The Trinidad and Tobago Under-17 women's team continued their preparations for next year's FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup with a 2-0 victory over the national Under-20 women's team on Thursday at the Marvin Lee Stadium, Macoya.
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Big $$ from Govt for Women’s World Cup
An allocation of $140.9 million will be provided from the Sport Ministry’s budget of $388.8 million for the upgrade and construction of facilities to serve as training venues for the nation’s athletes and the hosting of regional and international competitions in support of T&T’s emergence as the sporting hub of the Caribbean. This was listed among the Public Sector Investment Programme 2010, which was laid in parliament during Monday’s budget presentation by Finance Minister Karen Tesheira. An area of high priority will be the preparation of the nation’s five stadia for hosting the Fifa Under-20 Women’s World Cup in 2010. Tesheira said in support of this initiative, the sum of two million will be provided for the update of the lighting systems and replacement of scoreboards at the Dwight Yorke, Larry Gomes, Mannie Ramjohn and Ato Boldon Stadia.
Women weigh in at T&T Com-Unity
Fun filled Trinidad & Tobago got down to some serious business in preparation for the FIFA 2010 Women's U-17 World Cup. A FIFA delegation of instructors and development officers assisted local participants in a FIFA Com-Unity seminar, providing the hosts with a perfect platform to raise awareness of women's football, both within the football family and the wider community.
Women U-17s tackle U-20s at Marvin Lee
The national Under-17 women’s footballers will clash with their U-20 counterparts this afternoon at Marvin Lee Stadium (MLS) in Macoya, from 5.20 pm.The match is a part of their (the U-17s) preparation for the 2010 Fifa U-17 Women’s World Cup which will be held in T&T.
Warner launches women's seminar
The future of football...
FIFA vice-president Jack Warner called on all stakeholders to come on board to ensure the prominence of women in football and the success of Trinidad and Tobago's hosting of the FIFA Women's Under-17 World Cup in September next year.
Aline, Solo to launch Women's U-17 World Cup
Brazil captain Aline, United States goalkeeper Hope Solo and Christine St Clair, Canada's all-time national team record goal-scorer of 84 goals in 103 internationals, will all be in Trinidad on September 12 when the emblem for the 2010 FIFA Under-17 Trinidad and Tobago Women's World Cup is revealed.
T&T U-17 girls end tour on a high
The national Under-17 football women’s team ended its first international tour on a high note following a 3-1 victory over El Salvador’s national U-20 women’s team on Saturday evening. The match was played at El Salvador’s Estadio Cuscatlan in Santa Tecla.
TTFF appoints new Deputy CEO and Director of Marketing for LOC 2010
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Nataki Kerr, as the Deputy CEO and Director of Marketing of the Local Organising Committee (LOC) for the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Trinidad and Tobago 2010.
Girls team lose to El Salvador U-20s
The Women’s National U-17 team suffered a 5-0 defeat against El Salvador’s National U-20 team on Wednesday night.