Dominica will take part in the CONCACAF Series for the first time in its history when the tournament kicks off this week in St Kitts.
Dominica has been placed in Group B alongside Belize, St Martin, Sint Maarten, and the host country, St Kitts.
The CONCACAF Series provides matches for member nations that have already been eliminated from qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Dominica Football Association (DFA) recently named a 23-member squad to participate in the tournament, which will kick off on November 13.
Coached by Ellington Sabin, the team features a mix of experienced players and four newcomers, including five based overseas.
Dominica will play its first game on Wednesday, against Saint Martin (French), and will be back in action on Saturday against Sint Maarten (Dutch).
SQUAD
Goalkeepers: Jerome Burkard, Donte Newton, Jaheem Cuffy.
Defenders: Eustace Marshall, Jaylan Jnoville, Marcus Bredas, Ethan Nichols, Nick Anthony, Lyan Edwards, Mosiah Bonney, Durelle Durand.
Midfielders: Savio Anselm, Nathan Newton, Jervanie Xavier, Briel Thomas, Malachai Bonney, Gylles Mitchel.
Forwards: Audel Laville, Travist Joseph, Javid George, Donte Warrington, Antawn Larocque, Troy Jules.
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