The U.S. Under-19 women's national team opened the U-19 Women's Qualifying Tournament in the CONCACAF zone with a 15-0 win over Suriname in Bacolet, Tobago. University of Texas forward Kelly Wilson set a team record for five goals, including three in a 12-minute span. Lindsay Tarpley had four goals. The 15 goals were the most goals ever scored by a U.S. women's national team in an international match. The Americans, who outshot the former Dutch Guyana, 52-0, rolled despite heavy rains that made playing conditions difficult. In the other Group B match, Costa Rica downed Haiti, 4-0. In Group A, Jamaica tied Mexico, 1-1, and host Trinidad & Tobago tied Panama, 3-3. USA-SURINAME SUMMARY: May 7 in Bacolet, Tobago USA 15 Suriname 0. Goals: Tarpley 5, 32, 50, 62, O'Reilly 14, Oakes 19, 52, Wilson 23, 35, 40, 47, 53, Osborne 56, Kakadelas 67, 87. USA — Harris, Ballweg, Oakes, Fletcher, Osborne, Schefter (Graham, 46), Chalupny, Makoski (Huffman, 46), Wilson, Tarpley, O'Reilly (Kakadelas, 46). Suriname — Laurens, Wisch, Jeso, Asaimi, Zegelaar, Righters, Berrenstein, Dompig, Windzak, Plato, Stoard. Att.: 1,500.