Author: Dwight Fraser

JFF  President  Michael  Ricketts  and  Reggae Girls head coach head  coach  Lorne  Donaldson  will  represent  Jamaica’s  Reggae  Girls  at  the  draw  for  the  2023   Women’s  World  Cup   in  Auckland  on  Saturday.

The  draw  will  determine  the  Reggae  Girls  opponents  at  the  tournament  which  has  been  expanded  from a  24  team  event  to  a  32  team  tournament.

Team manager Crystal Walters and Press Officer Earl Bailey  will  also  be  among  the  Reggae Girls  representation  at  the  draw  to be staged at the  Aotea Center in Auckland, New Zealand

Only  29  of  the  32  qualifiers  have  been  decided  so  far  with  the remaining three nations  to be decided at the Inter-Confederation play-offs, scheduled to take place in New Zealand between February 18 and February 23, 2023.

In the  meantime  this week marks  the  4th  anniversary   of the historic qualification of the Reggae Girlz to their first women’s World Cup in France back in 2019.

The  reggae  girls  created history after beating Panama on penalties on October 17, 2018.

JFF  President  Michael  Ricketts  and  Reggae Girls head coach head  coach  Lorne  Donaldson  will  represent  Jamaica’s  Reggae  Girls  at  the  draw  for  the  2023   Women’s  World  Cup   in  Auckland  on  Saturday.

The  draw  will  determine  the  Reggae  Girls  opponents  at  the  tournament  which  has  been  expanded  from a  24  team  event  to  a  32  team  tournament.

Team manager Crystal Walters and Press Officer Earl Bailey  will  also  be  among  the  Reggae Girls  representation  at  the  draw  to be staged at the  Aotea Center in Auckland, New Zealand

Only  29  of  the  32  qualifiers  have  been  decided  so  far  with  the remaining three nations  to be decided at the Inter-Confederation play-offs, scheduled to take place in New Zealand between February 18 and February 23, 2023.

In the  meantime  this week marks  the  4th  anniversary   of the historic qualification of the Reggae Girlz to their first women’s World Cup in France back in 2019.

The  reggae  girls  created history after beating Panama on penalties on October 17, 2018.

JFF  President  Michael  Ricketts  and  Reggae Girls head coach head  coach  Lorne  Donaldson  will  represent  Jamaica’s  Reggae  Girls  at  the  draw  for  the  2023   Women’s  World  Cup   in  Auckland  on  Saturday.

The  draw  will  determine  the  Reggae  Girls  opponents  at  the  tournament  which  has  been  expanded  from a  24  team  event  to  a  32  team  tournament.

Team manager Crystal Walters and Press Officer Earl Bailey  will  also  be  among  the  Reggae Girls  representation  at  the  draw  to be staged at the  Aotea Center in Auckland, New Zealand

Only  29  of  the  32  qualifiers  have  been  decided  so  far  with  the remaining three nations  to be decided at the Inter-Confederation play-offs, scheduled to take place in New Zealand between February 18 and February 23, 2023.

In the  meantime  this week marks  the  4th  anniversary   of the historic qualification of the Reggae Girlz to their first women’s World Cup in France back in 2019.

The  reggae  girls  created history after beating Panama on penalties on October 17, 2018.

JFF  President  Michael  Ricketts  and  Reggae Girls head coach head  coach  Lorne  Donaldson  will  represent  Jamaica’s  Reggae  Girls  at  the  draw  for  the  2023   Women’s  World  Cup   in  Auckland  on  Saturday.

The  draw  will  determine  the  Reggae  Girls  opponents  at  the  tournament  which  has  been  expanded  from a  24  team  event  to  a  32  team  tournament.

Team manager Crystal Walters and Press Officer Earl Bailey  will  also  be  among  the  Reggae Girls  representation  at  the  draw  to be staged at the  Aotea Center in Auckland, New Zealand

Only  29  of  the  32  qualifiers  have  been  decided  so  far  with  the remaining three nations  to be decided at the Inter-Confederation play-offs, scheduled to take place in New Zealand between February 18 and February 23, 2023.

In the  meantime  this week marks  the  4th  anniversary   of the historic qualification of the Reggae Girlz to their first women’s World Cup in France back in 2019.

The  reggae  girls  created history after beating Panama on penalties on October 17, 2018.

JFF  President  Michael  Ricketts  and  Reggae Girls head coach head  coach  Lorne  Donaldson  will  represent  Jamaica’s  Reggae  Girls  at  the  draw  for  the  2023   Women’s  World  Cup   in  Auckland  on  Saturday.

The  draw  will  determine  the  Reggae  Girls  opponents  at  the  tournament  which  has  been  expanded  from a  24  team  event  to  a  32  team  tournament.

Team manager Crystal Walters and Press Officer Earl Bailey  will  also  be  among  the  Reggae Girls  representation  at  the  draw  to be staged at the  Aotea Center in Auckland, New Zealand

Only  29  of  the  32  qualifiers  have  been  decided  so  far  with  the remaining three nations  to be decided at the Inter-Confederation play-offs, scheduled to take place in New Zealand between February 18 and February 23, 2023.

In the  meantime  this week marks  the  4th  anniversary   of the historic qualification of the Reggae Girlz to their first women’s World Cup in France back in 2019.

The  reggae  girls  created history after beating Panama on penalties on October 17, 2018.

