A Trinidad and Tobago Senior Women’s team left these shores for London on Tuesday evening for a three-game training camp.
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Reign FC place Cordner on waivers list
In order to make room on the roster for Van Egmond, Seattle has placed forward Kennya Cordner on waivers. Cordner, who was brought up in mid-June from the Reign FC Reserves, played in three games for Reign FC, starting in two matches and logging 124 minutes.
Osbourne Foundation to assist national footballer Watson
National women’s footballer Tamar Watson is one of many persons to benefit from The Val Turton Carl Osbourne Foundation (VTCOF). On May 19, the foundation held its sixth annual Charity Golf tournament to raise funds to provide financial assistance to sportsmen and sportswomen to pursue tertiary education.
Cordner first T&T woman to sign for NWSL
Free scoring T&T women’s international forward Kennya “Ya Ya” Cordner created history this week when she became the first footballer from the Caribbean to secure a contract with USA's top flight National Women’s Soccer League.
Princesses start World Cup prep
Trinidad and Tobago's national senior women's team footballers have no place to train. So, on Thursdays they head to the Queen's Park Savannah, in Port of Spain. It is hard to believe that these young women are preparing for a World Cup--the Canada 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup to be exact.
Reign FC signs Kennya Cordner
Reign FC made a few moves Wednesday, signing former U.S. international defender Stephanie Cox and Trinidad and Tobago international forward Kennya Cordner.
Bianca Alice Walker
Bianca Alice Walker had a plan. She had intentions of being an orthopaedic surgeon and had fashioned her educational path around this goal. Walker excelled in Biology, Chemistry and Math at the advanced level in secondary school and studied bioengineering and pre-med at Rice University in Houston, Texas.
Reign Reserves’ Kennya Cordner is goalWA.net Washington WPSL Player of Week
She has fans in social media who refer to her simply as “YaYa,” or the “YaYa Monster.” Trinidad and Tobago striker Kennya Cordner (wiki) made the first-ever goalWA.net Washington WPSL Player of the Week pick a fairly easy one.
Pellerud reflects on 'interesting' T&T experience
Frustrated by money woes.
How many would survive if not paid a salary for a couple of months? Before he departed to take up a four-year post last week in his native Norway as head coach of that country's senior national women's team, Norwegian football coach Even Pellerud had not been paid his salary by the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) since March 2012.