2025 Arkansas

August 13 — US Virgin Islands vs Turks & Caicos Islands

1–1 (USVI 5–4 on pens)

The US Virgin Islands and Turks & Caicos Islands opened the tournament with a closely contested draw, settled by penalty shootout in favour of the Dashing Eagles.

August 14 — Marshall Islands vs US Virgin Islands

0–4

The Marshall Islands faced the US Virgin Islands in their historic debut. The Dashing Eagles dominated, winning 4–0. Rakeem Joseph scored a hat-trick, becoming the USVI's all-time top scorer. Gabriel Catone-Highfield added the fourth goal with 10 minutes remaining. Despite the scoreline, the result was "largely immaterial" — the Marshall Islands had competed against an established FIFA nation for the first time in history.

August 14 — Turks & Caicos Islands vs Ozark United U19

3–3 (TCI 5–4 on pens)

Ozark United led 2–0 at halftime through Aukele Paikuli-Campbell (penalty, 15') and Wyatt Marksberry (23'). Turks & Caicos mounted a second-half comeback — Junior Paul (65'), Keniel Clervil (75'), and Paul again before Paikuli-Campbell equalised at 90 minutes. TCI took the win on penalties.

August 16 — Marshall Islands vs Turks & Caicos Islands

2–3

The Marshall Islands created history by scoring their first-ever international goal. After falling 2–0 down within 24 minutes, Josiah Blanton scored on 27 minutes following an Aaron Anitok-Brokken assist — a moment that "sparked bedlam amongst the Marshallese players, management, and supporters" and entered Marshallese folklore. Anitok-Brokken added a second from the penalty spot on 72 minutes, but the Marshall Islands fell 3–2. Clervil's 32nd-minute goal proved decisive.

August 16 — Final: US Virgin Islands vs Ozark United U19

4–2

The US Virgin Islands lifted the trophy with a 4–2 win. Paikuli-Campbell opened from the spot (8'). Naquan Henry and Rakeem Joseph restored the lead before halftime. Paikuli-Campbell pulled one back (58') before Matthew Roth and Connor Bass sealed the victory.