Chevone Marsh

Junior career

Marsh started his career at Cavalier FC at the under-13 level where he helped them to the quarter-final. He played for Meadhaven United and went in the age of 15 return to Cavalier, who played in the under-15 and under-17 team simultaneously. They won the KSAFA U-15 that year winning the KSAFA U-17 the next year. At Cavalier, he helped them to win the KSAFA U-17 where he was named. MVPof the tournament. In 2012, he played for Calabar High at the Manning Cup level, helping them to reach the quarterfinals. The same year he scored the winning goal for Cavalier F.C. to seal their promotion to the top league.

Senior career

Cavalier

Marsh started playing for Cavalier in the Jamaica National Premier League in the 2012–13 season. After making his professional debut with the club at 18, Marsh established himself as one of the more exciting players in Jamaica, and was eventually named captain of Cavalier. In two spells at the club Marsh appeared in 185 matches, and scored 38 goals.

loan to Ventura County Fusion

In early 2015, Marsh was loaned to American side Ventura County Fusion playing in USL League Two. He made seven appearances for the side scoring three goals.

loan to Kokkolan Palloveikot

In April 2016 Marsh went on a trial stint in Finland which sparks controversy with the then Jamaica national team coach Winfried "Winnie" Schäfer who wanted marsh for a friendly international with Chile. Marsh opted to go to…

Marsh was in Jamaica's national Under-20 training squad for the Under-20 World Cup in Turkey. He represented Jamaica in Under-20 qualifiers in Mexico. Although Jamaica did not qualify, Marsh scored their only goal at the tournament. Marsh was in the Jamaican squad for WCF qualifiers against Costa Rica for the 2018 World Cup in Russia. Marsh made his senior national team debut on 7 October versus Saudi Arabia in Jeedah.

Club

As of match played 12 July 2026

International goals

Scores and results list Jamaica's goal tally first.

Marsh grew up in John's Lane, an inner city community off Manninghills Road. He is the third of five brothers and attended Constant Spring Primary and Junior High School. Chevone has been singing and playing the drums since his days in the choir, having first received vocal training from his older sister who always encouraged him to pursue his dream. He passed his GSAT exams for Calabar High School. Although it was a tough neighbourhood, it provided good sports facilities. At 12 he met the Cavalier FC manager who recruited him.