U-17

Fun filled Trinidad & Tobago got down to some serious business in preparation for the FIFA 2010 Women's U-17 World Cup. A FIFA delegation of instructors and development officers assisted local participants in a FIFA Com-Unity seminar, providing the hosts with a perfect platform to raise awareness of women's football, both within the football family and the wider community.

The Panamanian women's U-17 team lost 2-3 to their counterparts from Trinidad and Tobago in a friendly played Saturday afternoon, August 1 on a training pitch by the Rommel Fernandez Stadium.

The future of football...

FIFA vice-president Jack Warner called on all stakeholders to come on board to ensure the prominence of women in football and the success of Trinidad and Tobago's hosting of the FIFA Women's Under-17 World Cup in September next year.

A 22-member Trinidad and Tobago’s National Women’s U-17 football team arrived in Panama City on Thursday night for a schedule of warm-up internationals over the next few days.

The national Under-17 football women’s team ended its first international tour on a high note following a 3-1 victory over El Salvador’s national U-20 women’s team on Saturday evening. The match was played at El Salvador’s Estadio Cuscatlan in Santa Tecla.

The national U-20 and U-17 women’s football teams will head off for two preparatory tours.

The Women’s National U-17 team suffered a 5-0 defeat against El Salvador’s National U-20 team on Wednesday night.

The national Under-17 women’s football team will tour two Central American countries from July 30-August 10 in preparation for the 2010 FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup to be hosted in TT.