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USVI U-17 Men’s National Team Heads to Costa Rica for Concacaf Under-17 Qualifiers

The U.S. Virgin Islands Soccer Federation is proud to announce the participation of the USVI U-17 Men’s National Team in the upcoming 2025 Concacaf Under-17 Qualifiers in Costa Rica. 

Our young and talented squad will compete against the United States, Cuba, and St. Kitts & Nevis as they strive to make their mark on the international stage.

The team departs tomorrow for Costa Rica, with their first match scheduled for February 10, 2025. Representing the USVI with pride and determination, our players have been training tirelessly in preparation for this important tournament.

The USVI U-17 Men’s National Team roster includes Caden Cox, Ezequiel Rawlins, Kenji Nieves, Maliek Southwell, Cai Gwilliam, Taj Alexander, Nicolas Pichardo, Khafri Francios, Kimani Peters, Kallen Payne, Darnell  John, Yannic Elizee, Aaron Delsol, Bryce Richardson, Avon King, Kolebert Daisley, Matthew Day Jr., Dylan Berry,  Connor Bass, and Toryn Penders. These young athletes will be led by Head Coach Dante Nicholas, alongside  assistant coaches Raejae Joseph and Aubin Atemazem, Fitness Coach Stefan Theophilus, Physiotherapist Kirk Goldson, Equipment Manager Davie Bannis, and Goalkeeper Coach Whelan Joseph.

The USVISF extends its best wishes to our players and staff as they embark on this exciting journey. Their dedication, hard work, and commitment to representing the USVI on the regional stage is commendable.

We encourage our community, supporters, and football enthusiasts to rally behind our young team as they compete against some of the best talent in Concacaf. Stay tuned for updates, match results, and highlights as we cheer on the USVI U-17 Men’s National Team!

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