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Trinidad and Tobago national women's football team striker Kennya Cordner scored two goals as Issaquah SC moved a step closer to winning the NorthWest Division in the second tier of the Women's Premier Soccer League in the United States.

The College of Charleston women's soccer team and head coach Christian Michner are heading to Trinidad and Tobago this week for a 10-day trip that will give them a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in a new culture and play soccer internationally.

This summer, the College of Charleston women’s soccer team enjoyed the remarkable opportunity to visit the island nation of Trinidad and Tobago to engage in exploration, team building, international fellowship, community outreach and, of course, the culturally-transcending game of soccer.

Please congratulate Arin King who has accepted an invitation from Switzerland's FC Nuenkirch (Div. 1) Senior Women's team to play in the winter-spring season.

An Interview with Trinidad and Tobago and Issaquah WPSL players, Kennya Cordner and Maylee Attin-Johnson with Brent George of- g4athlete.com.

Trinidad and Tobago's Women football team put on a commendable showing to hold hosts Mexico to a 1-1 draw in their second game of the 2011 Pan American Games at the Omnilife Stadium on Thursday night.

National women’s footballers Maylee Attin-Johnson and Kenya Cordner are currently playing their trade in the United States for the Issaquah Soccer Club in the Women’s Premier Soccer League.

This country’s senior women’s football team will continue its five-day live-in with a practice session at the Marvin Lee Stadium, Macoya from 4 pm this afternoon.