Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz Ready to Make History at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup
With the highly anticipated 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand just around the corner, Jamaica’s national team, affectionately known as the Reggae Girlz, is gearing up for a crucial moment in their football journey.
The Reggae Girlz have already etched their names in history as the first Caribbean country to qualify for two consecutive FIFA World Cup tournaments.
Placed in Group F, they are set to play all their group-stage matches in Australia.
Their World Cup journey kicks off with a challenging match against France on July 23 (kickoff @ 5am local time).
This promises to be a thrilling encounter as the Reggae Girlz aim to prove their mettle against one of the world’s football powerhouses.
Then, on July 29, they will face Panama, which will serve as a grand opportunity for the Girlz to grab three valuable points (kickoff @ 7:30am local time).
Finally, on August 2, the clash with Brazil awaits, a team known for their attacking prowess and flair on the field (kickoff @ 5am local time).
The entire nation is rallying behind the Reggae Girlz as they approach this crucial moment in their footballing history.
The players are determined to give their all, and the coaching staff is leaving no stone unturned in ensuring the squad selection is a well-considered one.
The countdown to the World Cup is on, and Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz are ready to take the stage.
As they prepare to face formidable adversaries in Group F, the nation stands united in their unwavering support, hoping for a historic and inspiring performance on the world’s biggest football stage.
Full squad:
Allyson Swaby,
Atlanta Primus,
Chantelle Swaby,
Chenya Matthews,
Deneisha Blackwood,
Drew Spence,
Havana Solaun,
Jody Brown,
Kalyssa Van Zanten,
Kameron Simmonds,
Kayla McKenna,
Khadija Shaw,
Konya Plummer,
Paige Bailey Gayle
Peyton McNamara,
Rebecca Spencer,
Solai Washington,
Sydney Schneider,
Tiernny Wiltshire,
Tiffany Cameron
Trudi Carter,
Vyan Sampson
Sashana Campbell
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