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| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Molvin James | |||||
| George Dublin | |||||
| Kyle Matthews | |||||
| Roy Gregory | |||||
| Garfield Gonsalves | |||||
| Ranja Christian | |||||
| Winston Roberts | |||||
| Teran Williams | |||||
| Gayson Gregory | |||||
| Jamie Thomas | |||||
| Peter Byers | |||||
| Kevin Roberts | |||||
| Quentin Clarke | |||||
| Ken Pennyfeather | |||||
| Keita DeCastro | |||||
| Kerry Skepple | |||||
| Randolph Burton | |||||
| Tash Harris |
Head coach:
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Odelin Molina | ||||
| Silvio Minoso | |||||
| Yenier Marquez | |||||
| Kanier Dranguet | |||||
| Alain Cervantes | |||||
| Jaime Colome | |||||
| Reysander Fernandez | |||||
| Leonel Duarte | |||||
| Roberto Linares | |||||
| Hensy Munoz | |||||
| Araini Urqelles | |||||
| Ariel Martínez | |||||
| Luis Villegas | |||||
| Jorge Luis Clavelo | |||||
| Lazaro Alonso | |||||
| Mario Ruiz | |||||
| Yoel Colome |
Head coach:
Head coach:
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yves-Marie Clervin | |||||
| Peter Germain | |||||
| Mackorel Sampeur | |||||
| Ricardo Pierre-Louis | |||||
| Sony Norde | 27 July 1989 (aged 19) |  | |||
| Alexandre Boucicaut | |||||
| Frantz Gilles | |||||
| Pierre Richard Bruny | |||||
| Raymond Ednerson | |||||
| James Marcelin | |||||
| Mechack Jérôme | |||||
| Leonel Saint-Preux | |||||
| Watson Coriolan | |||||
| Éliphène Cadet | |||||
| Ismael Gregory | |||||
| Giuliano Philippe | |||||
| Wings Pierre-Louis | |||||
| Alain Vubert |
Head coach: Thomas Jordan
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Alvin Rouse | ||||
| GK | Adrian Chase | ||||
| Rohan Hall | |||||
| Angus Doyle | |||||
| Andre Daniel | |||||
| Dwayne McLean | |||||
| Mario Harte | |||||
| Donovan Lavine | |||||
| Barry Skeete | |||||
| Johnathan Straker | |||||
| Omar Archer | |||||
| Brian Neblett | |||||
| Riviere Williams | |||||
| Norman Forde | |||||
| Gregory Goodridge | |||||
| Jeffrey Williams | |||||
| Rommell Burgess | |||||
| John Parris |
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