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Golden Jaguars Concacaf Gold Cup preparations kicks off with Bermuda Camp on June 1International friendly against Bermuda on June 6
As the Guyana Senior Men’s National Team, the Golden Jaguars, prepare to make history having qualified for their first ever Concacaf Gold Cup
The Golden Jaguars during a warm down session at the GFF National Training Center prior to taking on Belize in March this year.
Competition, the team will commence preparations on June 1 with an international camp that will include two international friendly matches.
The camp begins on June 1 in Bermuda where they will come up against fellow Gold Cup debutants Bermuda in an international friendly on June 6. The Jaguars then travel to Costa Rica to continue their camp over the period June 9 – 13 and while there they will play another international friendly, this time against Caribbean powerhouse Haiti on the June 11. From Costa Rica the team travel to their base in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA, for their opening game of Concacaf Gold Cup 2019 on June 18 at the Allianz Field against defending champions USA.
The Head Coach of the Golden Jaguars, Michael Johnson, said: “We look forward to working with the squad over the coming days and weeks as we aim to build on the success of our qualification campaign. The selection process was not easy and I understand there will be disappointment amongst some players; however, I’m encouraging players, fans and the media to get behind the squad as we aim to do the people of Guyana proud. Wherever you are in the world, we the staff & players are asking you to get behind the team and enjoy this historical moment. Your country needs you!”
The Golden Jaguars were drawn in Group D of the 16-team tournament with the USA, Panama, and Trinidad and Tobago, and following their USA match will travel to Cleveland, Ohio to take on Panama on June 22 at the First Energy Stadium, then play their final group game against Caribbean Football Union rivals, Trinidad and Tobago, on June 26 at the Children’s Mercy Park in Kansas.
The Guyana 40-man roster as released by Concacaf yesterday:
No. Position Name DOB Club (Club Country)
1 Defender Quincy Adams 07.01.1989 Fruta Conquerors (Guy)
2 Defender King Solomon Austin 07.01.1986 Fruta Conquerors (Guy)
3 Forward Marcel Barrington 28.08.1995 Hampton & Richmond (Eng)
4 Midfielder Kelsey Benjamin 08.05.1999 Guyana Defence Force
5 Defender Ronayne Benjamin Marsh-Brown 13.11.1984 Peterborough Sports Fc (Eng)
6 Midfielder Brandon Beresford 15.07.1992 Peachtree City Moba (USA)
7 Midfielder Trayon Bobb 05.11.1993 Western Tigers (Guy)
8 Defender Elliot Bonds 23.03.2000 Dagenham & Redbridge (Eng)
9 Defender Matthew Briggs 06.03.1991 Maldon & Tiptree (Eng)
10 Goalkeeper Akel Clarke 25.10.1988 S.V. Walking Boyz Company (Sur)
11 Defender Samuel Cox 10.10.1990 Wealdstone (Eng)
12 Midfielder Warren Michael Creavalle 14.08.1990 Philadelphia Union (USA)
13 Midfielder Kadell Daniel 03.06.1994 Dover Athletic (Eng)
14 Midfielder Neil Danns 23.11.1982 Bury FC (Eng)
15 Defender Jordan Dover 14.12.1994 Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC (USA)
16 Midfielder Stephen Duke-Mckenna 17.08.2000 Bolton Wanderers (Eng)
17 Defender William Europe 17.09.1993 Western Tigers (Guy)
18 Forward Delroy Fraser 26.10.1983 Guyana Defence Force
19 Defender Liam Gordon 15.05.1999 Dagenham & Redbridge (Eng)
20 Defender Reiss James Greenridge 08.02.1996 Arendal Fotball (Nor)
21 Midfielder Callum Kyle Hariott 04.03.1994 Reading (Eng)
22 Forward Sheldon Holder 30.09.1991 Caledonia Aia (T&T)
23 Midfielder Anthony Lamar Jeffrey 03.10.1994 Dover Athletic (Eng)
24 Forward Curtez Kellman 06.03.1998 Guyana Defence Force
25 Forward Dellon Lanferman 04.03.1995 Den Amstel (Guy)
26 Defender Kevin Layne 01.01.1998 Guyana Defence Force
27 Forward Keanu Marqheal Marsh-Brown 10.08.1992 Newport County AFC (Eng)
28 Goalkeeper Kai Mckenzie-Lyle 13.11.1997 Liverpool (Eng)
29 Goalkeeper Alex Andrew Murray 21.11.1992 Santos (Guy)
30 Midfielder Clive Ossafa Nobrega 31.08.1989 Milerock (Guy)
31 Goalkeeper Sese Shemar Norville 05.08.2000 Milerock (Guy)
32 Forward Torell Ondaan 09.09.1993 Sc Telstar (Ned)
33 Forward Gregory Richardson 16.06.1982 Fruta Conquerors (Guy)
34 Goalkeeper Quillan Roberts 26.10.1984 Forge FC (Can)
35 Forward Pernell Schultz 07.04.1994 Western Tigers (Guy)
36 Defender Sherwin Everton Skeete 31.10.1994 Fruta Conquerors (Guy)
37 Defender David Stephens 15.05.1999 Boreham Wood (Eng)
38 Defender Terence Vancooten 29.12.1997 Stevenage (Eng)
39 Forward Emery Welshman 09.11.1991 Forge FC (Can)
40 Midfielder Daniel Wilson 01.11.1993 Western Tigers (Guy)
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