Trinidad and Tobago will host a 4-nation tournament as a build up for the 2010 FIFA Under 17 Women's World Cup from February 28 involving the national Under 17 Teams of Canada, Jamaica, Mexico and T&T at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium, Marabella.
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Players please Pellerud
Technical director of women’s football, Even Pellerud has expressed his pleasure at the U-17 football camp which was held over the weekend with prospective players.
U-17 girls go up 2-0 but lose second straight to Mexico
Trinidad and Tobago’s Women’s National Under 17 team made a much better start they had in the previous outing but couldn’t hold on to a two goal lead as they closed off their two-match tour of Mexico with a 5-2 defeat to that country’s Under 17 Women’s team on Saturday.
Pellerud continues with Under-17 preparations
Director of women’s football, Even Pellerud is back on the training pitch, preparing the national Under-17 team for the upcoming Fifa Under-17 Women’s World Cup.
Warner: Women’s football is better
“Women’s football is the better football.” This was the sentiment of Fifa vice-president, Jack Warner yesterday, as he gave the feature address at the conclusion of the Coaching Course for Coaches in Women’s Football held at the Mandela Hall, Centre of Excellence, Macoya.
Shabazz: T&T U-17s will shine at World Cup
National Under-20 women’s coach Jamaal Shabazz is ’past hope’ that Trinidad and Tobago’s Under-17 ’Soca Princesses’ will perform admirably when this country hosts the 2010 FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup from September 5-25.
U-17 girls lose first match to Mexico
Trinidad and Tobago’s national under 17 women’s team gave a strong second half display but it was not enough to prevent them from going down 3-1 to Mexico in the first of two friendlies on Thursday.
Pellerud: Mexico better than us
’Mexico are better than us,’ declared Even Pellerud, Trinidad and Tobago’s Norwegian director of women’s football, following a two-match tour to the Central American country by a 20-member T&T Under-17 women’s team.
Foreign-based players lead T&T to Mexico
Six foreign-based players have been named in a 20-member Trinidad and Tobago Women’s Under-17 squad scheduled to leave Tuesday for Mexico to contest two friendly matches against the hosts.