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25 players to be encamped from tomorrow at CPCE
With the calling off of the 2009 Caribbean Football Union’s Regional Under-15 tournament as a result of the H1N1 Flu which affected Trinidad and Tobago, four countries have taken the opportunity to compete against each other.
Hosts, Suriname, the Netherlands Antilles, French Guiana and Guyana will participate in the Under-15 tournament from August 7 – 11.
In preparation for this competition, the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) has invited a squad of 25-players to commence training from tomorrow to August 3.
The players will be encamped at the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE), Turkeyen. The Guyanese will leave on August 5 for Suriname and return on the 12th.
The players shortlisted along with their parent/guardian are invited to attend a meeting at the CPCE tomorrow commencing at 11:00hrs, where they will be fully briefed on plans for the encampment and subsequent tour.
The players are:
Name Position Association
Jamaal Booker goalkeeper East Demerara
Devon Charles “ Georgetown
Julius Garfield “ West Demerara
Colin Harris defender Georgetown
Jermain Kevin “ “
Dickquan Vancouten “ “
Delroy Matthews “ East Bank
Clive Welcome “ Bartica
Shawn Ceasar “ “
Clinton Adams “ West Demerara
Delon Young “ Upper Demerara
Mohamed Ali Midfield Berbice
DeShane Garnett “ East Demerara
Nickel Fraser “ “
Keson Dey “ Georgetown
Starr Jones “ East Bank
Keyon Ismond “ East Demerara
Oral Stoll “ West Demerara
Pernell Schultz “ Georgetown
Romario Handy “ Upper Demerara
Domini Garnett forward East Bank
Sherwin Lewis “ Berbice
Aloysius Edwards “ Bartica
Deshon Bishop utility Berbice
Romario Hughes “ East Bank
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