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Apr 26, 2017 Sports
– International players to join may encampment
Twenty-five of the most talented national female football players have been called to a

The Young looking Lady Jags squad that will be encamped with GFF officials including TD Greenwood (left).
five-day camp in New Amsterdam in preparation for the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Women’s Caribbean Cup scheduled for the 24th – 28th May a release from the federation informed.
This is the first time since the new Executive has been at the helm of football administration in
Guyana that the female national team will participate in the CFU Women’s Caribbean Cup and speaks to the renewed focus of the new administration to women’s football development in Guyana.
The players, selected via the Guyana Football Federation’s (GFF) Technical Development programme, include those from Linden, Berbice, Rupununi, West Demerara and Georgetown.
All of the players were also part of the recently concluded inaugural Women’s Development League.
This is the first of two camps for the team, commonly referred to as “Lady Jags”, and features two goalkeepers, eight defenders, seven midfielders and eight forwards from the following
Member Associations – Georgetown – 10, West Demerara – 5, Berbice –1, Upper Demerara – 3 and Rupununi – 6.
The second camp, scheduled for 12th– 22nd May 2017, will include overseas-based players following which the squad will be announced.
Encampment for the “Lady Jags” is managed by Head Coach designate and Technical Development Officer, Akilah Castello assisted by recently-appointed GFF’s Women’s
Development Officer, Trisha Munroe.
This initial camp, which began on the 24th April, will seek to introduce the new national playing philosophy as implemented by the GFF Technical Department and will cover a range of technical areas of assessment.
LADY JAGS TRAINING CAMP SQUAD
NAME POSITION CLUB
Ruth George Goalkeeper Fruta Conquerors
Nataile Nedd Goalkeeper Fruta Conquerors
Anastacia Horsham Defender Fruta Conquerors
Keshauna McRae Defender Foxy Ladies
Rebekah Nurse Defender West Side Conquerors
Ronecia Lewis Defender Demerara Queens
Odessa Romeo Defender GDF
Collette Hope Defender Fruta Conquerors
Ameka Semple Defender Saints Sports Club
Jillian Hawker Defender Paiwomak Warriors
Terryka Joseph Midfielder Fruta Conquerors
Lakeisha Pearson Midfielder Fruta Conquerors
Siacy Adams Midfielder Foxy Ladies
Tiandi Smith Midfielder Foxy Ladies
Shamika Marcus Midfielder Foxy Ladies
Vanissa Sacapieo Midfielder Saints Sports Club
Roshanna Grandison Midfielder Demerara Queens
Sasha James Forward GDF
Anulissa Johnson Forward Fruta Conquerors
Chante Leacock Forward NA United
Sherrilyn Kingston Forward Demerara queens
Samantha Roberts Forward Paiwomak Warriors
Helen Domingo Forward Snatchers
Sonia Griffith Forward Saints Sports Club
Shennel Daniels Forward Fruta Conquerors
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