Pacific FC defender Tristan Marshall has returned to the Trident following an outstanding international break with Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, playing every minute across four matches as his country recorded four consecutive victories in the 2026–27 Concacaf Nations League.
Marshall reached the 20-cap milestone with the senior men's national team during the international window, continuing to build his experience on the international stage while representing his country.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines opened the window with a 2–1 victory over French Guiana on September 26th, followed by a 1–0 win against Belize on September 29th. The team continued its winning run with a 4–2 road victory over Sint Maarten on October 3rd before closing out the window with a convincing 4–0 win in the return fixture on October 6th.
Marshall featured for the full 90 minutes in all four matches, playing a key part in a successful stretch that saw Saint Vincent and the Grenadines collect all 12 available points.
The international window also saw Marshall reach 20 senior appearances for Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Earning 20 caps at the senior international level marks another milestone in the young defender's career, reflecting his continued involvement with the national team while developing his game with Pacific FC. For Marshall, the opportunity to represent his country on the international stage adds to the experience he continues to gain competing in the Canadian Premier League.
With international duty complete, Marshall returns to Pacific FC following a productive window for both himself and his national team. His next opportunity for international selection will come just over a month from now when Saint Vincent and the Grenadines takes on French Guiana on November 11th.
The club congratulates Tristan on reaching 20 international caps and looks forward to having him back with the Tridents to finish the 2026 campaign.