T&T Women's Football League

Competition is scheduled to commence in Trinidad on Saturday. However, up to press time, head coach Corbin Cooper noted that he was still waiting on information on whether the League will have an official opening including march past and other formalities or if they will go straight into games.

All Sport Promotions in association with Scotiabank Trinidad and Tobago Limited will host the first ever Scotiabank Kick Against Breast Cancer football tournament as part of the ongoing activities in aid of ‘Breast Cancer Awareness Month.’ Sixteen women’s teams will congregate to support this charitable event, the first of its kind to held at the Casuals Corner, Queen’s Park Savannah this Sunday 25th October, kick off is at 10:00am.

Clubs will learn the status of the league as the T&T Football Federation (TTFF) has mandated a special committee, headed by national senior coach, Jamaal Shabazz, to organise a Women’s League Football (WoLF) Classic.

Sweaters Touring Team were having the better of the opening minutes of the Trinidad and Tobago Women's FA Trophy Final until scoring an early goal against overwhelming favourites Tobago FC before a small turnout on Wednesday at the Marvin Lee Stadium, Macoya.

Azaad Mohammed-Khan, chief executive officer of San Juan Jabloteh Football club, has expressed his frustration at the delay of the beginning of the Women’s League Football (Wolf).

To say that 2008 Women’s League football champions Real Dimension were but a shadow of themselves on Wednesday night at the Marvin Lee Stadium, Macoya, in a knockout match against Sangre Grande based Sweaters Touring, would be a huge understatement.

Blue Waters Sweaters Touring Team are the first Champions of the Scotiabank Kick Against Breast Cancer Football Tournament which took place on Sunday 25th October at the Casuals Corner, Queen’s Park Savannah. Sweaters, beat out fifteen other teams from clubs all over the country to capture the champions’ trophy as well as bragging rights. Runners up in the tournament was Digicel Tobago F.C. who put up a tough fight in the finals, but could not equalize leaving the final score at 1-0.

Having just won the 2009 Trinidad & Tobago Women's League Football (WOLF) Premier League competition, Tobago Football Club will be heavily favoured to also grab a spot among the last four in the FA Trophy competition when they take on First Division Point Fortin Pioneers from 4 p.m today at the Dwight Yorke Stadium.