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Trinidad and To­ba­go skip­per Karyn Forbes and her team­mates got off to a dream start in their 2020 Olympic Games quest with a 3-0 win over Aru­ba in the open­ing CON­CA­CAF qual­i­fi­er at the Ato Boldon Sta­di­um in Cou­va.

Opening Screening for the Trinidad and Tobago Women’s Olympic team selection will commence on July 31st at the Ato Boldon Stadium from 4:30pm.

T&T's Women's coach Stephan De Four plans to be ag­gres­sive in at­tack and re­lent­less in the de­fence when the CON­CA­CAF Olympic Qual­i­fiers kicks off from Mon­day at the Ato Boldon Sta­di­um in Bal­main, Cou­va.

Former National Women’s Team player Dernelle Mascall has made up her mind that her future in football lies in coaching.  She loves the game and she intends to maintain her involvement.  She was sent by the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association along with Desiree Sarjeant to the Concacaf Women’s D License course in Antigua and Barbuda last week.

Trinidad and Tobago’s Olympic team head coach Stephan De Four recently invited twenty nine players for a residential training camp which is ongoing ahead of the CONCACAF Preliminary Women’s Olympic Tournament for Tokyo 2020, Caribbean Zone.

“On the first game day of the Concacaf Championship, I didn’t even have a TTFA badge or number on my game jersey. If that doesn’t paint the picture of how disrespected I was as a National Team player, I don’t know what will.

Trinidad and Tobago’s preparations for upcoming Olympic Qualifiers is coming along and is expected to be boosted by the including of some past national players as well as new recruits discovered by two Combined held in North America over the past two weeks.

For the first time in awhile, I noticed how disjointed we are during our pre-tournament camp in Raleigh. We have cliques, like all teams do; but we have to have the maturity to see past differences for the good of football and country. That was hard to do this time but I believe it was hard to do because of two main reasons.