 44’, 69’, 85’; Carmenita PADILLA 48’ – Amarelis DEMERA 45’

Match #4 Montreal, Quebec; Molson Stadium (A: 400) CANADA – JAMAICA 4:0 (1:0) Josee BELANGER 25’; Aysha JAMANI 62’, 74’; Kara LANG 68’ CAN: 1-Stacey Van Boxmeer – 2-Katie Radchuck, 5-Emily Zurrer, 8-Veronique Maranda, 10-Selenia Iacchelli (63: 13-Jodi-Anne ROBINSON), 11-Josee Belanger, 14-Aysha Jamani (80: 7-Amanda Cicchini), 15-Kara Lang, 16-Katie Thorlakson, 17-Brittany Timko, 18-Sari Raber. Booked: Zurrer 61', Jamani 74' JAM: 1-Tashana Taylor – 4-Nicola Pinnock, 5Marsha Boyd Stewart, 8-Julie Fearon, 9-Omolyn Davis, 10-Jodi-Ann McGregor, 11-Stacy-Ann Johnson (46: 7-Kimmia Parker), 12-Shakira Duncan (69: 20-Yanique Goldspring), 14-Rochelle Bryan (78: 6-Marcille McBean), 15- LaToya Panton, 17- Venecia Reid. Booked: Fearon 56’

MEX: 1-Paola Martinez – 2-Ana Galindo (72: 15Janet Sandoval), 3-Nancy Gutierrez, 5-Devinder Valdez (68: 18-Lourdes Gordillo), 7-Miriam Dominguez, 8-Carmenita Padilla, 9-Christine Nieva , 11-Monica Ocampo, 13-Jessica Torres (46: 4-Cynthia Torres), 16-Alexandra Mendoza, 17-Leslie Munoz. Booked: none PAN: 1-Laila Fuertes – 2-Ninoska Hurtado, 4Ericka Contreras, 5-Lucrecia Bustamante, 7Yorden Perez, 8-Maxima Gonzales, 9-Amarelis DeMera, 13-Milagros De Leon (82: 6-Sumara Samuels), 15-Ruth Romero, 16-Nayeli Machado (45: 10-Lisbeth Davis), 17-Karina Barahona (47: 14-Kesiah Wattley). Booked: Hurtado 36’

R: Virginia TOVAR (MEX), A1: Isabel TOVAR (MEX), A2: Rita MUÑOZ (MEX), FO: Arlene TROYA (PAN)

R: Keri SEITZ (USA), A1: Karalee SUTTON (USA), A2: Cindy MOHAMMED (TRI), FO: Erica VARGAS (CRC) Team Statistics Goal Attempts Shots on Target Saves Fouls Committed Offsides

MEX 12 9 3 7 1

Team Statistics Goal Attempts Shots on Target Saves Fouls Committed Offsides

PAN 6 4 4 9 5

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CAN 26 18 0 3 3

JAM 1 0 14 5 1

Group B - Day 1

COSTA RICA, USA POST WINS IN GROUP B OPENERS 28.05.2004: Costa Rica and the USA posted wins at the 2004 CONCACAF U-19 Women’s Tournament’s Group B openers against Trinidad & Tobago and Dominican Republic, respectively. Costa Rica topped Trinidad & Tobago 4:1 at Montreal’s Molson Stadium, while the USA posted a 14:0 win over Dominican Republic at Ottawa’s Frank Clair Stadium. Forward Karla Villalobos had two goals, midfielders Amanda Esquivel and Kandy Mendoza each scored for the ticas in win over the soca princesses in Montreal, while in Ottawa, defender Kia McNeill had four goals, forward Kerri Hanks and midfielder Stephanie Kron each scored twice in stars & stripes’ victory over the dominicanas. The USA’s 14:0 win was a goal shy of tying the CONCACAF U-19 Women’s Final Round Qualification Record, which is held by the stars & stripes, when they defeated Surinam 15:0 on 7 May 2002 in Bacolet, Trinidad & Tobago. Match #2 Montreal, Quebec; Molson Stadium (A: 400) COSTA RICA – TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 4:1 (2:0) Karla VILLALOBOS 4’, 81’; Kandy MENDOZA 19’; Amanda ESQUIVEL 90’+ – Ahkeela MOLLON 64’

Match #3 Ottawa, Ontario; Frank Clair Stadium (A: 500) DOMINICAN REPUBLIC – USA 0:14 (0:10) Kerri HANKS 3’, 14’, 21’; Rachel BUEHLER 4’; Kia MCNEILL 16’, 19’, 44’, 62’; Yael AVERBUCH 36’; Stephanie KRON 43’, 67'; Stacy LINDSTROM 45’; Megan RAPINOE 52’; Alexa ORAND 87’

CRC: 1-Silvia Arias – 5-Monica Salazar, 6-Miriam Montes, 7-Kandy Mendoza (80: 4-Daniela Serrut), 9-Amara Wilson (82: 15-Amanda Esquivel), 10Shirley Cruz, 11-Maciel Chacon (86: 18-Yirlania Arroyo) 13-Ivonne Rodriguez, 14-Jennifer Jimenez, 16-Karla Villalobos, 17-Laura Sanchez. Booked: L. Sanchez 68', Sent off: S. Arias 86' TRI: 1-Ann Thomas – 2-Ayana Russell (71: 13Afiya Castle) 3-Kia Rigsby, 5-Katrina Meyer, 6Jemilia Mathlin, 8-Nadia James, 9-Maylee AttinJohnson, 10-Dernelle Mascall (56: 7-Niasha Rayes), 11-Aveann Douglas, 12-Ahkeela Mollon, 16-Shurell Burton (82: 15-Kennya Cordner). Booked: N. James 41’, Douglas 77', Sent off: Attin-Johnson 22’

DOM: 1-Heidy Salazar – 2-Jiselly Rodriguez, 4Ana Diaz (74: 19-Yadrisa Fernandez-Cepeda), 5 Niurka Hernandez (46: 7-Marlin Rosado), 6Denny Nunez, 9-Yolanda Osana Valerio, 11Davilayda Uribe (46: 8-Rainelsa Peralta), 14Oliva Santana, 15-Leonela Mojica, 18-Dahiana Joseph Lorenzo, 20 Ana Brendaly Frias. Booked: none USA: 18-Ashlyn Harris – 3-Rachel Buehler, 6 Stephanie Lopez, 8-Stephanie Logterman, 9Kerri Hanks (46: 15-Megan Rapinoe), 10-Angela Woznuk (32: 16-Stephanie Kron) (55: 4-Nikki Krzysik), 11-Rebecca Sauerbrunn, 12-Yael Averbuch, 13-Alexa Orand, 14-Kia McNeill, 20Stacy Lindstrom. Booked: none

R: Jill PROCTOR (CAN), A1: Denise ROBINSON (CAN), A2: Charlene DOUGLAS (CAN), FO: Dianne FERRIERA-JAMES (GUY) Team Statistics Goal Attempts Shots on Target Saves Fouls Committed Offsides

CRC 8 6 1 6 6

R: Maria ORTEGA (SLV), A1: Milena LOPEZ (CRC), A2: Patricia PACHECO (SLV), FO: Shane DESILVA (TRI)

