CONCACAF formally re-elected Jack Austin Warner of Trinidad & Tobago as its President at the Congress in Antigua May 9. Warner was the only nomination for the post he has occupied through the last 8 years of dramatic developments in CONCACAF soccer. “It is important that we do not rest on the achievements of the last 8 years but, more importantly, use them as a launching pad for worthier accomplishments,” Warner said. CONCACAF’s President is also a Vice President of FIFA and an active member of 10 committees of FIFA, holding the chairmanship of the FIFA World Clubs Championship Committee. Also returned to office unopposed were Isaac Sasso Sasso of Costa Rica, Member of the FIFA Executive Committee, and Lisle Austin of Barbados, Vice President, Caribbean Zone. Elected into the office of Vice President, North Zone, was Alan Rothenberg, the retiring President of the United States Soccer Federation and Chairman of the 1994 World Cup Organizing Committee. He replaces Jim Fleming of Canada. Hugo E. Kiese, President of Mexico’s First Division league and a Vice President of the Mexican Soccer Federation, was elected Member, North Zone. Also elected was Sergio Torres of El Salvador, to the post of Member, Central Zone. Gen. Daniel Bali-Castillo of Honduras submitted a letter withdrawing his candidacy