Dominican Republic goes for a spot in the final of the 2026 Kids Caribbean Series
The Dominican Republic national team prepares for a decisive duel this Saturday on its path to winning a historic third consecutive championship in the 2026 Kids Caribbean Series. The Quisqueyano team will face the Mexico Red team (Culiacán) in the semifinal phase of the tournament, which is being hosted in the city of Nayarit, Mexico.
The exciting match is scheduled for 5:00 in the afternoon, Dominican time, and will take place at the modern Coloso del Pacífico Alejo Peralta stadium, the venue where the Dominican representatives will seek to extend their absolute dominance on the diamond.
A flawless step towards glory
The Dominican team reaches this stage after a perfect regular season, finishing with a 4-0 record. Their dominance has been remarkable, achieving three of their four victories by way of a knockout, which reaffirms their status as the team to beat in the competition. With this performance, the Dominicans have extended their winning streak to 17 consecutive games, a historic run that began in the 2024 Panama edition.
- Historical record: 17 wins and just one loss in three editions of the tournament.
- Current opponent: Mexico Red (Culiacán), which reached the semifinals with a 2-2 record.
- Leadership: Manager Wellington Castillo has praised the discipline and commitment of his players in every match.
The representatives of LIDOM and the Dominican Republic will seek to take another step toward conquering a historic third consecutive championship, while Mexico Red will try to stop the Quisqueyan undefeated streak and advance to the final of the Caribbean tournament.
Fan coverage
Dominican fans will be able to follow all the events of this matchup through the official broadcast of CDN Deportes. The coverage is made possible thanks to the production work of Adcio Media, who have a journalistic team deployed in Nayarit to offer interviews, special reports, and detailed digital content on the performance of the national team.
