| Team appearances |
5 |
| Best finish |
Tie for 3rd place (no match held) in 2000 |
| Most tournament appearances |
(5) Marvin Andrews (1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2005) |
| Most appearances by a player |
(12) Marvin Andrews |
| Most goals by a player |
(4) Arnold Dwarika |
| First goal |
Leonson Lewis vs USA on June 29, 1991 |
| First victory |
2-1 win over Costa Rica on July 1, 1991 |
| Widest margin of victory |
4-2, Guatemala (Feb 15, 2000), 3-1 Honduras (Feb 1, 1998) |
| Widest margin of defeat |
0-4 Mexico (Feb 13, 2000) |
| Most goals scored in a match |
4 vs Guatemala on February 15, 2000 |
| Most goals conceded in a match |
(4) vs Mexico on February 4, 1998 and February 13, 2000 |
| Players in Team of Tournament |
(2000) Arnold Dwarika, Russell Latapy, (2002) Shaka Hislop |
| Youngest player |
Marvin Andrews - 20 yrs, 19 days vs El Salvador (01/10/96) |
| Oldest player |
Shaka Hislop - 32 yrs, 334 days vs Martinique (01/22/2002) |
| Notable fact |
Trinidad and Tobago has never kept a clean sheet in a Gold Cup match |
At the recently concluded Soca Warriors Supporters Club regional elections, three bright prospects were elected to the North East USA Regional Committee. They are Jason Francis, Nicole Smart and Vassili Ossipov. In the short time since being elected, these three members have been actively meeting and planning for this region’s second annual 5-a-side tournament and Family Day (date and location to be announced soon). In following up with the massively successful UK regional tournament this past June, the North East USA Committee promises that this tournament will be even more successful. It is also the Committee’s hope that this event and other future endeavors will be used as a benchmark to boost the overall productivity of the Club. Take a minute to read about the officers of the SWSC North East USA Committee-
Building on the excitement experienced in following the Soca Warriors at last year’s World Cup, the Soca Warriors Supporters Club is rolling out extensive coverage of this year’s Gold Cup™ in the United States. With CONCACAF approved media personnel in place, members of Warrior Nation Media are ready to bring supporters of the Soca Warriors worldwide, exclusive coverage of all Gold Cup™ games. Reporting live from California and Boston, and if necessary Houston and the other cities, should we progress beyond the First Round, the Warrior Nation website will be the hub of our 
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In 2007 the Gold Cup returns to an all-CONCACAF format for the first time since 1993. This change is long-overdue for a tournament that has a Confederations Cup place as the top prize. Despite the change, the 12 team format has been retained, making this the most open of the nine tournaments to date. Mexico and the US are still favorites but only four teams will go home after the first round and every team will fancy its chance of advancing in the knockout stages. Teams will be emboldened by the success of Panama and Honduras who advanced to the finals and semi-finals respectively in 2005. 
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