The Reggae Women are Right here!

The Reggae Girlz, Jamaica’s senior ladies’s soccer crew, arrived in Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday and is present process intense preparation for his or her worldwide pleasant in opposition to Costa Rica. The sport which is a part of the groups’ preparation for the FIFA 2023 World Cup, will likely be performed on Sunday on the DRV PNK Stadium at 5 pm.
The 22 gamers that arrived in Fort Lauderdale has two new faces. They’re Leicester Metropolis’s Web page Bailey-Gayle and College of Notre Dame’s Kalyssa van Zanten. Soccer followers may also get to see the skillful and productive striker Khadijah ’Bunny’ Shaw, who at present performs for Manchester Metropolis. Shaw has scored 42 objectives in 30 appearances for Jamaica.
The weekend soccer festivity is a manufacturing of the Soccer is Freedom initiative, spearheaded by International Ambassador for the crew, Cedella Marley. The organizers are hoping for an enormous turnout, particularly on Sunday, to assist the crew with crowd vitality and far wanted funding for its World Cup program.
Each groups are slated to participate in a scrimmage contest on Saturday on the similar venue, earlier than the large sport on Sunday. On Sunday, spectators will likely be handled to a pre-game get together, leisure, meals vans, a group market, and a musical half-time present that will likely be of epic proportion.
The Area’s quantity 4 ranked Costa Rica is coming off a two-game match in opposition to Panama final month, by which they secured a win and misplaced the opposite. Jamaica’s final sport was a 0-4 loss in opposition to the USA on June 13. Earlier than the US sport, the area’s fifth ranked Reggae Girlz eked a 1-0 win over Nigeria on June 10th.
Jamaica’s crew is anticipated to come back from: Sydney Schneider (Washington Spirit), Chantelle Swaby (Glasgow Rangers FC), Jade Bailey (Liverpool FC), Vyan Sampson (Charlton Athletic), Konya Plummer (Orlando Delight; on mortgage to AIK Stockholm), Chinyelu Asher (Washington Spirit), Kayla McCoy (Glasgow Rangers FC), Atlanta Primus (London Metropolis Lionesses), Khadija Shaw (Manchester Metropolis FC), Sashana Campbell (Unattached), Rebecca Spencer (Tottenham Hotspurs FC), Allyson Swaby (AS Roma), Tiernny Wiltshire (KUPS), Drew Spence (Chelsea FC), Cheyna Matthews (Louisville FC), Marlo Sweatman (Haladas FC), Satara Murray (Bristol Metropolis FC), Yazmeen Jamieson (P18 IK), Olufolasade Adamolekun (College of South California), Trudi Carter (FC Gintra), Kalyssa Van Zanten (College of Notre Dame) and Paige Bailey-Gayle (Leicester Metropolis FC).