TRI 3 2 2 3 2

Team Statistics Goal Attempts Shots on Target Saves Fouls Committed Offsides 15

DOM 1 0 9 2 0

USA 34 23 0 14 9

Group A - Day 2

CANADA, MEXICO SECURE SEMIFINAL SPOTS 30.05.2004: With a match date remaining in the first round, Mexico, and the host Canada secured its semifinal spots at the 2004 CONCACAF U-19 tournament after posting Group A victories in Ottawa, Ontario. Mexico defeated Jamaica 6:2 in the first game held at the Frank Clair Stadium in Ottawa. Forward Carmenita Padilla scored three times for the tricolor, while forwards Leslie Munoz, Monica Ocampo and midfielder Alexandrea Mendoza all added a goal in the win over the reggae girlz. The second encounter saw Canada topped Panama 7:0. Two goals by forward Aysha Jamani and one tally each from midfielders Amanda Cicchini, Brittany Timko, forwards Josee Belanger, Kara Lang and Jodi-Anne Robinson helped the maple leafs to the victory against the canaleras. Match #5 Ottawa, Ontario; Frank Clair Stadium (A: 500) JAMAICA – MEXICO 2:6 (1:2) Venecia REID 37’, 83’ – Carmenita PADILLA 8’, 60’, 90’; Leslie MUNOZ 35’; Alexandrea MENDOZA 53’ pen; Monica OCAMPO 87’

Match #7 Ottawa, Ontario; Frank Clair Stadium (A: 1000) CANADA – PANAMA 7:0 (3:0) Aysha JAMANI 3’, 34’; Jodi-Anne ROBINSON 31’; Josee BELANGER 51’; Kara LANG 57’; Brittany TIMKO 69’; Amanda CICCHINI 85’

JAM: 1-Tashana Taylor – 4-Nicola Pinnock (34: 6Marcille McBean), 5-Marsha Boyd Stewart, 8Julie Fearon, 9-Omolyn Davis, 10-Jodi-Ann McGregor (34: 7-Kimmia Parker), 11-Stacy-Ann Johnson, 12-Shakria Duncan, 14-Rochelle Bryan, 15-LaToya Panton-17-Venecia Reid. Booked: McGregor 18’, Boyd Stewart 65’ MEX: 1-Paola Martinez, 3-Nancy Gutierrez, 4Cynthia Torres (65: 2-Ana Galindo), 8-Carmenita Padilla, 9-Christine Nieva, 10-Rebecca Juarez, 11-Monica Ocampo, 15-Janet Sandovall, 16Alexandrea Mendoza, 17-Leslie Munoz, 18Lourdes Gordillo (82: Devinder Vega). Booked: none

CAN: 1-Stacey Van Boxmeer – 2-Katie Radchuck, 3-Marie-Emile Perrault-Morier, 8-Veronique Maranda, 11-Josee Belanger (79: 9-Lisa Collison), 13-Jodi-Anne Robinson, 14-Aysha Jamani (63: 7-Amanda Cicchini), 15-Kara Lang, 16-Katie Thorlakson, 17-Brittany Timko (83: 4Caroline Vanderpool), 18-Sari Raber. Booked: Maranda 90’ PAN: 1-Laila Fuertes – 2-Ninoska Hurtado, 4Ericka Contreras, 5-Lucrecia Bustamante, 6Sumara Samuels, 7-Yorden Perez, 8-Maxima Gonzales, 9-Amarelis DeMera, 14-Kesiah Wattey, 15-Ruth Romero (45: 13-Milagros DeLeon), 16Nayeli Machado (57: Lisbeth Davis). Booked: Bustamante 36’, Gonzales 48’, Samuels 90’

R: Shane DESILVA (TRI), A1: Cindy MOHAMMED (TRI), A2: Patricia PACHECO (SLV), FO: Maria ORTEGA (SLV) Team Statistics Goal Attempts Shots on Target Saves Fouls Committed Offsides

JAM 13 7 2 19 3

R: Erica VARGAS (CRC), A1: Karalee SUTTON (USA), A2: Paulette RILEY (JAM), FO: Keri SEITZ (USA)

MEX 13 8 5 16 4

Team Statistics Goal Attempts Shots on Target Saves Fouls Committed Offsides

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CAN 21 18 3 10 3

PAN 3 3 11 7 1

Group B - Day 2

COSTA RICA & USA CLAIM SEMIFINAL BERTHS 30.05.2004: Costa Rica and USA claimed semifinal berths, with a match date remaining in the first round at the CONCACAF U-19 Tournament with wins in Group B against, Dominican Republic and Trinidad & Tobago, respectively in Montreal, Quebec. Costa Rica bla nked the Dominican Republic 11:0 in the first encounter at Molson Stadium. Three goals by forward Maciel Chacon, two by forward Shirley Cruz and one each from midfielders Amanda Esquivel, Miriam Montes, Jocelyn Rios, Ivonne Rodriguez, forwards Karla Villalobos and Amara Wilson led the ticas to the victory against the dominicanas. In the second match, the USA defeated Trinidad & Tobago 11:1. Forward Kerri Hanks led the stars & stripes offence with four goals, forward Bristyn Davis had two, while defender Rachel Buehler, midfielder Yael Averbuch and forward Angela Woznuk all scored in the victory over the soca princesses. Match #6 Montreal, Quebec; Molson Stadium (A: 200) COSTA RICA – DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 11:0 (4:0) Karla VILLALOBOS 2’; Jocelyn RIOS 9’; Maciel CHACON 14’, 65’, 74’; Shirley CRUZ 37’, 60’; Amanda ESQUIVEL 58’; Amara WILSON 77’; Miriam MONTES 87’; Ivonne RODRIGUEZ 90’

Match #8 Montreal, Quebec; Molson Stadium (A: 500) USA – TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 11:1 (4:0) Yael AVERBUCH 8’; Angela WOZNUK 10’; Kerri HANKS 39’, 67’, 85’, 90’; OG 29’, 77’; Bristyn DAVIS 50', 64’; Rachel BUEHLER 73’ – Kennya CORDNER 86’

CRC: 18-Yirlania Arroyo Fonseca – 3-Vanessa Rojas, 4-Daniela Serrut, 5-Monica Salazar (46: Betsy Bustos), 6-Miriam Montes, 8-Jocelyn Rios, 10-Shirley Cruz (64: 14-Jennifer Jimenez), 11Maciel Chacon, 13-Ivonne Rodriguez, 15-Amanda Esquivel, 16-Karla Villalobos (56: Amara Wilson). Booked: none DOM: 1-Heidy Salazar (12-Arlen Guerrero) – 2Jiselly Rodriguez, 4-Ana Diaz, 6-Denny Nunez (20: 5-Niurka Hernandez), 7-Marlin Rosado, 9Yolanda Osana Valerio, 10-Yohanna Santelis, 15Leonela Mojica, 18-Dahiana Joseph Lorenzo, 19Yadirsa Fernandez, 20-Ana Brendaly Frias (66: Esmerlyn Garcia). Booked: Nunez 13', A. Diaz 43’, Lorenzo 73’, Sent off: Lorenzo 75’

USA: 18-Ashlyn Harris (62: 1-Kelsey Davis) – 3Rachel Buehler, 4-Nikki Krzysik, 6-Stephanie Lopez, 7-Bristyn Davis, 8-Stephanie Logterman, 9-Kerri Hanks, 10-Angie Woznuk (46: 20-Stacy Lindstrom), 11-Becky Sauderbrunn, 12-Yael Averbuch (46: 19-Chioma Igwe), 15-Megan Rapinoe. Booked: Krzysik 48’, Logterman 90’ TRI: 1-Gail-Ann Thomas – 2-Ayana Russell, 3-Kia Rigsby, 5-Katrina Meyer, 6-Jemilia Mathlin (61: 4-Anastasia Prescott), 8-Nadia James, 10Dernelle Mascall, 11-Aveann Douglas, 13-Afiya Castle (76: 14-Tandia Taylor), 16-Shurell Burton, 17-Kermica Alexander (76: 15-Kennya Cordner). Booked: none R: Arlene TROYA (PAN), A1: Jackeline SAEZ (PAN), A2: Rita MUNOZ (MEX), FO: Virginia TOVAR (MEX)

