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Brazil Head coach:
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
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| Leonardo Bortolini | ||||||
| Gustavo Cardoso | ||||||
| Fabio Chiuffa | ||||||
| Bruno De Santana | ||||||
| Marcos Dos Santos | ||||||
| Thiagus Dos Santos | ||||||
| Jaqson Kojoroski | ||||||
| Fernando Pacheco Filho | ||||||
| Gil Pires | ||||||
| Felipe Ribeiro | ||||||
| Renato Rui | ||||||
| Maik Santos | ||||||
| Ales Silva | ||||||
| Henrique Teixeira | ||||||
| Vinícius Teixeira |
Canada Head coach:
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
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| Zoran Basdar | ||||||
| Douglas Bennett | ||||||
| Alexis Bertrand | ||||||
| Geoffroy Bessette | ||||||
| Daniel Devlin | ||||||
| Niklas Etter | ||||||
| Sebastien Fyfe | ||||||
| Sylvain Gaudet | ||||||
| Maxime Godin | ||||||
| Ryan Homsy | ||||||
| Jonathan Leduc | ||||||
| Sean Phillips | ||||||
| Xavier Roesch | ||||||
| Danny St-Laurent | ||||||
| Mark Walder |
Chile Head coach:
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
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| Guillermo Araya | ||||||
| Felipe Barrientos | ||||||
| Rodolfo Cornejo | ||||||
| Rodrigo Diaz | ||||||
| Emil Feuchtmann | ||||||
| Erwin Feuchtmann | ||||||
| Harald Feuchtmann | ||||||
| Nicolas Jofre | ||||||
| Patricio Martinez | ||||||
| Felipe Maurin | ||||||
| Rene Oliva | ||||||
| Marco Oneto | ||||||
| Esteban Salinas | ||||||
| Rodrigo Salinas | ||||||
| Alfredo Valenzuela |
Venezuela Head coach:
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ali Barranco | ||||||
| Enmanuel Godoy | ||||||
| Jesus Guarecuco | ||||||
| Victor Lopez | ||||||
| Arturo Martinez | ||||||
| Jhonny Peñaloza | ||||||
| Ivan Perez | ||||||
| Eduardo Rodriguez | ||||||
| Raul Rodriguez | ||||||
| Drubil Silva | ||||||
| Christofer Timaure | ||||||
| Ronal Timaure | ||||||
| Emilio Tovar | ||||||
| Juan Villalobos | ||||||
| Kelwing Zambrano |
Argentina Head coach:
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gonzalo Carou | ||||||
| Federico Fernandez | ||||||
| Juan Fernandez | ||||||
| Fernando Garcia | ||||||
| Andrés Kogovsek | ||||||
| Damián Migueles | ||||||
| Federico Pizarro | ||||||
| Cristian Plati | ||||||
| Pablo Portela | ||||||
| Leonardo Querin | ||||||
| Matías Schulz | ||||||
| Diego Simonet | ||||||
| Sebastián Simonet | ||||||
| Juan Vidal | ||||||
| Federico Vieyra |
Dominican Republic Head coach:
Mexico Head coach:
| No. | Pos. | Player | Date of birth (age) | Caps | Goals | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marcial Acuña | ||||||
| Hector Aguirre | ||||||
| Alejandro Almaraz | ||||||
| Christian Bermudez | ||||||
| Victor Bernal | ||||||
| Emiliano Contreras | ||||||
| Miguel Contreras | ||||||
| Jose Garcia | ||||||
| Jorge Hurtado | ||||||
| Moises Luna | ||||||
| Adrian Romero | ||||||
| Arturo Rosas | ||||||
| Jose Sillas | ||||||
| Jose Valenzuela | ||||||
| Alan Villalobos |
United States The team that will be representing the United States in the men's tournament is as follows: [1]
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