THE STEERING committee of the Tiger Tanks Under-20 Invitational football tournament has named 15 teams for the inaugural event slated to get underway, once contact sports is given the green light by the government.
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Eve scouts foreign-based players for men's Under-20 squad
TRINIDAD AND Tobago Under-20 men’s football coach Angus Eve is scouting players from overseas in an effort to field a competitive team as preparations begin for the qualifying phase of 2023 FIFA Men’s Under-20 World Cup in Indonesia.
King expresses disappointment as FIFA cancels U-17, 20 World Cups
FIFA has cancelled two age-group World Cups which had been due to take place next year because of the coronavirus crisis on Thursday.
Eve hands full with U-20, senior teams
National senior men's football coach Angus Eve will have his hands full over the coming months, having been tasked with the responsibility of preparing both the country's Under-20 and senior men's teams.
King: CONCACAF postponement will affect team exposure
National Unde-20 football coach Derek King said the postponement of the final phase of the CONCACAF U-20 Championship, initially carded for June 20- July 5 in Honduras will prevent his team from getting much-needed exposure at the international level.
Advisory for the Men's U-20-tryouts
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) wishes to thank the public for the overwhelming interest in our Men’s National Under 20 Tryouts.
Nine overseas players arrive for U-20 training
Nine North American-based players will arrive in the country on Sunday to join the current Men’s Under 20 pool for a week of training under head coach Derek King.
Men’s U-20 Team to begin screening Saturday December 11th
The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association is inviting interested players to attend its first Open Screening Session for the National Men’s Under 20 Team this Saturday December 11th at the Ato Boldon Stadium from 8:00am.
Tobago youth determined to be successful even if that means moving to Trinidad
SWO introduces Jaiye Sheppard - A Tobago bright-spark.
Jaiye was born February 16, 2002, to Clint and Asha Sheppard. From an infant growing up in Roxborough, Tobago, football was his primary love and he was nearly always seen with a ball except in situations where possessing a ball would be deemed inappropriate.