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Group A - Day 3

CANADA WINS GROUP A TITLE 01.06.2004: The host Canada claimed the Group A title after a 3:0 victory over second-place finisher Mexico in the conclusion of the 2004 CONCACAF U-19 Tournament First Round in Ottawa, Ontario. Forward Josee Belanger opened the scoring for the maple leafs in the first half at the Frank Clair Stadium, while defender Emily Zurrer added consecutive goals in the second stanza for the victory over the tricolor. Canada also became the only team in the tournament to win all its first round games. In an earlier encounter, Panama topped Jamaica 2:0 to close out its participation in Group A. Goals by forwards Yohan Rodriguez and Amarelis DeMera in the 36th and 85th minutes, respectively, led the canaleras to the win against the reggae girlz. Match #9 Ottawa, Ontario; Frank Clair Stadium (A: 200) PANAMA – JAMAICA 2:0 (1:0) Yohan RODRIGUEZ 36’; Amarelis DEMERA 85’

Match #11 Ottawa, Ontario; Frank Clair Stadium (A: 1000) CANADA – MEXICO 3:0 (1:0) Josee BELANGER 31’; Emily ZURRER 63’, 66’

PAN: 1-Laila Fuertes – 2-Ninoska Hurtado, 4Ericka Contreras, 5-Lucrecia Bustamante (61: 15-Ruth Romero), 6-Sumara Samuels, 7-Yorden Perez, 8-Maxima Gonzalez, 10-Lisbeth Davis, 11Yohan Rodriguez, 13-Milagros De Leon (52: 9Amarelis DeMera), 14-Kesiah Wattley (45: 17Karina Barahona). Booked: M. De Leon 31’ JAM: 1-Tashana Taylor – 4-Nicola Pinnock (45: 6Marcille McBean), 5-Marsha Boyd Stewart, 7Kimmia Parker, 8-Julie Fearon, 9-Omalyn Davis, 10-Jodi-Ann McGregor, 11-Stacy Ann Johnson, 14-Rochelle Bryan (63: 12-Sharika Duncan), 15LaToya Panton (84: 19-Christina Murray), 17Venecia Reid. Booked: Pinnock 20’, Parker 34’

CAN: 1-Stacey Van Boxmeer – 2-Katie Radchuk, 5-Emily Zurrer, 7-Amanda Cicchini, 8-Veronique Maranda (70: 13-Jodi-Anne Robinson), 11-Josee Belanger, 14-Aysha Jamani (74: 4-Caroline Vanderpool), 15-Kara Lang, 16-Katie Thorlakson, 17-Brittany Timko (70: 10-Selenia Iacchelli), 18Sari Raber. Booked: Timko 10’, Thorlakson 72’ MEX: 1-Paola Martinez – 2-Ana Galindo (60: 5Devinder Vega), 3-Nancy Gutierrez, 6-Maria Valdez, 8-Carmenita Padilla, 10-Rebecca Juarez, 11-Monica Ocampo, 15-Janet Sandoval, 16Alexandrea Mendoza (45: 9-Christine Nieva), 17Leslie Munoz, 18-Lourdes Gordillo. Booked: none R: Keri SEITZ (USA), A1: Paulette RILEY (JAM), A2: Karalee SUTTON (USA), FO: Shane DESILVA (TRI)

R: Maria ORTEGA (SLV), A1: Patricia PACHECO (SLV), A2: Milena LOPEZ (CRC), FO: Erica VARGAS (CRC) Team Statistics Goal Attempts Shots on Target Saves Fouls Committed Offsides

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Group B - Day 3

USA EARNS GROUP B CROWN WITH TIE AGAINST COSTA RICA 01.06.2004: The defending FIFA U-19 World Champion USA was held to a 0:0 tie by Costa Rica at the Molson Stadium in Montreal, Quebec. The draw gave the stars & stripes first-place over the ticas in Group B on goal difference (+24 to +14). The scoreless result also snaps the USA’s 11-game winning streak that includes U19 CONCACAF Qualifying and FIFA World Championship matches. In another match in Montreal, Trinidad & Tobago concluded Group B play edging the Dominican Republic 2:1. Midfielder Shurell Burton gave the soca princesses a 1:0 lead in the opening 13 minutes of the game, but forward Yohanna Santelis leveled the score (1:1) for the dominicanas in the 45th minute-mark. Forward Kennya Cordner scored the game-winner for Trinidad & Tobago a few minutes later for the 2:1 final. Match #10 Montreal, Quebec; Molson Stadium (A: 30) TRINIDAD & TOBAGO – DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2:1 (2:1) Shurell BURTON 13’; Kennya CORDNER 45’+ – Yohanna SANTELIS 45’

Match #12 Montreal, Quebec; Molson Stadium (A: 100) USA – COSTA RICA 0:0 USA: 18-Ashlyn Harris – 3-Rachel Buehler, 5Sheree Gray (70: 13-Alexa Orand), 6-Stephanie Lopez (83: 4-Nikki Krzysik), 8-Stephanie Logterman, 10-Angela Woznuk, 11-Rebecca Sauerbrunn, 12-Yael Averbuch, 14-Kia McNeill, 15-Megan Rapinoe (13: 16-Stephanie Kron), 20Stacy Lindstrom. Booked: none CRC: 18-Yirlania Arroyo – 5-Monica Salazar, 6Mariam Montes, 7-Kandy Mendoza (46: 9-Amora Wilson), 10-Shirley Cruz (79: 4-Daniela Serrut), 11-Maciel Chacon, 13-Ivonne Rodriguez, 14Jennifer Jimenez, 15-Amanda Esquivel (86: 12Betsy Bustos), 16-Karla Villalobos, 17-Laura Sanchez. Booked: Salazar 55’

TRI: 1-Gail-Ann Thomas – 2-Ayana Russell, 3-Kia Rigsby, 4-Anastasia Prescott, 5-Katrina Meyer, 6Jemilia Mathlin, 8-Nadia James (46: 7-Niasha Reyes), 9-Maylee Attin-Johnson, 11-Aveann Douglas, 13-Afiya Castle, 16-Shurell Burton (35: 15-Kennya Cordner) (78: 10-Dernell Mascall). Booked: none DOM : 1-Heidy Salazar – 2-Jiselly Rodriguez, 4Ana Diaz, 5-Niurka Hernandez, 9-Yolanda Osana Valerio, 10-Yohanna Santelis, 11-Davilayda Uribe (58: 8-Rainelsa Peralta), 13-Maria Mojica (42: 17-Esmerlyn Garcia), 14-Oliva Santana (31: 15Leonela Mojica), 19-Yadirsa Fernandez, 20-Ana Brendaly Frias. Booked: none

R: Virginia TOVAR (MEX), A1: Denise ROBINSON (CAN), A2: Charlene DOUGLAS (CAN), FO: Dianne FERREIRA-JAMES (GUY)

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Semifinals - Day 4

CANADA & USA QUALIFY TO 2004 FIFA U-19 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 04.06.2004: Canada and USA qualified to the 2004 FIFA U-19 Women’s World Championship, by advancing to the CONCACAF tournament finals, after posting semifinal victories in Montreal. This is the second consecutive time that the maple leafs and stars & stripes qualify to a FIFA U-19s, with the 2004 competition scheduled to take place in Thailand from 10-27 November. Canada and USA booked their tickets to Thailand after eliminating Costa Rica and Mexico, respectively in the semifinals of the CONCACAF U-19 Final Round Qualification. The stars & stripes defeated the tricolor 6:0 in the first semifinal at Molson Stadium, while in the second encounter the maple leafs posted a 4:0 victory over the ticas. Forward Angela Woznuk led the USA offence with three goals, while forward Kerri Hanks scored twice and midfielder Stephanie Kron added another in the win. Canada got tallies from midfielders Veronique Maranda, Brittany Timko, defender Emily Zurrer and forward Aysha Jamani in the victory. Match #13 Montreal, Quebec; Molson Stadium (A: 500) USA – MEXICO 6:0 (4:0) Angela WOZNUK 4’, 24’, 26’; Kerri HANKS 37’, 80’; Stephanie KRON 90’

