Jamaica: The Reggae Boyz are bringing in 22 local players for training Monday to prepare for the Hexagonal opener against Trinidad & Tobago Feb. 28 in Kingston: Donovan Ricketts, Leon Gordon, Linval Dixon, Fabian Davis, Chris Dawes, Dean Sewell, Kirk Hendricks, Irvino English, Damion Stewart, Clifton Waugh, Marco McDonald, William Wilson, Jermaine Johnson, Shane Crawford, Omar Gordon, Santino Simpson, Patrick Graham, Iton Scott, Markeino Gillings, Damion Brown, Ray Graham, Fabian Taylor. Out is goalie Aaron Lawrence, who suffered a broken ankle in a recent car crash that killed a pedestrian. A separate car accident killed midfielder Stevie Malcolm and injured England-based Theodore Whitmore. Not included is 18-year-old sweeper Shavar Thomas, who is with Jamaica’s under-20 team preparing for CONCACAF qualifying in Victoria, B.C. Trinidad & Tobago: Coach Ian Porterfield named 14 foreign-based players to his 22-man squad for the Hexagonal opener against Jamaica Feb. 28 in Kingston. The squad includes six players who played college ball in the United States: Shaka Hislop (Howard), Brent Sancho (St. John’s), Brent Rahim (Univ. of Connecticut), Evans Wise (Mercer County CC), Stern John (Mercer County CC) and Mickey Trotman (Univ. of Mobile). T&T squad: Goalkeepers: Shaka Hislop (West Ham, England), Clayton Ince (Crewe, England), Ross Russell (Defence Force). Defenders: Dennis Lawrence (Defence Force), Brent Sancho (Charleston Battery, USA), Reynold Carrington (W. Connection), Marvin Andrews (Livingston, Scotland), Carlos Edwards (Wrexham, Wales). Midfielders: Russell Latapy (Hibernian, Scotland), Stokely Mason (Joe Public), Lyndon Andrews (Hibernian, Scotland), Brent Rahim (Los Angeles Galaxy, USA), Ronnie Mauge (Bristol Rovers, England), Tony Rougier (Reading England), Ian Cox (Burnley, England). Strikers: Dwight Yorke (Manchester United, England), Nigel Pierre (Joe Public), Evans Wise (Elversberg, Germany), Angus Eve (Joe Public), Stern John (Nott. Forest, England), Mickey Trotman (Joe Public).