The Dominica Senior Men’s National Football Team has introduced five debutants to its roster as it prepares for critical matches in the Concacaf Series this week. Interim head coach Kurt Herd has selected an 18-member squad featuring both fresh talent and experienced players for matches against Guyana and Sint Maarten.
The team will face Guyana on Friday, March 27th at 3:00 PM at Estadio Cibao in Santiago de los Caballeros, followed by a match against Sint Maarten on Monday, March 30th at 6:00 PM at the same venue. These matches represent Dominica’s first international fixtures since November 2025, when the team suffered two defeats during the tournament’s first leg in St. Kitts.
Notable newcomers include We United midfielder Jahlil Alexander, Middleham United striker Clemson Isaac, National Under-20 players Dwight Eloi and Nicholas Harve, and US-based Titus Sandy Jnr, who currently plays with MLS side Orlando City FC. The squad also includes three overseas-based players, adding international experience to the lineup.
The complete 18-man roster consists of: Donte Newton, Dwight Eloi, Nick Anthony, Savio Anselm, Jervanie Xavier, Antawn Larocque, Clemson Isaac, Marcus Bredas, Eustace Marshall, Titus Sandy Jnr, Nicholas Harve, Troy Jules, Audel Laville, Briel Thomas, Javid George, Lyan Edwards, Dhamario Challenger, and Jahlil Alexander.
Coach Herd leads the technical staff with Oris Mills serving as assistant coach. The support team includes team manager Kelvin Benjamin, medic Clevon Vidal, goalkeeper coach Courtney Challenger, equipment manager Reginald Darroux, team doctor Dr. Curtis St. John, and media officer Garvin Richards.
The team’s media officer has released an audio interview with Coach Herd, providing additional insights into the team’s preparation and strategy for the upcoming matches.