Match #14 Montreal, Quebec; Molson Stadium (A: 2354) CANADA – COSTA RICA 4:0 (3:0) Veronique MARANDA 24’; Brittany TIMKO 27’; Emily ZURRER 37’; Aysha JAMANI 87’

USA: 18-Ashlyn Harris – 3-Rachel Buehler, 4-Nikki Krzysik (45: 12-Yael Averbach), 5-Sheree Gray (72: 14-Kia McNeill), 6-Stephanie Lopez, 8Stephanie Logterman (45: 16-Stephanie Kron), 9-Kerri Hanks, 10-Angela Woznuk, 11-Rebecca Sauerbrunn, 13-Alexa Orand, 20-Stacey Lindstrom. Booked: Orand 20’ MEX: 1-Paola Martinez – 2-Ana Galindo, 3-Nancy Gutierrez, 5-Devinder Vega, 6-Maria Valdez, 8Carmenita Padilla, 10-Rebecca Juarez, 11Monica Ocampo, 13-Jessica Torres (29: 9Christine Nieva), 16-Alexandra Mendoza (63: 15Janet Sandoval), 18-Lourdes Gordillo. Booked: Valdez 37’

CAN: 1-Stacey Van Boxmeer – 2-Katie Radchuk, 5-Emily Zurrer (45: 3- Marie-Emilie Perrault), 7Amanda Cicchini, 8-Veronique Maranda (57: 10Selenia Iacchelli), 11-Josee Belanger, 14-Aysha Jamani, 15-Kara Lang, 16-Katie Thorlakson (44: 13-Jodi-Anne Robinson), 17-Brittany Timko, 18Sari Raber. Booked: none CRC: 18-Yirlania Arroyo – 3-Vanessa Rojas (35: 8Jocelyn Rios), 5-Monica Salazar, 6-Marian Montes, 9-Amara Wilson, 11-Maciel Chacon (50: 7-Kandy Mendoza), 13-Ivonne Rodriguez, 14Jennifer Jimenez, 15-Amanda Esquivel Flores, 16-Karla Villalobos, 17-Laura Sanchez. Booked: Jimenez 19’, Montes 80’

R: Maria ORTEGA (SLV), A1: Charlene DOUGLAS (CAN), A2: Paulette RILEY (JAM), FO: Shane DESILVA (TRI)

R: Virginia TOVAR (MEX), A1: Kara Lee SUTTON (USA), A2: Patricia PACHECO (SLV), FO: Dianne FERREIRA-JAMES (GUY)

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Finals - Day 5

CANADA WINS 2004 U-19 CROWN; COSTA RICA FINISHES THIRD 06.06.2004: Canada won the CONCACAF Under-19 Women’s Championship after defeating the USA 2:1 in overtime in the 2004 final held in at the Frank Clair Stadium in Ottawa, Ontario. After a 1:1 tie at the end of regulation in the CONCACAF U-19 Finale, forward Josee Belanger scored the winning goal for the maple leafs with two minutes remaining in the second overtime period for the 2:1 final score over the stars & stripes. Canada got on the board first in the opening three minutes of the match with a goal by forward Aysha Jamani, but the USA got the equaliser in the 42nd minute-mark with a tally from the tournament’s leading scorer, forward Kerri Hanks. The result ends the stars & stripes’ 13-game unbeaten streak in U-19 CONCACAF Qualifying and FIFA World Championship matches. In the third-place match, Costa Rica posted a 4:3 victory over Mexico in Ottawa. The ticas opened the scoring in the 20th minute with a goal by forward Amara Wilson, but forward Monica Ocampo leveled the match eight minutes later. The tricolor took a 2:1 lead just before halftime at the 40th minute-mark with a goal from defender Maria Valdez. After midfielder Mariam Montes equalised for Costa Rica in the 66th minute, forward Christine Nieva gave Mexico a 3:2 advantage two minutes later. Montes notched her second goal of the match in the 80th minute for a 3:3 score and then three minutes later midfielder Laura Sanchez hit the game-winner for the ticas in the 4:3 final. Match #15 Ottawa, Ontario; Frank Clair Stadium (A: 3300) MEXICO – COSTA RICA 3:4 (2:1) Monica OCAMPO 28’; Maria VALDEZ 40’; Christine NIEVA 68’ – Amara WILSON 20’; Mariam MONTES 66’, 80’; Laura SANCHEZ 83’ MEX: 1-Paola Martinez – 2-Ana Galindo (86: 16Alexandrea Mendoza), 3 -Nancy Gutierrez, 5 Devinder Vega, 6 -Maria Valdez, 8 -Carmenita Padilla, 9-Christine Nieva, 10-Rebecca Juarez, 11Monica Ocampo, 17-Leslie Munoz, 18 Lourdes Gordillo. Booked: none CRC: 1-Silvia Arias – 5-Monica Salazar, 6 -Mariam Montes, 8-Jocelyn Rios (45: 7-Kandy Mendoza), 9 Amara Wilson, 11-Maciel Chacon (64: 15-Amanda Esquivel Flores), 12-Betsy Bustos, 13-Ivonne Rodriguez, 14-Jennifer Jiménez, 16-Karla Villalobos, 17-Laura Sanchez (87: 4 -Daniela Serrut). Booked: Bustos 38’, Jiménez 50’, Sanchez 83’, Montes 87’, Arias 90’, Sent off: Jiménez 87’ R: Shane DE SILVA (TRI), A1: Charlene DOUGLAS (CAN), A2: Karalee SUTTON (USA), FO: Maria ORTEGA (SLV) Team Statistics Goal Attempts Shots on Target Saves Fouls Committed Offsides

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Match #16 Ottawa, Ontario; Frank Clair Stadium (A: 3300) CANADA – USA 2:1 (1:1) (1:1) aet Aysha JAMANI 3’; Josee BELANGER 118’ – Kerri HANKS 42’ CAN: 1-Stacey Van Boxmeer – 2-Katie Radchuck, 5 Emily Zurrer, 7 -Amanda Cicchini, 8-Veronique Maranda (77: 10-Selenia Iacchelli) (115: Lisa Collison), 11-Josee Belanger, 14-Aysha Jamani (66: 13-Jodi-Anne Robinson), 15-Kara Lang, 16-Katie Thorlakson, 17-Brittany Timko, 18-Sari Raber. Booked: Robinson 75’ USA: 18-Ashlyn Harris – 3-Rachel Buehler, 4 -Nikki Krzysik (45: 12-Yael Averbuch), 5-Sheree Gray (45: 14-Kia McNeill) (116: Bristyn Davis), 6 -Stephanie Lopez, 8-Stephanie Logterman, 9 -Kerri Hanks, 10Angela Woznuk, 11-Rebecca Sauerbrunn, 13-Alexa Orand, 20-Stacy Lindstrom. Booked: none R: Dianne FERREIRA -JAMES (GUY), A1: Patricia PACHECO (SLV), A2: Paulette RILEY (JAM), FO: Virginia TOVAR (MEX) Team Statistics Goal Attempts Shots on Target Saves Fouls Committed Offsides

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PRELIMINARY QUALIFICATION CARIBBEAN ZONE 10.01.2004: Tortola, BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS; A.O. Shirley Ground (A: 100) BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS – US VIRGIN ISLANDS 0:4 (0:2) Julissa COPEMAN 24’; Krizia GRAVINA 34’, 53’, 77’ VGB: Elsa Meyers – Alex Durant (45: Donna Brown), Kezia Wattly, Amanda Emanuel, Shonovia Thomas (73: Yanick Roach), Melissa Phillips (54: Nyanza Thomas), Daresha Martin, Kinta Donovan, Naresha Martin, Melanie Truelove, Dianne O’Neal. VIR: Sheawyond Williams – Macaela Worede, Arielle Rames, Alexandra Worede, Candice Cornwall (80: Shanice Sewer), Megan Layton, Bernita Boxil, Krizia Gravina, Valerie Trahan (45: Jerissa Lake), Digna Washington (60: Nadia Submiak), Julissa Copeman. Booked: Cornwall 31’ R: Martin CHARLES (DMA)

