Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad & Tobago Roster:

Number	Name	Number	Name
GK		9
2		10
3		11
4		12
5		14
6		15
7		18
8		19

Coaching Staff:
Manager: Nigel Henry
Coach: Anthony Henry

Team Trinidad and Tobago USA, also known as ‘Soca Ballers’, is returning for another riveting New York Caribbean Cup Soccer Tournament. It was no surprise to see them qualify for the 2015 playoff as coach Tony Henry infused a positive, disciplined approach with his squad. While they lost their playoff game to eventual finalist Team Haiti USA 2-1, this was their first march into the playoffs in years, and their 2015 performance was very encouraging and augers well for their 2016 campaign.

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A little about the country
The Twin Island Republic is made up of Trinidad and Tobago and is an archipelagic state lying just off the coast of northeastern Venezuela and south of Grenada in the Lesser Antilles. The islands cover 1,980 square miles with Port of Spain the capital.

Trinidad and Tobago is the birthplace of calypso music and the steelpan acclaimed to be the only acoustical musical instrument invented in the 20th century. Perhaps their greatest exponent of calypso and steelpan was one Aldwin Roberts, known as Lord Kitchener on stage.

From its Carnival, “the greatest show on Earth” to Diwali “the festival of lights”, the twin island republic is a celebration of multiculturalism.

While such luminaries as Geoffrey Holder, Billy Ocean and Nicki Minaj are from the twin island, they also hold the distinction of being the smallest country to have two Miss Universe titleholders in Janelle Commissiong in 1977 and Wendy   Fitzwilliam in 1998.

Trinidadians and Tobagonians have distinguished themselves in the world of sports over the years. In 1979 they won the World Netball championship and remain the only Caribbean Country to hold that honour. It is the home of their greatest cricketer and world record holder for most test runs and most first class runs in a single innings, one Brian Charles Lara. He is the only man to score 400 runs in a single test innings and over 500 runs in a single first class match.

In 1976 Hasley Crawford put TNT on the map by winning the 100 metres at the Montreal Olympic Games. In 2012, Keshorn Walcott gave them their second individual Olympic Gold medal when he won the javelin in London.

They have been one of top soccer playing countries in the Caribbean and in 2006 remain only the second English speaking Caribbean country to qualify for the FIFA World Cup.

TNT Soca Ballers Team Manager: Nigel Henry
TNT Soca Ballers Coach: Anthony Henry

Capital: Port of Spain
President: Anthony Carmona
Prime Minister: Keith Rowley
Official Language: English
Motto: “Together we inspire, Together we achieve.”
National Flower: The Chaconia
National Birds: The Scarlet Ibis of Trinidad and the Cocrico for Tobago

2015 Trinidad and Tobago

2014 Trinidad and Tobago

Number	Name	Number	Name
GK	Marcus Maurice	9	Quame Holder
2	Jamal McLeod	10	Keston George
3	Kadeem Joseph	11	Orie Larode
4	Conrad Smith	12	Justin Gordon
5	Gherelle Francis	14	Jamal Samaroo
6	Tarik Beckles	15	Kyle Arthur
7	Kristoff John	18	Javon Gordon
8	Brandon Baird	19	Kirt Dorsett

The players are:
Front Row - Left to Right -- Anderson Garcia, Devin Holder, Ryan Seaton, Keston George, Romario Romain, Andrew Holder.
Standing - Left to Right -- Nigel Henry (Players Rep and Manager), Kurtis Seaton, Keron Doldron, Marcus Maurice, Nicholas Anderson, Ian Gray, Michael Holder, Anthony Henry (Coach).

Coaching Staff:
Manager: Nigel Henry
Coach: Anthony Henry