Trinidad & Tobago, which faces the United States June 20 in Foxboro, Mass., in World Cup qualifying, has called up 10 foreign-based players, including MLS players Ansil Elcock (Columbus) and Gary Glasgow (Kansas City) for the Copa Caribe, which begins May 15 in Trinidad. Other foreign-based players include Avery John (Boston Bulldogs, D3 Pro League) and Mickey Trotman (Rochester Rhinos, A-League). The rest of the overseas players: Carlos Edwards (Wrexham, Wales), Dennis Lawrence (Wrexham, Wales), Marvin Andrews (Livingston, Scotland), Clayton Ince (Crewe Alexandra, England), Stern John (Nottingham Forest, England) and Lyndon Andrews (Hibernian, Scotland). Missing are T&T stars Russell Latapy and Dwight Yorke. Latapy was recently arrested on drunk driving charges in Edinburgh after a night out on the town with Yorke and subsequently dropped by Edinburgh club Hibernian. The local-based professionals selected for the Copa Caribe are Michael McComie, Angus Eve, Nigel Pierre, Stokely Mason, Brent Rahim, Dale Saunders, Arnold Dwarika (Joe Public), Anton Pierre (Defence Force), Reynold Carrington (W Connection) and Trent Noel (Police). The Soca Warriors, winners of seven of the previous 10 Caribbean championships, open play against Barbados Tuesday, May 15, at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Arima. They face archrival Jamaica in the big Group A showdown May 17 in Port of Spain. Martinique rounds out the first-round opposition.