JFF  President  Michael  Ricketts  and  Reggae Girls head coach head  coach  Lorne  Donaldson  will  represent  Jamaica’s  Reggae  Girls  at  the  draw  for  the  2023   Women’s  World  Cup   in  Auckland  on  Saturday.

The  draw  will  determine  the  Reggae  Girls  opponents  at  the  tournament  which  has  been  expanded  from a  24  team  event  to  a  32  team  tournament.

Team manager Crystal Walters and Press Officer Earl Bailey  will  also  be  among  the  Reggae Girls  representation  at  the  draw  to be staged at the  Aotea Center in Auckland, New Zealand

Only  29  of  the  32  qualifiers  have  been  decided  so  far  with  the remaining three nations  to be decided at the Inter-Confederation play-offs, scheduled to take place in New Zealand between February 18 and February 23, 2023.

In the  meantime  this week marks  the  4th  anniversary   of the historic qualification of the Reggae Girlz to their first women’s World Cup in France back in 2019.

The  reggae  girls  created history after beating Panama on penalties on October 17, 2018.

JFF  President  Michael  Ricketts  and  Reggae Girls head coach head  coach  Lorne  Donaldson  will  represent  Jamaica’s  Reggae  Girls  at  the  draw  for  the  2023   Women’s  World  Cup   in  Auckland  on  Saturday.

The  draw  will  determine  the  Reggae  Girls  opponents  at  the  tournament  which  has  been  expanded  from a  24  team  event  to  a  32  team  tournament.

Team manager Crystal Walters and Press Officer Earl Bailey  will  also  be  among  the  Reggae Girls  representation  at  the  draw  to be staged at the  Aotea Center in Auckland, New Zealand

Only  29  of  the  32  qualifiers  have  been  decided  so  far  with  the remaining three nations  to be decided at the Inter-Confederation play-offs, scheduled to take place in New Zealand between February 18 and February 23, 2023.

In the  meantime  this week marks  the  4th  anniversary   of the historic qualification of the Reggae Girlz to their first women’s World Cup in France back in 2019.

The  reggae  girls  created history after beating Panama on penalties on October 17, 2018.

JFF  President  Michael  Ricketts  and  Reggae Girls head coach head  coach  Lorne  Donaldson  will  represent  Jamaica’s  Reggae  Girls  at  the  draw  for  the  2023   Women’s  World  Cup   in  Auckland  on  Saturday.

The  draw  will  determine  the  Reggae  Girls  opponents  at  the  tournament  which  has  been  expanded  from a  24  team  event  to  a  32  team  tournament.

Team manager Crystal Walters and Press Officer Earl Bailey  will  also  be  among  the  Reggae Girls  representation  at  the  draw  to be staged at the  Aotea Center in Auckland, New Zealand

Only  29  of  the  32  qualifiers  have  been  decided  so  far  with  the remaining three nations  to be decided at the Inter-Confederation play-offs, scheduled to take place in New Zealand between February 18 and February 23, 2023.

In the  meantime  this week marks  the  4th  anniversary   of the historic qualification of the Reggae Girlz to their first women’s World Cup in France back in 2019.

The  reggae  girls  created history after beating Panama on penalties on October 17, 2018.

JFF  President  Michael  Ricketts  and  Reggae Girls head coach head  coach  Lorne  Donaldson  will  represent  Jamaica’s  Reggae  Girls  at  the  draw  for  the  2023   Women’s  World  Cup   in  Auckland  on  Saturday.

The  draw  will  determine  the  Reggae  Girls  opponents  at  the  tournament  which  has  been  expanded  from a  24  team  event  to  a  32  team  tournament.

Team manager Crystal Walters and Press Officer Earl Bailey  will  also  be  among  the  Reggae Girls  representation  at  the  draw  to be staged at the  Aotea Center in Auckland, New Zealand

Only  29  of  the  32  qualifiers  have  been  decided  so  far  with  the remaining three nations  to be decided at the Inter-Confederation play-offs, scheduled to take place in New Zealand between February 18 and February 23, 2023.

In the  meantime  this week marks  the  4th  anniversary   of the historic qualification of the Reggae Girlz to their first women’s World Cup in France back in 2019.

The  reggae  girls  created history after beating Panama on penalties on October 17, 2018.

JFF  President  Michael  Ricketts  and  Reggae Girls head coach head  coach  Lorne  Donaldson  will  represent  Jamaica’s  Reggae  Girls  at  the  draw  for  the  2023   Women’s  World  Cup   in  Auckland  on  Saturday.

The  draw  will  determine  the  Reggae  Girls  opponents  at  the  tournament  which  has  been  expanded  from a  24  team  event  to  a  32  team  tournament.

Team manager Crystal Walters and Press Officer Earl Bailey  will  also  be  among  the  Reggae Girls  representation  at  the  draw  to be staged at the  Aotea Center in Auckland, New Zealand

Only  29  of  the  32  qualifiers  have  been  decided  so  far  with  the remaining three nations  to be decided at the Inter-Confederation play-offs, scheduled to take place in New Zealand between February 18 and February 23, 2023.

In the  meantime  this week marks  the  4th  anniversary   of the historic qualification of the Reggae Girlz to their first women’s World Cup in France back in 2019.

The  reggae  girls  created history after beating Panama on penalties on October 17, 2018.