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Trinidad and Tobago's women Olympic team head coach Richard Hood had no excuses for his team's 1-0 defeat to Dominican Republic in their CFU Olympic qualifier on Saturday which put the "Soca Princesses" out of the race for 2012 qualification.

Trinidad and Tobago’s Women’s Olympic footballers were scheduled to arrive in Santo Domingo last night ahead of their Caribbean Football Union Olympic qualifying matches against Dominican Republic, Bermuda and Dominica. T&T under head coach Richard Hood will face Bermuda in their first match on Tuesday and Hood is quietly optimistic of an opening win.

Betzaida Ubri scored her second goal in as many games and led the Dominican Republic to a 1-0 upset of Trinidad and Tobago on Saturday, sending the Dominicans to the finals of CONCACAF's women's Olympic qualifying.

National coach Richard Hood expects T&T’s Olympic women’s team to have little difficulty in overcoming their opponents in the opening phase of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) qualifiers despite the fact that he will be taking a mostly local-based team.

Trinidad and Tobago's Olympic women's team virtually assured themselves of a place in the final CONCACAF qualification round in Vancouver next January with a comprehensive 14-1 victory over Dominica on Thursday.

Nowegian Evan Pellrud expects Trinidad and Tobago's national senior women's team to win Caribbean Group B and qualify for the final round of CONCACAF qualifiers for the 2012 Olympic football tournament.

The Bermuda Women’s Olympic Football team went down in their first game in the Preliminary Competition CONCACAF Caribbean Zone – Round 1 of Group B in the Dominican Republic at the Estadio Panamericano stadium.

Former Debe High Secondary Girls’ football player Jeannette Clarke is pursuing a future as coach and is aiming to be one of the youngest coaches in local women’s football.