Beach Soccer

A gut­sy, but un­lucky T&T per­for­mance against host Mex­i­co in the CON­CA­CAF Beach Soc­cer Cham­pi­onship in Puer­to Val­lar­ta, Mex­i­co on Fri­day night, saw them bow out of the tour­na­ment 4-5.

A Trinidad and Tobago National Beach Soccer team will depart for Mexico on Saturday to compete at the 2019 CONCACAF Beach Soccer Championship and World Cup qualifiers.

Trinidad and Tobago will face Mexico in the quarter finals of the Concacaf Beach Soccer Championship after suffering a narrow 4-3 loss to reigning champions Panama on Thursday.

Eight years ago, the Tobago Beach Soccer Championship was first hosted and at the time, was the first formal introduction of the fastest growing version of football to T&T.

A hat-trick by pro­lif­ic goal-scor­er Kevon 'Show­time' Wood­ley and dou­ble strikes each from Jesse Bai­ley and Ha­keem King guid­ed T&T's beach soc­cer men to the quar­ter­fi­nal round of the CON­CA­CAF Beach Soc­cer Cham­pi­onship in Puer­to Val­lar­ta, Mex­i­co with a com­pre­hen­sive 7-2 tri­umph over the USVI on Tues­day.

AQ Travel Lions from Costa Rica and Shoreline Beach Soccer Club from the USA emerged as men’s and women’s champion teams of the 8th Annual BagoSports Tobago Beach Soccer Championships last weekend.

Trinidad and Tobago’s Men’s Beach Soccer team commenced their 2019 CONCACAF Beach soccer World Cup qualifying campaign with a comfortable 6-0 victory over Turks and Caicos Islands in Group B action in Puerta Vallarta, Mexico on Monday.

Trinidad and Tobago’s Under 19 Beach Soccer Men and Women team have completed their first international assignment with a satisfying level of success at the Youth Commonwealth Games in the Bahamas.