2005 UNCAF Nations Cup squads

Last updated July 23, 2024

Below are the rosters for the UNCAF Nations Cup 2005 tournament in Guatemala, from February 19 to 27, 2005.

Group A

Belize

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Club
1	1 GK	Shane Moody-Orio	August 7, 1980	Boca F.C.
2	2 DF	Albert Thurton		Kulture Yabra FC
3	2 DF	Vallan Symms		Kulture Yabra FC
4	2 DF	Dalton Eiley		Placencia Pirates
5	3 MF	Raúl Celiz		Juventus F.C.
6	3 MF	Bernard Linarez		Placencia Pirates
8	4 FW	Giovanni Celize		Verdes F.C.
9	3 MF	Norman Pipersburgh		Kulture Yabra FC
10	3 MF	Harrison Roches		Boca F.C.
12	4 FW	Trevor Lennen		Verdes F.C.
14	3 MF	Gilmore Palacio		San Diego Dolphins
15	4 FW	Víctor Morales		Boca F.C.
17	3 MF	Jorge Dorado		FC Belize
18	2 DF	Orland Lyons		Kulture Yabra FC
19	2 DF	Elroy Smith		Print Belize
20	2 DF	Jarbi Álvarez		Kulture Yabra FC
22	3 MF	Carlos Slusher		Kulture Yabra FC
23	1 GK	Woodrow West		San Isidro Eagles

Guatemala

Head coach: Ramón Maradiaga

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Club
1	1 GK	Miguel Ángel Klée		Cobán Imperial
2	2 DF	Nelson Morales		Cobán Imperial
6	2 DF	Gustavo Cabrera	December 13, 1979	CSD Comunicaciones
8	3 MF	Gonzalo Romero		CSD Municipal
9	3 MF	Carlos Castillo		CSD Municipal
10	4 FW	Edwin Villatoro		CD Suchitepéquez
11	3 MF	Guillermo Ramírez	March 26, 1978	CSD Municipal
12	3 MF	Carlos Figueroa		CSD Municipal
13	2 DF	Néstor Martínez		CSD Comunicaciones
14	3 MF	Andrés Rivera		Club Xelajú MC
15	4 FW	Juan Carlos Plata	January 1, 1971	CSD Municipal
16	4 FW	José Zacarías Antonio		Club Xelajú MC
18	3 MF	Carlos Quiñónez		CSD Comunicaciones
23	4 FW	Hernán Sandoval		CSD Comunicaciones
7	3 MF	Maynor Dávila		Aurora F.C.
21	1 GK	Paulo César Motta		CSD Municipal
3	2 DF	Ángel Sanabria		Cobán Imperial
19	2 DF	Elton Gerson Brown		Deportivo Heredia

Honduras

Head coach: José de la Paz Herrera

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Club
1	1 GK	Víctor Coello	April 10, 1974	CD Marathón
3	2 DF	Astor Henriquez		Universidad
5	2 DF	Milton Reyes	May 2, 1974	C.D. Motagua
6	2 DF	Sergio Mendoza		Real C.D. España
8	3 MF	Wilson Palacios	July 29, 1984	CD Olímpia
9	4 FW	Luis Ramírez		C.D. Victoria
10	4 FW	Wilmer Velásquez	April 28, 1972	CD Olímpia
11	4 FW	Milton Núñez	November 30, 1972	CD Marathón
12	3 MF	Elkin González		Real C.D. España
13	3 MF	Denis Ferrera		CD Marathón
15	2 DF	Darwin Pacheco		CD Marathón
16	3 MF	Walter Lopez		CD Olímpia
17	2 DF	Érick Vallecillo		Real C.D. España
19	2 DF	Mario Berrios		CD Marathón
20	2 DF	Hendry Thomas		CD Olímpia
22	1 GK	Junior Morales		Real C.D. España
23	3 MF	Iván Guerrero	November 30, 1977	Chicago Fire
2	2 DF	Carlos Morán		C.D. Victoria

