Trinidad and Tobago begins with victory in League B | OneFootball

MIAMI – The 2025 Concacaf Boy’s Under-15 Championship continued Tuesday with eight League B matches in Aruba.

Groups C and D played their matches at Stadion CD Guillermo Trinidad in Oranjestad, Aruba. Groups E and F action took place at Stadion Centro Deportivo José Wever in Savaneta, Aruba.

Group C

Cayman Islands 1-2 Cuba

Cuba began its campaign with a 2-1 win over the Cayman Islands in Group C.

Carlos Rojas got the scoring started in the 8’ after knocking in a low cross. The Cayman Islands responded with an equalizer in the 25’ off a towering Ra’Jon Boothe header.

David Estrada scored what would be the winning goal in the 35’ for Cuba with an unreal strike from way deep to stun the keeper.

Guyana 0-5 Puerto Rico

Los Boricuas followed up their 5-nil win in the opening game with a 5-nil rout of Guyana to take command of Group C.

Captain Wilfredo Reyes was the star of the game with a brace and two assists in the win.

Puerto Rico got going with a brilliant counterattack that ended in an easy tap-in for Troy Montañez in the 13’. Their offense really got going in the second half as Marco Russo found the back of the net in the 39’ with a shot from within the box.

Reyes got on the board in the 45’ after receiving a great ball over the top and dancing past a defender to finish it off. He notched his brace in the 57’ as he used great skill to create space and finish off with a strong blast.

Russo put an exclamation on the victory with a brace of his own, scoring his second in the 68’ to close it out.

Group D

Belize 2-1 Curaçao

Belize bounced back from an opening loss with a 2-1 victory over Curaçao in Group D.

In the 28’, Jyano Rojer beat his defender on a run and slotted home a goal from a tight angle for Curaçao.

In the 62’ Deon Meighan sailed a shot over the top that deflected off the keeper’s glove and rung off the crossbar for the equalizer.

Belize then notched the winner in the 70’ from the penalty spot as Clive Medwood Jr. drilled it top corner for the dagger.

Aruba 0-4 Jamaica

The Reggae Boyz can dream with advancing after a 4-nil victory over Aruba in Group D.

Carlondo Morris finished with a brace, scoring his first in the 25’ off a high Kenrick Brown cross. His second came in the 56’ when his teammate Javier Henry evaded three defenders and fed Morris at the doorstep.

Jamaica extended its lead in the 59’ as Kelvin Brown found some space and finished near post from a tight angle. They closed out the win over the host nation with a final goal from Kyle Hussey in the 70+3’.

Group E

Antigua and Barbuda 0-2 Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago started its tournament with a 2-nil win over Antigua and Barbuda in Group E.

Aaden Jones opened the scoring in the 20’ as his strike bounced off the crossbar and into the back of the net. Antigua and Barbuda kept it close with hopes of finding an equalizer but instead it was Trinidad and Tobago that scored.

In the 66’, Adasa Richardson unleashed a rocket from distance to put the stamp on a big win in the group.

Barbados 2-3 Bermuda

The nations exchanged blows before Bermuda eventually prevailed in a hard-fought 3-2 victory.

Barbados grabbed the opening goal in the 4’ when Maleek Peters smashed in a cross despite being surrounded by defenders. They doubled the lead in the 27’ as Ricardo finished off a nice give-and-go sequence.

Bermuda cut into the deficit in stoppage time of the first half when Kaiyari Albouy used blistering pace to beat a defender to the ball and then slotted it in between the keeper’s legs.

Down by a goal with time running out, Bermuda found the equalizer in the 64’ when Jeon Wolfe calmly connected with a bouncing ball and put it in the back of the net.

It seemed like the game was bound to end in a draw, but Bermuda completed the unbelievable rally as Carter Thomas’ winner in the 70+14’ secured the crucial three points.

Group F

Saint Kitts and Nevis 0-1 Guatemala

Los Chapines solidified their spot atop Group F with a 1-nil win over Saint Kitts and Nevis.

Joshua Perez scored the lone goal, his second of the tournament, in the 29’ as a nifty flick from Josue Barrios fell perfectly to his boots for the strike.

Saint Kitts and Nevis pushed hard in the second half with a strong effort but couldn’t muster up an equalizer.

British Virgin Islands 0-4 Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic secured all three points in a4 -nil win over the British Virgin Islands.

Jose Mejia followed up his brace in the 4-nil victory over Saint Kitts and Nevis with a hat trick. He got his first in the 10’ as he knocked in a cross to open the scoring.

In the 23’, the Dominican Republic doubled their lead when Alejandro Encarnacion ripped a shot from the edge of the box and caught the keeper by surprise.

Mejia got his second goal in 35+1’ as he smashed a header off a pinpoint cross from Kamil Castillo. The No. 9 tapped in his third in the 67’ after muscling off defenders in the box.