Jason Cudjoe to re-sign with W-Connection

December 2004

Jason Cudjoe will re-sign with W-Connection of Trinidad & Tobago for the 2005 season.  Cudjoe secured his place in the W-Connection lineup notching 4 goals this past season, after joining the club on a free transfer from the Virginia Beach Mariners of the

A-League.  Cudjoe expects to enjoy a breakout season for Connection in 2005. W- Connection is scheduled to leave on a pre-season tour of Europe in late January 2005.

Cornelius Huggins & St. Vincent/Grenadines advance

December 2004

Cornelius Huggins and St. Vincent/Grenadines advanced to the Third Round of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Digicel Cup, after winning their Second Round Series against Grenada. St. Vincent/Grenadines beat Grenada 4-1 on aggregate goals.  Huggins, one of SVG’s most capped and experienced players, has played virtually every game in both World Cup and Gold Cup Qualifying plays this year since returning from injury.  St. Vincent/Grenadines next plays Trinidad & Tobago in a home and away series on January 9 and January 16, 2005. The Digicel Cup is the Caribbean qualification to the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup. 

 Addae Rique on target for St. Louis 

December 2004

Addae Rique opened his goal scoring account for the 2004-5 MISL season during the St. Louis Steamer’s 9-3 home victory over the Cleveland Force.  Rique signed with the Steamers in March 2004 after forgoing his senior collegiate season at Southern Illinois University.  The 5-9, 160 lbs midfielder was named NSCAA/adidas Division II First Team All-American in 2003 after registering 14 goals and 11 assists during his junior year and leading the Conference in scoring.  Rique has his sights firmly set on earning a call-up for the Trinidad & Tobago National Senior Team during the 2005 World Cup Qualifying campaign.

Seretse Cannonier goes the distance

December 2004

Seretse Cannonier and St. Kitts/Nevis were knocked out of the CFU Digicel Cup Tournament after losing 3-0 to Haiti on aggregate goals.  Cannonier has enjoyed strong form for the National Team over the past few months, but was unable to prevent St. Kitts/Nevis from going under to Haiti in the Digicel Cup.  The 5-11, 175 lbs midfielder started in virtually every game for St. Kitts/Nevis during their recently ended World Cup Qualifying campaign.  He now has over 80 caps for the St. Kitts/Nevis National Team.  Cannonier will heading out to Europe and Asia on trials in coming months.

Conrad Smith remains on track

December 2004

Conrad Smith continued his strong form for the Trinidad & Tobago National Senior Team during the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Digicel Cup Tournament.  Smith scored during T&T 5-0 home win over Puerto Rico in the opening game of the tournament, which serves as the qualification tournament for the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup.  Smith also appeared in T&T’s victories over Suriname and the British Virgin Islands.  He now has 7 goals in just 20 appearances for the National Senior team. Smith enjoyed a strong 2004 season with the Calgary Mustangs of the A-League, leading the team in scoring with 6 goals and 2 assists. 

Robin Hart called for training with Trinidad & Tobago

November 2004

Robin Hart has been in Trinidad & Tobago training with the National Senior Team as they prepare for the upcoming CFU Digicel Cup and the final round of CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying Play.  Robin enjoyed a standout 2004 season with Edmonton FC of the A-League which caught the attention of T&T National Team officials. The 5-8, 160 lbs left-footer is hoping to earn his first cap for the National Senior team during the final round of 2005 CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying Campaign after being a member of the U-23 team in 1999.