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Shabazz names 20-man squad for Olympic Qualifier
Head Coach of the Guyana Football Federation, Jamaal Shabazz, yesterday named his 20-man squad for
Pernel Schultz
next week’s Olympic Qualifier in Antigua and Barbuda.
Guyana will play in Group 2 of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) leg of the tournament and will be joined by Aruba and Cuba, along with host Antigua.
The team will depart on Monday from the Ogle International Airport and are set to play their first game on Wednesday June 24 at 15:30 hours against Cuba, followed by a clash with Antigua on Friday June 26 and will wrap up the tournament on Sunday June 28 when they play Aruba.
All matches will be played at the Antigua Recreation Ground in St John’s.
With only one team making it out from the group, Shabazz is high on optimism of moving on in Guyana’s attempt to feature at the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil.
The full squad: Anthony Whyte and Jason Cromwell were named as the goalkeepers in the side that also includes; Daniel Whyte, Less Charles Critchlow, Joshua Brown, Clive Williams, William Europe, Sherwin Skeete, Stephan Ramsey, Jermaine Junor, Trayon Bobb, Kadell Daniel, Daniel Wilson, Leo Lovell, Kareem knights, Delon Lanferman, Jamaal Harvey, Shaquel Agard, Domini Garnet and Pernel Schultz.
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