Five Toronto FC athletes participated in the 2026 Concacaf U-20 Qualifiers, while representing their national team federations from February 27 through March 5.  All five athletes topped their respective groups, earning a spot in the U-20 Championship, which will take place from July 25 through August 9, 2026.

Antone Bossenberry (Toronto FC II), Tim Fortier (TFC Academy) and Joshua Nugent (Toronto FC II/alternate) represented Canada, while Jahmarie Nolan (Toronto FC II) and Raequan Campbell-Dennis (TFC Academy) represented Jamacia.

Canada was drawn into Group F alongside Nicaragua, Aruba, Martinique and the US Virgin Islands. Les Rouges finished first in their group with an overall record of 3W-1L-0T after scoring a total of 24 goals and conceding just one. Fortier made four appearances, while Bossenberry made two appearances and recorded one goal.

The Reggae Boyz topped their group and earned an automatic bid after being drawn into Group B alongside Puerto Rico, St. Kitts and Nevis, the Cayman Islands, Turks and Caicos Islands and Bonaire. Jamaica scored a total of 28 goals and zero against, finishing with a perfect 5W-0L-0T record at the qualifiers. Nolan tallied five of Jamaica’s goals, while Campbell-Dennis recorded four, with both TFC athletes making three appearances. 

Toronto FC congratulates Canada, Jamaica and its Toronto FC athletes who proudly represented their countries at the qualifiers.