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The development of women’s football dominated discussions at a meeting among officials from the Local Organizing Committee, a FIFA delegation and the Minister of Sport Gary Hunt on Friday morning.
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Sixteen-year-old, Mariah Shade is the captain of the national Under-17 Girls team as well as her school team, Debe High, which won the T&TEC Secondary Schoolgirls Football League national title, last Tuesday at the Mannie Ramjohn Stadium in Marabella.
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RECENTLY-APPOINTED Technical Director of the Trinidad and Tobago women’s football team, Norwegian-born Even Pellerud, is eager for the challenge of uplifting the sport in the twin-island republic.
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Trinidad and Tobago were officially announced as hosts of the 2010 FIFA Women's Under-17 Football World Cup yesterday by Joseph Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, the governing body for world football.

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Newly-appointed coach of the T&T women’s Under-17 team, and Director of T&T Women's Football, Norwegian Even Pellerud held his first training session with the young players on Wednesday at the University of West Indies Campus in St Augustine.
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Lincoln PhillipsFormer national footballer Alvin Corneal had expressed in the Arena issue of July 6, the idea that the TTFF must not depend on the T&T women players who are resident in the USA to improve the level of the sport but must look locally for players. He was disappointed that 13 girls from the USA represented T&T in the recently concluded Concacaf Under-17 World Cup qualifying tournament. Today, T&T Football Federation (TTFF), technical director Lincoln Phillips gives a response to Corneal where he totally disagrees with his thoughts.

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  1. TT Girls kicked out CONCACAF series
  2. Soca Princesses in goaless draw
  3. T&T's Ashley Mullin in soccer paradise
  4. Soca Princesses whip El Salvador 5-1
  5. Coach Waldrum finalizes U-17 Women Roster
  6. U-17 girls beat seniors on spot kicks
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