R: Shane DE SILVA (TRI) US Virgin Islands wins 13:0 on aggregate 11.01.2004: The Valley, ANGUI LLA; James Ronald Webster Park (A: 1500) ANGUILLA – ST. LUCIA 6:1 (2:0) OG 8’, 49’; Denica NILES 44’, 65’, Melesa ANDERSON 54’; Shanella BROWNE 85’ – Ellaisa MARQUIS 67’ AIA: Ketusah Caines – Jaynelle Lake, Denica Niles, Vernessa Bradley (75: Audra Rogers), Melesa Anderson, Melissa Carty, Clardeena Richardson (86: Shelissa Williams), Karisa Lake, Kenica Barry, Monique Carty, Glenicia Richardson (60: Shanella Browne). LCA: Veronique Lamontagne (71: Nicka Popo) – Kezia Sonny (59: Sherma Victor), Marly Sadoo, Fana Alzette, Tressa Joseph, Zina Gabriel, Gabrielle Faulkner (20: Linda Mathurin), Ellaisa Marquis, Petra Augustin, Mindy Louis, Dense Charles. R: James MATTHEW (SKN)

24.01.2004: Frederickstead, St. Croix US VIRGIN ISLANDS; Paul E. Joseph Stadium (A: 250) US VIRGIN ISLANDS – BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 9:0 (2:0) Valerie TRAHAN 6’; Julissa COPEMAN 23’, 90’; Arielle RAMES 29’; Bernita BOXIL 37’; Shantel SUBNIAK 78’; Krizia GRAVINA 84’; Mackiesh TAYLOR 85’, 86’ VIR: Sheawyond Williams – Arielle Rames, Krizia Gravina, Bernita Boxil, Julissa Copeman, Macaela Worede, Alexandra Worede (58: Mackiesh Taylor), Jerissa Lake, Valerie Trahan (71: Digna Washington), Sarah Swan (46: Kaitlyn Bertolino), Shantel Subniak. VBG: Elsa Meyers – Kezia Mattly, Alex Durant, Shonovia Thomas (46: Naresha Martin), Melissa Phillips (54: Nyanza Thomas), Naresha Martin, Kinta Donovan, Melanie Truelove, Dianne O’Neal, Yanick Roach, Kimberly Mathew (75: Kia Foreman).

24.01.2004: Castries, ST. LUCIA; Mindo Phillp Park ST. LUCIA – ANGUILLA 0:4 (0:2) Vennesse BRADLEY 24’; Denecia NILES 41’; Clardeena RICARDSON 48’; Joynella LAKE 72’ LCA: Nicka Popo – Ebony Carroll (46: Linda Mathurin), Mindy Louis, Sherma Victor (57: Shantel Bartlette), Fana Alcee, Tressa Joseph, Zina Gabriel (88: Michelle Edward), Denise C harles, Petra Augustin, Elliasa Marquis, Marly Fado. AIA: Keturah Caines (Davia Hodge) – Jaynelle Lake, Denica Niles, Vernessa Bradley (Shelissa Williams), Melesa Carty, Clardeena Richardson, Shanella Browne (Keishlyn Rogers), Karisa Lake, Kenica Barry, M onique Carty. R: Mark FORDE (BRB) Anguilla wins 10:1 on aggregate

First Round

Series 1 08.02.2004: The Valley, ANGUILLA; James Ronald Webster Park ANGUILLA – TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 0:5 (0:2) Jemilia MATHLIN 18’; Maylee ATTIN-JOHNSON 35’, 48’, 60’, 69’ AIA: Keturah Caines – Jaynelle Lake, Denica Niles (82: Kibian Richardson), Monique Carty, Clardeena Richardson, Vernessa Bradley (56: Shelissa Williams), Melissa Carty, Melesa Anderson, Shanella Browne (44: Glenicia Richardson), Karisa Lake, Kenica Barry. TRI: Gail Ann Thomas – Ayanna Russell, Katrina Meyer, Jemilia Mathlin, Niasha Reyes, Nadia James, Maylee Attin-Johnson, Dernelle Mascall (56: Kenya Cordner), Kia Rigsby (82: Kermica Alexander), Anastasia Prescott (73: Tandia Taylor). R: Dianne-FERREIRA-JAMES (GUY) 22

15.02.2004: Port of Spain, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO; Marvin Lee Stadium (A: 1200) TRINIDAD & TOBAGO – ANGUILLA 12:0 (7:0) Aveann DOUGLAS 6’, 15’, 87’; Maylee ATTIN-JOHNSON 12’, 20’, 34’; Dernelle MASCALL 27’; Jemilia MATHLIN 36’; OG 54’, 85’; Sherva CHARLES 78’; Ayanna RUSSELL 89’ TRI: Gail Ann Thomas – Ayanna Russell, Katrina Meyer, Jemilia Mathlin, Niasha Reyes (57: Raycine Clarke), Nadia James (74: Sherva Charles), Maylee Attin-Johnson (58: Kermica Alexander), Dernelle Mascall, Aveann Douglas, Kia Rigsby, Anastasia Prescott. AIA: Keturah Caines – Jaynelle Lake, Denica Niles (80: Glenicia Richardson), Vernessa Bradley (84: Tahira Banks), Melesa Anderson, Melissa Carty, Clardeena Richardson, Shanella Browne (46: Audra Rogers), Karisa Lake, Kenica Barry, Monique Carty. R: Varnette LAING (BAH) Trinidad & Tobago wins 17:0 on aggregate Series 2 13.02.2004: Paramaribo, SURINAM; Dr. I Franklin Esseo Stadium (A: 950) SURINAM – DOMINICA 4:0 (3:0) Malissa SAKRAMA 1’, 45’; Aisa SMIT 25’, 87’ SUR: Lorraine Dompig – Rowena Taweroc, Elenoor Wisch, Debora Jeso, Sareja Yakaoemo, Saresa, Jefta Plato, Kimberly Pinas, Lucretia Hasseinook, Natalie Benjamin, Aisa Smit, Malissa Sacrama. DMA: Crystal Lockhart – Alicia Pierre-Louis (68: Sheena Bazil), Medita Toussaint, Nadege Victor, Carissa Dangleben, Nicala Jean-Jacques, Hannah Samuel, Kaya Kuatois, Halima Lockhart, Kimberly Barry (60: Keya Shillingforo), Phylicia Williams (80: Chelsea Frampton). Booked: C. Lockhart 38’ R: Cassie MOORE (TRI) 15.02.2004: Paramaribo, SURINAM ; Dr. I Franklin Esseo Stadium (A: 1200) DOMINICA – SURINAM 1:6 (1:2) Kimberly BARRY 9’ – Loraine DOMPIG 15’; Aisa SMIT 27’, 47’, 68’; Danilla ROLDER 85’; Elenoor WISCH 89’ DMA: Crystal Lockhart – Nicala Jean-Jacques, Medita Toussaint, Nadege Victor, Carissa Dangleben, Kaya Kuatois, Hannah Samuel, Halima Lockhart, Krista Prosper (68: Ania Prosper), Kimberly Barry (60: Sheena Basil), Chelsea Frampton (71: Phylicia Williams). SUR: Lorraine Dompig – Elenoor Wisch, Debora Jeso, Rowena Taweroc, Natalie Benjamin , Jefta Plato (76: Daniella Rolder), Lucretia Hasseinook, Aisa Smit, Malissa Sacrama (68: Cherrilyn Alimquenadi), Sareja Yakaoemo, Onica Tol (80: Xiomara Dompig). R: Cassie MOORE (TRI) Surinam wins 10:1 on aggregate Series 3 13.02.2004: Georgetown, CAYMAN ISLANDS; Truman Bodden Sports Complex (A: 2500) JAMAICA – CAYMAN ISLANDS 9:0 (4:0) Tashana VINCENT 14’; Venicia REID 25’, 38’, 44’, 58’, 71’; OG 67’; Omalyn DAVIS 84’; Sheree MARROW 87’ JAM: Paula Jackson – Venicia Reid, Philisha Lewis, Natalya Manyan, Stacy-Ann Johnson, Carla Chambers (46: Sheree Marrow), Jody-Ann McGregor, Rochelle Bryan (63: Soman Peta-Gay), Tashana Vincent (73: Parker Kimmia), Julie Fearon, Omalyn Davis. CAY: Sade Wood – Rebecca Bush (Yorkida Gordon Zayas), Shakeina Bush, Janice Parchment, Chenara Ebanks (Loretta Ramos Bodden), Sasha Barnes, Justina Hurlston, Katrina Thompson, Janique Samson, Priscilla Connor, Meisha Gordon (Shenel Gall). Booked: Parchment 80’ R: Dianne FERREIRA-JAMES (GUY) 15.02.2004: Georgetown, CAYMAN ISLANDS; Truman Bodden Sports Complex (A: 3000) CAYMAN ISLANDS – JAMAICA 0:5 (0:2) Tashana VINCENT 18’; Omalyn DAVIS 34’; Sheree MARROW 53’; OG 56’; Sheree MARROW 63’ CAY: Sade Wood – Janice Parchment, Janique Samson, Priscilla Connor, Katrina Thompson (85: Erika Webs ter), Sasha Barnes, Yorkidia Gordon, Justina Hureston, Meisha Gordon (68: Ariela Smith), Shakeina Bush, Kimberly Rotta (71: Rebecca Bush). Booked: Gordon 15’ JAM: Paula Jackson – Philisha Lewis, Natalya Manyan (64: Nicole Pinnock), Jody -Ann McGregor (75: Rochelle Bryan), Tashana Vincent, Julie Fearon, Omalyn Davis, LaToya Panton, Sheree Marrow, Yolanda Hamilton (46: Venicia Reid), Soman Peta-Gay. R: Dianne FERREIRA-JAMES (GUY) Jamaica wins 14:0 on aggregate 23

