PHOTO: SUPPORTING THE BOYZ
SUPPORTING THE BOYZ
Football, International Football, Sports
October 17, 2013

PHOTO: SUPPORTING THE BOYZ

Members of Jamaica’s Under-20 Reggae Girlz team lending their support to the Reggae Boyz at the National Stadium on Tuesday night during their CONCACAF World Cup final round qualifier. The Young Reggae Girlz are themselves preparing for the Caribbean Football Union Women’s Under-20 Championship Final, which kicks off today with action in Group A at the Waterhouse Mini Stadium. At 4:00 pm Cuba oppose Grenada, and at 6:00 pm Trinidad and Tobago take on Anguilla. The Young Girlz bow into action tomorrow at 6:00 pm when they face St Kitts & Nevis, two hours after Suriname oppose The Dominican Republic at the Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex. The top two teams from each group advance to the semi-finals, slated for next Friday, with the final two days later at the Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex. (PHOTO: ANTHONY GRAHAM)

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