Mexico: The Tri plays its first game in Morelia in 16 years when it hosts Bulgaria Jan. 24. The local Monarchs, who won the Torneo Invierno, had two players called up: Flavio Davino and Javier Lozano. Here’s Coach Enrique Meza’s team: Goalkeepers — Jorge Campos (Atlante), Oscar Perez (Cruz Azul). Defenders — Marco Antonio Ruiz (Guadalajara), Omar Blanco (Toluca), Joaqufn Beltran (UNAM), Claudio Suarez (Tigres), Salvador Carmona (Atlante), Pavel Pardo (Club America). Midfielders — David Rangel (Toluca), Juan Pablo Rodrfguez (Atlas), Flavio Davino (Morelia), Javier Lozano (Morelia), Miguel Zepeda (Atlas), Alberto Macias (Cruz Azul). Strikers — Jose Manuel Abundis (Atlante), Juan Palencia (Cruz Azul), Jared Borgetti (Santos), Daniel Osorno (Atlas). Costa Rica: The Ticos will face America Cali of Colombia Jan. 31 in San Jose after scratching the match with Bolivia because the Bolivians couldn’t guarantee that they’d send their “A” team. Honduras: The Catrachos have announced a second friendly game in the United States before the start of the Hexagonal. They will play Peru Feb. 16 in Miami’s Orange Bowl five days before they meet Club America of Mexico in Houston. Jamaica: Head coach Clovis de Oliveira is in England to meet with his English-based Boyz and discuss with club officials their availability for the Hexagonal. English-based players include Ricardo Fuller, Theodore Whitmore, Ian Goodison, Ricardo Gardener, Onandi Lowe, Darryl Powell and Deon Burton. De Oliveira is also looking at Bolton striker Michael Ricketts, who is also eligible to play for the United States. Other British-Jamaicans being considered are Jamie Lawrence, Paul Williams and Micha Hyde. Jamaica is scheduled to play Bolivia Jan. 27 in Ft. Lauderdale. The Boyz have been in Kingston training for the match. De Oliveira has been looking at U-20 players who led Jamaica to the Caribbean zone title earlier in January. Trinidad & Tobago: The Soca Warriors are appealing Ansil Elcock’s three-game ban for his tackle on Mexican Cuauhtemoc Blanco in last fall’s World Cup qualifying. Elcock was also banned for three months from the Columbus Crew. The tackle could keep Blanco out of action for seven months. Elcock will miss matches against Jamaica, Costa Rica and Mexico. Quotable: “I think this is my last chance. If we don’t qualify I will hang up my boots in terms of international football.” (T&T star Dwight Yorke)