Series 4 08.02.2004: Caguas, PUERTO RICO; M illan Clara Stadium (A: 750) PUERTO RICO – ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES 4:0 (3:0) OG 33’; Tania GUADELUPE 34’; Yanira RODRIGUEZ 44’; Silvia LUGO 74’ PUR: Sheila Rodríguez (77: Amanda Sanfiorenzo) – Silvia Lugo, Kelsey Worth, Ileim Colón, Cynthia Marrero, M ara Serrano, Samantha Mestre, Yanitza Pagan, Tania Guadelupe, Yanira Rodríguez (82: Antonella Senorelle), Tavania Espinosa (59: Rosita Rios). VIN: Asha Richards – Kendra Providence, Alicia Pilgrim, Roxanne Hannaway (86: Anne Grant), Coreen Yorke, Annashime Arthur, Kitisha Primus (80: Matika Ferdinand), Samantha Corrington, Karrel Simmons (56: Kamala Alleyne), Akaira Samuel, Casi Anne Cupid. R: Varnette LAING (BAH) 22.02.2004: Kingstown, ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES; Arnos Vale Stadium ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES – PUERTO RICO 0:5 (0:2) Yanira RODRIGUEZ 27’, 87’; Rosita RIOS 47’, 61’. 67’ VIN: Asha Richards – Annashime Arthur, Samantha Corrington, Casi Anne Cupid, Roxanne Hannaway, Alicia Pilgrim (Anne Grant), Kitisha Primus (Mishka Quasmie), Kendra Providence (Matika Ferdinand), Kamala Alleyne, Akaira Samuel, Coreen Yorke. Booked: Alleyne 14’ PUR: Sheila Rodríguez – Kelsey Worth, Mara Serrano (Ana Guzmán), Ileim Colón, Cynthia Marrero, Francesca Konig, Tania Guadelupe, Yanitza Pagan, Yanira Rodríguez, Tavania Espinosa (Rosita Rios) Silvia Lugo (Maria Lugo). Booked: M. Lugo 77’ R: Cassie MOORE (TRI) Puerto Rico wins 9:0 on aggregate Series 5 BAHAMAS – HAITI (Haiti withdrew, Bahamas advances) Series 6 29.02.2004: Castleburk, US VIRGIN ISLANDS; St. Croix Educ ational Complex US VIRGIN ISLANDS – DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 2:3 (0:2) Mackiesh TAYLOR 73’; Coral MEGAHY 90’+ – Luz PAULINO 13’; Yadirsa FERNANDEZ 19’; Claudia HENRIQUEZ 75’ VIR: Sheawyond Williams – Macaela Worede, Arielle Rames, Candace Cornwall (85: Jamaris C arrasco), Jerissa Lake (73: Alexandra Worede), Shantel Subniak, Bernita Boxil, Coral Megahy, Digna Washington (76: Sissel Holloway), Julissa Copeman, Mackiesh Taylor. Booked: Copeman 33’, Boxil 50’ DOM: Heidy Salazar – Odaliza Diaz, Dahiana Joseph, Jiseli Rodriguez, Lednela Motica, Elenisa Pichardo (77: Ana Frias Quiterio), Yolanda Valerio, Yadursa Fernandez, Luz Paulino, Oliva Santana (50: Raynelsa Peralta), Claudia Henriquez. Booked: Motica 40’, Diaz 70’, Paulino 85’ R: Cassie MOORE (TRI) 07.03.2004: Santo Domingo, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC; Estadio Olimpico (A: 200) DOMINICAN REPUBLIC – US VIRGIN ISLANDS 2:0 (1:1) Oliva SANTANA 34’; Claudia HENRIQUEZ 50’ DOM: Heidy Salazar – Odaliza Diaz, Dahiana Joseph, Jiseli Rodriguez, Lednela Motica, Raynelsa Peralta (52: Ana Frias Quiterio), Yolanda Valerio, Yadursa Fernandez, Luz Paulino, Oliva Santana (62: Elenisa Pichardo), Claudia Henriquez. VIR: Sheawyond Williams – Macaela Worede, Candace Cornwall (85: Jamaris Carrasco), Jerissa Lake (32: Mackiesh Taylor), Krizia Gravina (83: Sissel Holloway) Shantel Subniak, Bernita Boxil, Coral Megahy, Digna Washington, Julissa Copeman (46: Alexandra Worede). R: Varnete LAING (BAH) Dominican Republic wins 5:2 on aggregate

Second Round Winners advance to CONCACAF U-19 Final Round

Series A 13.03.2004: Macoya, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO; Marvin Lee Stadium TRINIDAD & TOBAGO – SURINAM 2:1 (0:0) Kenya CORDNER 62’; Maylee ATTIN-JOHNSON 68’ – Aisa SMITH 90’ TRI: Gail Ann Thomas – Ayanna Russell, Katrina Meyer, Kermica Alexander, Lindsay Deslaurier s (62: Shanelle Warrick), Jemilia Mathlin (78: Tandia Taylor), Nadia James, Maylee Attin-Johnson, Dernelle Mascall (62: Kenya Cordner), Aveann Douglas, Kia Rigsby. SUR: Lorraine Dompig – Rowena Taweroe (85: Xiomara Dompig), Eleonoor Wish, Ruth Jeso, Charis sa Jakaoemo, Melissa Sakrama, Lucretta Hasselnook, Aisa Smit, Nathalie Benjamin, Jefta Plato, Onica Tol (79: Kemberly Pinas). Booked: R. Jeso 8’ R: Dianne FERREIRA-JAMES (GUY) 24

