2016 CONCACAF Girls' U-15 Championship

The 2016 CONCACAF Girls' U-15 Championship was an association football tournament that took take place in Bay Lake, Florida during August 2016.

Teams

Venezuela are an invitee.

Venues

All matches will take place at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Bay Lake, Florida, near Orlando City.

Group stage

Tiebreakers

The following tiebreaking criteria were established by CONCACAF:

1. Greatest number of points obtained in all group matches
2. Goal difference in all group matches
3. Greatest number of goals scored in all group matches
4. Greatest number of points obtained in matches amongst teams still tied
5. Lots drawn by the Organizing Committee

Group A

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Group B

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Group C

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Group D

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Group E

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Knockout stage

Quarter-finals

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Semi-finals

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Third-place playoff

Final

Goalscorers

In total, 261 goals were scored in 50 games.

8 goals

• Jordyn Huitema
• Alison González
• Natalia Mauleón
• Payton Linnehan
• Gabrielle Robinson

7 goals

• Mia Fishel
• Kalyssa Van Zanten

6 goals

• Leilanni Nesbeth
• Sydney Kennedy
• María Luisa Colón
• Samantha Meza

5 goals

• Teni Akindoju
• María Paula Salas
• Lindsey Hart
• Nicole Pérez
• Sunshine Fontes

4 goals

• Tiana Sealy
• Jayde Riviere
• Lesly Calderón
• Alejandra Díaz
• Yarelis Maldonado
• Isabelle Rivera

3 goals

• Priscila Chinchilla
• Nicole Gómez
• Melchie Dumonay
• Ashly Martínez
• Anette Vázquez
• Aaliyah Prince

2 goals

• Tyra McKenzie
• Marissa King
• Caitlin Padmore
• Adia Gibbons
• Maya Ladhani
• Carmen Marín
• Jathsury Rosa
• Staygin Stephens
• Riesmarly Tokaay
• Ximena Ríos
• Yorcelly Humphreys
• Gabriela Torres
• Britanya St. Prix
• Croix Bethune
• Madison Mercado

1 goal

• Zolique Samuel
• Abigail Simms
• Gabrielle Simms
• Mickell Yallop
• Rowland Kirton-Browne
• Asha Stevenson
• Nia Christopher
• Mya Jones
• Lara Kazandjian
• Julia Kostecki
• Aaliyah Scott
• Olivia Scott
• Caitlin Shaw
• Julianne Vallerand
• Arthmeis Deslandes-Hydes
• Daniella Gourzong
• Sabrina Suberan
• Maggi Segovia
• Britney Charles
• Cassie Rennie
• Angeline Gustave
• Sheelove Joseph
• Spice Clarke
• Shannia Harris
• Giselle Washington
• Fátima Arellano
• Aislinn García
• Karen Gómez
• Esmeralda Zamarrón
• Dayana Calero
• Rocio Pérez
• Thalia Pérez
• Carolina Vázquez
• Tanika Bernard
• Geen Henry
• Tessa Jones
• Krysan St. Louis
• Arriel Delplache
• Annika Daniel
• Talia DellaPeruta
• Hollyn Torres
• María Cazorla
• Kelsy Rondón

Own goals

• Lala Romney (against Barbados)
• (against Saint Lucia)
• (against Mexico)
• (against United States)
• (against United States)

Teams with unaccounted goals

• 2 goals (against U.S. Virgin Islands)
• 1 goal (against Bermuda)
• 4 goals (against Antigua and Barbuda)
• 3 goals (against Bahamas)
• 2 goals (against Venezuela)
• 1 goal (against Barbados)
• 5 goals (against Dominican Republic)
• 1 goal (against Saint Lucia)
• 3 goals (against Saint Vincent and Grenadines)
• 4 goals (against El Salvador)
• 2 goals (against Saint Vincent and Grenadines)
• 2 goals (against Grenada)
• 5 goals (against Grenada)
• 1 goal (against Puerto Rico)
• 1 goal (against Costa Rica)

Player awards

The Technical Study Group announced the tournament's Best XI and awards following the final.

Best XI

Player of the Tournament (Golden Ball)

• Mia Fishel

Golden Boot

• Payton Linnehan (8 goals)

Golden Glove

• Ruth Jones

Fair Play Award

Rosters

The rosters were published on August 9, 2016.

References

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