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 a spot 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 scored five of Jamaica’s goals, while Campbell-Dennis recorded four, with both TFC athletes making three appearances. 

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