Football at the Central American Games

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Not to be confused with Football at the Central American and Caribbean Games.
Football at the Central American Games
Founded1973
RegionCentral America
Number of teams7
Current championsHonduras
Most successful team(s)Honduras

The Central American Games football tournament is a football competition organised by UNCAF and ORDECA. It is scheduled to be held every four years. The tournament is only open to players who are aged 21 and below. In 2001 a women's tournament was played for the first time.

Champions

Year Hosts Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal
1973 Guatemala Guatemala City  Panama  Nicaragua  El Salvador
1977 El Salvador San Salvador  El Salvador  Panama  Guatemala
1986 Guatemala Guatemala City  Guatemala  Honduras  Nicaragua
1990 Honduras Tegucigalpa  Honduras  Costa Rica  Nicaragua
1994 El Salvador San Salvador  Honduras  El Salvador  Costa Rica
1997 Honduras San Pedro Sula  Costa Rica  Panama  Honduras
2001 Guatemala Guatemala City  Guatemala  Honduras  Costa Rica
2006 Honduras San Pedro Sula Cancelled
2010 Panama Panama City Cancelled
2013 Costa Rica San José  Honduras  Costa Rica  El Salvador
2017 Nicaragua Managua

Performance by team

No. Team 1st 2nd
1  Honduras 3 2
2  Guatemala 2 0
3  Panama 1 2
3  Costa Rica 1 2
5  El Salvador 1 1
6  Nicaragua 0 1
7  Belize 0 0

Women's tournament

Champions

Year Hosts Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal
2001 Guatemala Guatemala City  Costa Rica  Honduras  Guatemala
2013 Costa Rica San José  Costa Rica  Nicaragua  Guatemala

See also

External links

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