Haiti U14 Wins CFU Challenge Series; Dumorné Named MVP, Delmas Top Scorer
The young Grenadiers beat Jamaica 4-0 in the final to reclaim a title Haiti had not held since 2022, according to Le Nouvelliste.
Haiti's under-14 national team won the CFU Challenge Series 2026, defeating Jamaica 4-0 in the final, Le Nouvelliste reported. The victory brought home a title that had eluded Haiti since 2022. Two players were singled out for individual honors: Wensley Dumorné, who wore number 7, was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player, while Jodley Sheeckensley Delmas, number 8, claimed the golden boot as top scorer. According to the outlet, the team, coached by a technical staff led by Jean Marc Alexandre, recorded four wins in five matches, with a single loss. The young Grenadiers scored 19 goals and conceded 5 over the course of the competition. Their only setback came in a 1-0 defeat to Puerto Rico. Le Nouvelliste attributed the triumph to the performances of several strong players and a solid technical staff. The report also highlighted contributions from young talents including Pelé Janvier, Cédric Claremond and Woodney Charleston. The result marks a notable achievement for Haitian youth football, which has continued to develop despite challenging conditions in the country.