Nicaragua

Head coach: Marcelo Zuleta

No.	Pos.	Player	Club
1	1 GK	Denis Espinoza	Diriangén FC
2	2 DF	Hevel Quintanilla	Diriangén FC
3	2 DF	Ezequiel Luna	Deportivo Masatepe
4	2 DF	Elvis Balladares	Deportivo Masatepe
5	2 DF	Juan Carlos Vilchez	Diriangén FC
6	2 DF	Carlos Alonso	Real Estelí
7	3 MF	Tyron Acevedo	Diriangén FC
8	3 MF	Franklin López	Diriangén FC
9	3 MF	Sergio Iván Rodríguez	Real Estelí
10	3 MF	Milton Bustos	Diriangén FC
11	4 FW	Rudel Calero	Real Estelí
12	4 FW	Armando Ismael Reyes	Diriangén FC
13	4 FW	Miguel Ángel Sánchez	Diriangén FC
14	2 DF	Eustace Martin	Parmalat FC
15	2 DF	Jaime Raúl Ruíz	Real Estelí
16	3 MF	Mario Acevedo	CSD Municipal
17	2 DF	Silvio Avilés	Diriangén FC
18	1 GK	Carlos Mendieta	Parmalat FC

Group B

Costa Rica

Head coach: Jorge Luis Pinto

No.	Pos.	Player	Club
1	1 GK	Donny Grant	Municipal Pérez Zeledón
3	2 DF	Michael Umaña	Club Sport Herediano
4	2 DF	Alexander Castro	LD Alajuelense
6	3 MF	Danny Fonseca	C.S. Cartaginés
7	4 FW	Jhonny Cubero	Comunicaciones
8	2 DF	Berny Peña	Brujas F.C.
10	3 MF	Alonso Solís	Deportivo Saprissa
11	3 MF	Jafet Soto	Club Sport Herediano
12	2 DF	Roy Miller	C.S. Cartaginés
13	3 MF	Géiner Segura	Municipal Pérez Zeledón
14	3 MF	Christián Badilla	Club Sport Herediano
15	2 DF	Junior Díaz	Club Sport Herediano
17	4 FW	Ever Alfaro	Municipal Pérez Zeledón
18	1 GK	José Francisco Porras	Deportivo Saprissa
19	3 MF	Roy Myrie	LD Alajuelense
20	2 DF	Douglas Sequeira	Deportivo Saprissa
21	4 FW	Whayne Wilson	Brujas F.C.
22	4 FW	Erick Scott	LD Alajuelense

El Salvador

Head coach: Carlos Cavagnaro

No.	Pos.	Player	Club
1	1 GK	Álvaro Misael Alfaro	Alianza FC
2	2 DF	José Rafael Tobar	ADFA La Paz
3	2 DF	Marvin González	Club Deportivo FAS
4	2 DF	Marvin Benítez	C.D. Águila
5	2 DF	Víctor Velásquez	Club Deportivo FAS
6	2 DF	Erick Dowson Prado	A.D. Isidro Metapán
7	3 MF	Cristian Álvarez	Club Deportivo FAS
8	3 MF	Emerson Umaña	Club Deportivo FAS
9	4 FW	Alexander Campos	C.D. Águila
12	2 DF	Deris Umanzor	C.D. Águila
13	3 MF	Dennis Alas	San Salvador F.C.
14	4 FW	Rudis Corrales	C.D. Águila
15	2 DF	Alexander Escobar	A.D. Isidro Metapán
16	3 MF	Isaac Zelaya	C.D. Luis Ángel Firpo
18	3 MF	Gilberto Murgas	Club Deportivo FAS
19	2 DF	Alfredo Pacheco	Club Deportivo FAS
20	4 FW	José Martínez	C.D. Luis Ángel Firpo
22	1 GK	Santos Rivera	C.D. Águila

Panama

Head coach: José Hernández

No.	Pos.	Player	Club
1	1 GK	Donaldo González	CD Marathón
2	2 DF	Joel Solanilla	Plaza Amador
3	2 DF	Luis Moreno	Tauro F.C.
4	2 DF	José Anthony Torres	CD Marathón
5	2 DF	Luis Henríquez	CD Árabe Unido
6	3 MF	Engin Mitre	Plaza Amador
7	4 FW	Blas Pérez	Deportivo Cali
8	3 MF	Gabriel Enrique Gómez	Tauro F.C.
9	4 FW	José Luis Garcés	San Francisco F.C.
10	3 MF	Julio Medina III	C.D. Águila
11	3 MF	Amílcar Henríquez	CD Árabe Unido
12	1 GK	Jaime Penedo	CD Árabe Unido
13	3 MF	Juan Ramón Solís	San Francisco F.C.
14	2 DF	Armando Gun	San Francisco F.C.
15	4 FW	Ricardo Phillips	Tauro F.C.
16	3 MF	William Aguilar	Tauro F.C.
18	4 FW	Orlando Rodríguez	Deportivo Pereira
20	2 DF	Juan Carlos Cubilla	Tauro F.C.

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