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Striker Kennya “Ya Ya” Cordner scored the only goal as Trinidad and Tobago National Women Football team won for the second time on a four-match tour of Clarleston, South Carolina, USA.

Has a lesson been learnt?

The Trinidad and Tobago senior national women’s football team are preparing for World Cup qualification and need international warm-up matches.

A 20-member T&T senior women’s football and four officials team left Piarco on Tuesday for a four-match training camp in Charleston, South Carolina, USA, which kicked off against Charleston Southern University at the Patriots Point Athletic Complex in Mt Pleasant, South Carolina from 7 pm (local time), yesterday.

Hoping for more warm-up games

With most of the major CONCACAF teams already deep in preparation, Trinidad and Tobago’s senior national women’s team this week began full preparation for the upcoming World Cup qualifying. CONCACAF qualifying for the World Cup is due to begin in 2014, although no date has yet been set.

COLUMBIA, S.C. - The South Carolina women's soccer team will host the Trinidad & Tobago women's national team on Saturday. Kickoff is slated for 6 p.m., ET at Stone Stadium with free admission.

There is a place for Ahkeela Mollon on the Trinidad and Tobago senior women’s national football team,  once she fully buys into the belief that Trinidad and Tobago can qualify for the 2015 FIFA World Cup carded for Canada.

T&T women’s senior international Ahkeela Mollon has signed a season-long contract with Swedish Elittetan (second division) club Kvarnsveden IK, in a return to the country which introduced her to European football.

Trinidad and Tobago’s women national football team, the “Soca Princesses”, concluded their first tour of England unbeaten after defeating Tottenham Hotspurs 3-0 yesterday at Spurs Lodge in London, via goals from Tobago striker Kennya “Ya Ya” Cordner.