The Concacaf Caribbean Cup by the record books

Reviewing the history of the Concacaf Caribbean Cup ahead of its fourth edition.

MIAMI – Ahead of the 2026 Concacaf Caribbean Cup, the fourth edition of the regional club tournament, we look back at the competition's history and the standout numbers from its first three editions.

Champions

• 2023: SV Robinhood (Suriname)
• 2024: Cavalier FC (Jamaica)
• 2025: Mount Pleasant FA (Jamaica)

Finals

• 2023: SV Robinhood 3-0 agg. vs. Cavalier FC
• 2024: Cavalier FC 2-2 agg. (won on away goals) vs. Cibao FC
• 2025: Mount Pleasant FA 3-2 agg. vs. Universidad O&M FC

Caribbean Cup Awards

2023

• Best Player: Renske Adipi — SV Robinhood
• Best Goalkeeper: Jonathan Fonkel — SV Robinhood
• Best Young Player: Jonathan Fonkel — SV Robinhood
• Top Scorer (8 goals): Shaniel Thomas — Cavalier FC
• Fair Play: SV Robinhood

2024

• Best Player: Dwayne Atkinson — Cavalier FC
• Best Goalkeeper: Vino Bartlett — Cavalier FC
• Best Young Player: Jalmaro Calvin — Cavalier FC
• Top Scorer (8 goals): Shaquille Stein — Cavalier FC
• Fair Play: Cavalier FC

2025

• Best Player: Daniel Green — Mount Pleasant FA
• Best Goalkeeper: Tafari Chambers — Mount Pleasant FA
• Best Young Player: Edwarlyn Reyes — Cibao FC
• Top Scorer (5 goals): Herard Frantzety — Universidad O&M FC
• Fair Play: Universidad O&M FC

Scoring Statistics

• Total goals scored: 219 (69 in 2023 | 81 in 2024 | 69 in 2025)
• Top Scorer: Rivaldo Correa (Cibao FC) — 10 goals
• First scorer: Gavin Burton (Harbour View FC) scored the first goal in tournament history on August 23, 2023, in a Group Stage match against Dunbeholden FC at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica.
• Youngest scorer: Christopher Ainsworth (Cavalier FC) became the youngest scorer in tournament history at 18 years old after scoring on his birthday on August 31, 2023, in a Group Stage match against AC Port of Spain at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica.
• Oldest scorer: Gustavo Ascona (Moca FC) became the oldest scorer in tournament history at 38 years, 7 months, and 7 days after scoring on September 24, 2025, against Universidad O&M FC in a Group Stage match at Estadio Cibao FC in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic.
• First hat-trick: Shaniel Thomas (Cavalier FC) recorded the first hat-trick in Caribbean Cup history by scoring all three goals on September 19, 2023, in Cavalier FC’s 3-nil Group Stage win over Moca FC at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica.

Saves and Assists

• Most saves: Miguel Lloyd (Cibao FC) — 50 saves across the tournament's first three editions.
• Most assists: Jalmaro Calvin (Cavalier FC), Dwayne Atkinson (Cavalier FC) — 5 assists each.