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JFF names 30 for women's Under-17 training camp
Thirty female Under-17 players were called to a training camp yesterday by the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) in preparation for the CONCACAF Under-17 qualifiers set for later this year.
Jamaica are among eight teams of which only three will qualify for the FIFA World Cup in New Zealand in October.
Jamaica will play alongside Trinidad & Tobago, Puerto Rico, Canada, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Mexico and USA at the 2008 CONCACAF Women's U-17 Championship.
Jamaica advanced to the 2008 CONCACAF Women's Under-17 Championship after finishing first in Group A of the Caribbean Qualification in St John's, Antigua and Barbuda from November 21-24.
Jamaica began Group A at the Antigua Recreation Ground on November 21 with an 8-0 win over the US Virgin Islands. Monique Pryce, Vanessa Ramsay and Shenika Williams all scored two goals each for the Reggae Girlz in the quadrangular opener.
Williams then notched three goals to lead Jamaica to a 7-0 victory against Antigua and Barbuda and ended group play with a 2-1 triumph over the Cayman Islands at the St John's Yasco Sports Complex.
The squad is dominated by 11 players from Reno FC, who won the Sherwin Williams A league. Five from Meadhaven and four from Maverley/Hughenden.
The squad that will begin training at 7:00 am today at the Constant Spring Football Playing Field are:
Nugene Nugent (St Hugh's High, Arnett Gardens), Trudi Carter (Trench Town, Arnett Gardens), Kara Fox (Quality Academics, Barbican FC), Sade Solomon (Queens High, Harbour View), Jody-Ann Moris (St Jago High, Maverley/Hugenden), Mellissa Madden (St Jago, Maverley/Hugenden), Monique Price (Donald Quarrie, Maverley/Hugenden), Shenika Williams (Trench Town, Maverley/Hugenden), Davia Smith (St Mary's College, Meadhaven FC), Shanise Foster (Norman Manley, Meadhaven FC), Toni Cowan (Ardenne High, Meadhaven FC), Vanessa Ramsay (Campion College, Meadhaven FC), Natalie Trails (Excelsior High, Waterhouse FC), Omella Gray (St Jago High), Stacia Yee-Singh (St Jago High), Kessian Walker (Ewarton High, St Catherine Upliftment), Tressan Gordon (McGrath High, St Catherine Upliftment), Kemeisha James (Muschett High, Trelawny FC), Monique Johnson (Trelawny FC), Manif Williams (Spot Valley High, Reno FC), Carla Daniels (STETHS, Reno FC), Chantel Stewart (St Jago High, Reno FC), Jassette Kerr (STETHS, Reno FC), Nordia Guthrie (Lennon High, Reno FC), Olivia Reid (St James High, Reno FC), Roshauna Palache (Denbigh High, Reno FC), Sasalee Cooper (Lennon High, Reno FC), Sashauna Campbell (Spaulding High, Reno FC), Shemay Henry (Grange Hill, Reno FC), and Sherona Forrester (Glenmuir High, Reno FC).
Thirty female Under-17 players were called to a training camp yesterday by the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) in preparation for the CONCACAF Under-17 qualifiers set for later this year.
Jamaica are among eight teams of which only three will qualify for the FIFA World Cup in New Zealand in October.
Jamaica will play alongside Trinidad & Tobago, Puerto Rico, Canada, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Mexico and USA at the 2008 CONCACAF Women's U-17 Championship.
Jamaica advanced to the 2008 CONCACAF Women's Under-17 Championship after finishing first in Group A of the Caribbean Qualification in St John's, Antigua and Barbuda from November 21-24.
Jamaica began Group A at the Antigua Recreation Ground on November 21 with an 8-0 win over the US Virgin Islands. Monique Pryce, Vanessa Ramsay and Shenika Williams all scored two goals each for the Reggae Girlz in the quadrangular opener.
Williams then notched three goals to lead Jamaica to a 7-0 victory against Antigua and Barbuda and ended group play with a 2-1 triumph over the Cayman Islands at the St John's Yasco Sports Complex.
The squad is dominated by 11 players from Reno FC, who won the Sherwin Williams A league. Five from Meadhaven and four from Maverley/Hughenden.
The squad that will begin training at 7:00 am today at the Constant Spring Football Playing Field are:
Nugene Nugent (St Hugh's High, Arnett Gardens), Trudi Carter (Trench Town, Arnett Gardens), Kara Fox (Quality Academics, Barbican FC), Sade Solomon (Queens High, Harbour View), Jody-Ann Moris (St Jago High, Maverley/Hugenden), Mellissa Madden (St Jago, Maverley/Hugenden), Monique Price (Donald Quarrie, Maverley/Hugenden), Shenika Williams (Trench Town, Maverley/Hugenden), Davia Smith (St Mary's College, Meadhaven FC), Shanise Foster (Norman Manley, Meadhaven FC), Toni Cowan (Ardenne High, Meadhaven FC), Vanessa Ramsay (Campion College, Meadhaven FC), Natalie Trails (Excelsior High, Waterhouse FC), Omella Gray (St Jago High), Stacia Yee-Singh (St Jago High), Kessian Walker (Ewarton High, St Catherine Upliftment), Tressan Gordon (McGrath High, St Catherine Upliftment), Kemeisha James (Muschett High, Trelawny FC), Monique Johnson (Trelawny FC), Manif Williams (Spot Valley High, Reno FC), Carla Daniels (STETHS, Reno FC), Chantel Stewart (St Jago High, Reno FC), Jassette Kerr (STETHS, Reno FC), Nordia Guthrie (Lennon High, Reno FC), Olivia Reid (St James High, Reno FC), Roshauna Palache (Denbigh High, Reno FC), Sasalee Cooper (Lennon High, Reno FC), Sashauna Campbell (Spaulding High, Reno FC), Shemay Henry (Grange Hill, Reno FC), and Sherona Forrester (Glenmuir High, Reno FC).