21.03.2004: Paramaribo, SURINAME; Dr. F. E. Essedstadium (A: 2600) SURINAM – TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 0:5 (0:3) Maylee ATTIN-JOHNSON 13’, 27’; Dernelle MASCALL 35’; Aveann DOUGLAS 58’, 68’ SUR: Lorraine Dompig – Towena Tewaroe, Eleonoor Wish, Deborah Jeso, Charissa Jakaoemo, Melissa Sakrama, Aisa Smit, Nathalie Benjamin, Jefta Plato, Kimb erly Pinas, Lucretie Hasselnook (59: Onica Tol). TRI: Gail Ann Thomas – Katrina Meyer, Ayanna Russell (65: Afiya Castle), Kia Rigsby, Anastasia Prescott, Nadia James, Dernelle Mascall, Jemilia Mathlin, Maylee Attin-Johnson (69: Kennya Cordner), Aveann Doug las, Niasha Reyes (20: Lindsay Deslauriers). Booked: Attin-Johnson 43’, James 73’ R: Dianne FERREIRA-JAMES (GUY) Trinidad & Tobago wins 7:1 on aggregate Series B 21.03.2004: Caquas, PUERTO RICO; Parque Millan Clara PUERTO RICO – JAMAICA 0:11 (0:6) Tashana VINCENT 19’, 21’; Venecia REID 23’, 34’, 37’, 46’, 70’, 83’; Jodiann MCGREGORI 65’; Petagaye SOMAN 73’; Sheree MARROW 81’ PUR: Sheila Rodríguez – Kelsey Worth, Cynthia Marrero, Ileim Colón, Mara Serrano, Francesca Konig, Tania Guadalupe, Silva Lugo, Yanit za Pagán (54: Cristina Rodríguez), Yanira Rodríguez (48: Antonella Señorele), Tavania Espinosa (51: Alexandra Negrón). Booked: Guadalupe 54’ JAM: Paula Jackson – Natalyan Manyan, Julie Feron, Carla Chambers, Stacy-Ann Johnson (54: Nicola Pinnock), Latoya Panton, Jodi-Ann McGregor, Peta-Gaye Soman (70: Shakira Duncan), Rochelle Bryan, Tashana Vincent (75: Sheree Marrow), Venecia Reid. R: Shane DESILVA (TRI) 28.03.2004: Kingston, JAMAICA; Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex (A: 1500) JAMAICA – PUERTO RICO 6:0 (4:0) Tashana VINCENT 10’; Carla CHAMBERS 21’; Venecia REID 31’, 34’; Shakira DUNCAN 66’; Rochelle BRYAN 72’ JAM: Paula Jackson – Natalyan Manyan, Julie Feron, Carla Chambers, Latoya Panton, Jodi-Ann McGregor, PetaGaye Soman (72: Kimmia Parker), Rochelle Bryan, Tashana Vincent, Venecia Reid (60: Sharika Duncan), Nichola Pinnock (47: Sheree Marrow). PUR: Sheila Rodriquez – Cristina Rodriguez, Franchesca Konig, Tania Guadelope (80: Desiree Melendez), Antonella Senorelle, Kelsey Worth, Cynthia Marrero, Mara Serrano, Alexandra Negron (55: Diana Licalzi), Rosa Rios, Camille Delpilar (85: Ana Guzman). Booked: C. Rodríguez 61’ R: Varnette LAING (BAH) Jamaica wins 17:0 on aggregate Series C 26.03.2004: Santo Domingo, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC; Estadio Olímpico Juan Pab lo Duarte DOMINICAN REPUBLIC – BAHAMAS 1:1 (0:0) Ana Brenda FRÍAS 82’ – Gerrianne DORSETT 88’ DOM: Heydy Salazar – Ana Diaz, Leonela Mojica, Dahiana Joseph, Jiselly Rodriguez, Jadirson Fernández (24: Ana Brenda Friás), Oliva Santana, Niurra Hernández (67: Jennifer Uribe), Yolanda Valerio, Claudia Henriquez, Raynelsa Peralta (46: Dani Layda Uribe). BAH: Sherma McDonald – Kathrina Ellis, Gerrianne Dorsett, Jayde Knowles, Martyre Turnquest, Nakesha Rolle (86: Michelle Ranson), Natalia Beneby, Talitha Wood, Amanda Ritchie (46: Jennifer Lightbourn), Leandra Ferguson, Colleen Carey. R: Shane DE SILVA (TRI) 28.03.2004: Santo Domingo, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC; Estadio Olímpico Juan Pablo Duarte BAHAMAS – DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 0:1 (0:0) Ana Brenda FRÍAS 61’ BAH: Sherma McDonald – Kathrina Ellis, Martyre Turnquest, Natalia Beneby, Gerrianne Dorsett, Jayde Knowles, Leandra Ferguson, Talitha Wood, Amanda Ritchie (46: Jennifer Lightbourn), Nakesha Rolle (80: Rochelle Fowler), Colleen Carey. Booked: Martye Turnquest 26’, Talitha Wood 65’ DOM: Heydy Salazar – Ana Diaz, Dahiana Joseph, Giselle Rodríguez, Leonela Mojica, Niurra Hernández, Yolanda Valerio, Jadirson Fernández (34: Dani Layda Uribe), Erika Santana, Ana Brenda Frías, Claudia Henriquez (75: Raynelsa Peralta). Booked: Mojica 90’ R: Shane DESILVA (TRI) Dominican Republic wins 2:1 on aggregate

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CENTRAL ZONE Unión Centroamericana de Fútbol (UNCAF) Tournament - Ciudad de Panamá, Panama Top two advance to CONCACAF U-19 Final Round UNCAF Costa Rica Panama El Salvador Nicaragua

GP 3 3 3 3

W-L-T 3-0-0 2-1-0 1-2-0 0-3-0

GF:GA 24:3 16:6 3:12 4:25

NCA: Brenda Aguirre - Rosario Velásquez (46: Jessica Aguilar), Oneyda Merlo, Maribel Chavez (46: Meylin Morales), Bélgica Flores (62: Xaviera Morales), Ethel Pastrana, Wendy Cavaría, Judith Contreras, Dawny José Jarquín, Modesta Rojas, Gretchin Reyes. R: Delmy FUENTES (SLV)

PTS 9 6 3 0

26.03.2004: Estadio Rommel Fernández (A: 200) PANAMA - EL SALVADOR 4:0 (2:0) Karina BARAHONA 11’; Sumara ORTEGA 21’; Amarelis DE MERA 46’, 83’ PAN: Laila Fuertes (84: Farissa Cordoba) - Ninoska Hurtado, Irene Pineda, Lucrecia Bustamente, Sumara Ortega (52: Kestah Wattley), Yorden Pérez, Amarelis De Mera, Lisbeth Davis (78: Johan Rodríguez), Milargros De León, Ruth Romero, Karina Barahona. Booked: Hurtado 30’ SLV: Sulma Villatoro - Sandra Andrade, Ana Silvia Chicas Hernández, Patricia Pérez, Corina Ferrufino, Pamela Ramírez (75: Celenia Rodríguez), Patricia Campos Herrera, Milagro Fuentes Ramírez, Patricia León Serpas (25: Daysi Chamul), Jenny Urias Bonilla (77: Patricia Cardona), Ana Najarro. R: Liseth AGUIRRE (NCA)

