ProfileDollenmayer’s Dominican Republic closes its first League A window with nine points
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Dollenmayer’s Dominican Republic closes its first League A window with nine points

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A comeback in Nicaragua secured third place and a March Gold Cup qualifying opportunity after the setback against Haiti.

Group points
9

Dominican Republic · completed 2026 League A group stage

Final position
3rd

Group A

Next club date
Oct 10

El Paso vs Orange County · scheduled, not played

A clearer international picture

The international window that brought Noah Dollenmayer his third Dominican Republic call-up of 2026 ended with three wins from four games. A 2–1 comeback away to Nicaragua on October 4 left the national team third in its Nations League group with nine points.

The result sets up a March 2027 opportunity to qualify for the Gold Cup. The Dominican federation says the opponent will be determined after November’s matches. For followers of the El Paso defender, the next national-team milestone now has a different shape from the quarterfinal chase that opened October.

Group points: 9. Dominican Republic · completed 2026 League A group stage; Final position: 3rd. Group A; Next club date: Oct 10. El Paso vs Orange County · scheduled, not played
Dominican Republic · the key numbers with their dates and competition context. Source
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The response after Haiti

Haiti had ended the Dominican Republic’s unbeaten start with a 4–1 win in Santo Domingo on October 1. Dorny Romero scored the home side’s only goal. Even in defeat, the Dominican team secured its place in League A for the next edition.

In Managua, Nicaragua went ahead through Jaime Moreno before Heinz Morschel’s penalty and Lucas Bretón’s finish turned the game around. The final group order put Curaçao first on ten points and Haiti second on nine, ahead of the Dominican Republic.

OCT 1: 1–4 vs Haiti: League A status retained despite the defeat; OCT 4: 2–1 at Nicaragua: A comeback win closed the group campaign; FINAL: Nine points · third in Group A: Team record, not individual player statistics
A response in two matches. Dominican Republic team results · October 2026. Source
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The El Paso connection continues

Locomotive’s September 16 announcement included both Dollenmayer and Haiti midfielder Carl Sainté among five national-team selections. The club expected its internationals back before the October 10 home match against Orange County SC.

That schedule gives the international results an immediate club context. The focus moves from a compact series of national-team games to the domestic run-in. Dollenmayer’s selection links him to that successful Dominican campaign; evaluating his individual performances still requires the match-by-match record alongside the team’s results.

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Sources & further reading

Original AthleMix writing based on the linked reporting. Editorial analysis appears under “AthleMix takeaway.”

  1. Dominican Football Federation · Nicaragua comeback and final group position, October 4 match; checked October 6, 2026
  2. Dominican Football Federation · Haiti match and League A retention, October 1 match; checked October 6, 2026
  3. El Paso Locomotive · International call-ups, September 16, 2026
  4. Dominican Football Federation · Completed-window roundup and first League A participation, checked October 6, 2026

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