24.03.2004: Estadio Rommel Fernández (A: 100) EL SALVADOR - COSTA RICA 0:6 (0:3) Amanda ESQUIVEL 7’; Shirley CRUZ 27’; Karla VILLALOBO 31’; Amara WILSON 47’; Daniela SERRUTH 49’; Carolina GUARDIA 81' SLV: Sulma Villatoro - Sandra Andrade (46: Daysi Chamul), Ana Chicas Hernández, Patricia Pérez, Corina Elena Ferrufino, Pamela Ramírez, Patricia Campos (80: Patricia Cardona), Milagro Fuentes, Mirian Patricia Leon, Jenny Urias (64: Celenia Rodríguez), Ana Najarro. Booked: Chamul 60’ CRC: Silvia Arias - Erlyn Santamaría, Mónica Salazar, Mariam Montes, Yosselyn Rios (76: Ivonne Rodríguez), Amara Wilson (59: Carolina Guardia), Shirley Cruz, Maciel Chacón (46: Daniela Serruth), Amanda Esquivel, Karla Villalobos, Laura Sánchez. Booked: Rios 54’, Santamaria 57’ R: Arlene TROYA (PAN)

28.03.2004: Estadio Rommel Fernández (A: 200) NICARAGUA - EL SALVADOR 2:3 (1:2) Modesta ROJAS 12’, 80’ - Patricia Campos HERRERA 40’; Pamela RAMÍREZ 43’, 90’+ NCA: Brenda Aguirre - Oneyda Merlo, Maribel Chávez (74: Maritza Osorio), Ethel Pastrana, Diana Lopez (56: Meylin Morales), Wendy Chavarria, Judith Contreras, Jessica Aguilar (50: Rosario Velásquez), Dawny José Jarquín, Modesta Rojas, Gretchin Reyes. SLV: Sulma Villatoro - Sandra Andrade, Ana Silvia Chicas Hernandez, Patricia Pérez, Corina Ferrufino, Pamela Ramírez, Patricia Campos Herrera (58: Patricia Cardona) (78: Marta García), Milagro Fuentes Ramírez, Daysi Chamul (61: Mirian León), Celenia Rodríguez, Ana Najero. Booked: Najero 59’ R: Arlene TROYA (PAN)

24.03.2004: Estadio Rommel Fernández (A: 100) PANAMA - NICARAGUA 9:1 (5:0) Amarelis DE MERA 10’, 12’, 41’, 75’, 83’; Lisbeth DAVIS 25’; Sumara O RTEGA 42’; OG 74’; Johan RODRÍGUEZ 80’ - Judith CONTRERAS 51’ PAN: Laila Fuertes - Ninoska Hurtado, Irene Pineda, Lucrecia Bustamante, Sumara Ortega, Yorden Pérez, Máxima Gonzalez (47: Karina Barahona), Amarelis De Mera, Lisbeth Davis (62: Kestah Wattley), Milagros De León (84: Johan Rodríguez), Ruth Romero. NCA: Cristina Villavicencio (38: Brenda Aguirre) Rosario Velásquez, Oneyda Merlo, Maribel Chavéz, Ethel Pastrana (60: Jessica Aguilar), Diana López (45: Maritza Osorio), Wendy Chavarria, Judith Contreras, Dawny Jarquin, Modesta Rojas, Gretchin Reyes. R: Erica VARGAS (CRC)

28.03.2004: Estadio Rommel Fernández (A: 200) PANAMA - COSTA RICA 3:5 (3:3) Amarelis DE MERA 7’, 12’, 29’ - Carolina GUARDIA 19’, 20’, 78’; Karla VILLALOBOS 38’, Shirley CRUZ 81’ PAN: Laila Fuertes - Ninoska Hurtado (34: Yajaira Arango) (72: Johan Rodríguez), Irene Pineda, Lucrecia Bustamante, Ruth Romero, Sumara Ortega, Yordel Pérez, Máxima González, Lisbeth Davis, Milagros De León (27: Karina Barahona), Amarelis De Mera. Booked: M. Gonzalez 10’, Hurtado 27’ CRC: Silvia Arias - Erlyn Santamaría, Daniela Serruth (Maciel Chacón, 34), Mónica Salazar, Laura Sánchez (46: Vanesa Rojas), Mariam Montes, Yosselyn Ríos, Shirley Cruz, Amanda Esquivel (78: Ivonne Rodríguez), Karla Villalobos, Carolina Guardia. Booked: Rojas 58’ R: Delmy FUENTES (SLV) Costa Rica, Panama advance to CONCACAF U-19 Final Round

26.03.2004: Estadio Rommel Fernández (A: 200) COSTA RICA - NICARAGUA 13:0 (8:0) Shirley CRUZ 6’, 15’, 49’ pen, 51’; Karla VILLALOBOS 8’, 13’, 21’, 44’; Carolina GUARDIA 30’, 41’; Amara WILSON 79’, 84’; Mónica SALAZAR 75’ CRC: Silvia Arias - Vanesa Rojas, Daniela Serruth, Monica Salazar, Mariam Montes, Carolina Guardia, Shirley Cruz (60: Amara Wilson), Ivonne Rodriguez, Amanda Esquivel (46: Maciel Chacón), Karla Villalobos, Laura Sánchez (46: Adriana Gerrero).

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2002 U-19 FINAL ROUND QUALIFICATION (TRINIDAD & TOBAGO) Group A Mexico Trinidad & Tobago Jamaica Panama 07.05.2002 07.05.2002 09.05.2002 09.05.2002 11.05.2002 11.05.2002 Group B USA Costa Rica Haiti Surinam 07.05.2002 07.05.2002 09.05.2002 09.05.2002 11.05.2002 11.05.2002

GP 3 3 3 3

J

W 2 1 0 0

L 0 1 1 1

T 1 1 2 2

GF:GA 9:7 6:9 3:4 4:7

MEXICO – JAMAICA 1:1 (0:0) TRINIDAD & TOBAGO – PANAMA 3:3 (0:1) PANAMA – MEXICO 0:3 (0:1) JAMAICA – TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 1:2 (0:1) AMAICA – PANAMA 1:1 (0:1) TRINIDAD & TOBAGO – MEXICO 1:5 (1:4) GP 3 3 3 3

W 3 2 1 0

L 0 1 2 3

T 0 0 0 0

COSTA RICA – HAITI 4:0 (3:0) USA – SURINAM 15:0 (7:0) HAITI – USA 0:5 (0:1) SURINAM – COSTA RICA 1:4 (0:2) SURINAM – HAITI 1:2 (1:1) USA – COSTA RICA 14:1 (8:0)

GF:GA 31:1 9:15 2:10 2:21

PTS 7 4 2 2 MALABAR MALABAR MALABAR MALABAR MALABAR MALABAR PTS 9 6 3 0 BACOLET BACOLET BACOLET BACOLET BACOLET BACOLET

Mexico, USA qualified to the 2002 FIFA Under-19 Women’s World Championship in Canada

AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS: Group A – Michele RICO (MEX), Group B – Jill OAKES (USA) TOP SCORERS: Group A - Teresa WORBIS (MEX) & Amarlis DEMERA (PAN), Group B – Kelly WILSON (USA) BEST GOALKEEPER: Monica FRANCO (PAN) FAIR PLAY: Group A – MEXICO, Group B - USA

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THE FINAL WORD CONCACAF DELEGATION PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE: President Executive Assistant

Jack Warner Patricia Modeste

SECRETARIAT: General Secretary Deputy General Secretary Deputy General Secretary Deputy General Secretary Deputy General Secretary

Chuck Blazer Ted Howard Jason Hughes Harold Taylor Rafael Tinoco

OTTAWA VENUE General Coordinator Match Commissioners Referee Inspectors Media Relations

Jill Fracisco Horace Reid, Rafael Salguero Sonia Denoncourt, Boni Bishop David Kent

MONTREAL VENUE General Coordinator Match Commissioners Referee Inspectors Media Relations

Marian Hynd Yolanda Camacho-Kortman, Neville Ferguson Lisle Austin, Esse Baharmast Richard Ivan

EDITOR: Steven Torres, CONCACAF Media Officer EDITORIAL ASSISTANCE: Jason Hughes GRAPHICS: Mike Maselli

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