Author: Wayde Brown

Jamaica’s National Under 17 Reggae Boyz will engage their counterparts from Trinidad and Tobago in two international friendly games in Jamaica this weekend.

The visitors arrive in the island on Wednesday and will play their first game at the UWI Captain Horace Burrell Centre on Friday at 4pm. The second encounter will take place on Sunday at 9am.

The visitors will then play a club team on Tuesday before heading home the following day.

Both aggregations are preparing for the Concacaf Championship which will take place in 2025.

Coach of the Jamaica team is former Reggae Boy midfielder Altimont “Freddy” Butler, assisted by Carlton Simmonds and Vassel Reynolds.

Jamaica’s National Under 17 Reggae Boyz will engage their counterparts from Trinidad and Tobago in two international friendly games in Jamaica this weekend.

The visitors arrive in the island on Wednesday and will play their first game at the UWI Captain Horace Burrell Centre on Friday at 4pm. The second encounter will take place on Sunday at 9am.

The visitors will then play a club team on Tuesday before heading home the following day.

Both aggregations are preparing for the Concacaf Championship which will take place in 2025.

Coach of the Jamaica team is former Reggae Boy midfielder Altimont “Freddy” Butler, assisted by Carlton Simmonds and Vassel Reynolds.

Jamaica’s National Under 17 Reggae Boyz will engage their counterparts from Trinidad and Tobago in two international friendly games in Jamaica this weekend.

The visitors arrive in the island on Wednesday and will play their first game at the UWI Captain Horace Burrell Centre on Friday at 4pm. The second encounter will take place on Sunday at 9am.

The visitors will then play a club team on Tuesday before heading home the following day.

Both aggregations are preparing for the Concacaf Championship which will take place in 2025.

Coach of the Jamaica team is former Reggae Boy midfielder Altimont “Freddy” Butler, assisted by Carlton Simmonds and Vassel Reynolds.

Jamaica’s National Under 17 Reggae Boyz will engage their counterparts from Trinidad and Tobago in two international friendly games in Jamaica this weekend.

The visitors arrive in the island on Wednesday and will play their first game at the UWI Captain Horace Burrell Centre on Friday at 4pm. The second encounter will take place on Sunday at 9am.

The visitors will then play a club team on Tuesday before heading home the following day.

Both aggregations are preparing for the Concacaf Championship which will take place in 2025.

Coach of the Jamaica team is former Reggae Boy midfielder Altimont “Freddy” Butler, assisted by Carlton Simmonds and Vassel Reynolds.

Jamaica’s National Under 17 Reggae Boyz will engage their counterparts from Trinidad and Tobago in two international friendly games in Jamaica this weekend.

The visitors arrive in the island on Wednesday and will play their first game at the UWI Captain Horace Burrell Centre on Friday at 4pm. The second encounter will take place on Sunday at 9am.

The visitors will then play a club team on Tuesday before heading home the following day.

Both aggregations are preparing for the Concacaf Championship which will take place in 2025.

Coach of the Jamaica team is former Reggae Boy midfielder Altimont “Freddy” Butler, assisted by Carlton Simmonds and Vassel Reynolds.

Jamaica’s National Under 17 Reggae Boyz will engage their counterparts from Trinidad and Tobago in two international friendly games in Jamaica this weekend.

The visitors arrive in the island on Wednesday and will play their first game at the UWI Captain Horace Burrell Centre on Friday at 4pm. The second encounter will take place on Sunday at 9am.

The visitors will then play a club team on Tuesday before heading home the following day.

Both aggregations are preparing for the Concacaf Championship which will take place in 2025.

Coach of the Jamaica team is former Reggae Boy midfielder Altimont “Freddy” Butler, assisted by Carlton Simmonds and Vassel Reynolds.

Jamaica’s National Under 17 Reggae Boyz will engage their counterparts from Trinidad and Tobago in two international friendly games in Jamaica this weekend.

The visitors arrive in the island on Wednesday and will play their first game at the UWI Captain Horace Burrell Centre on Friday at 4pm. The second encounter will take place on Sunday at 9am.

The visitors will then play a club team on Tuesday before heading home the following day.

Both aggregations are preparing for the Concacaf Championship which will take place in 2025.

Coach of the Jamaica team is former Reggae Boy midfielder Altimont “Freddy” Butler, assisted by Carlton Simmonds and Vassel Reynolds.

Jamaica’s National Under 17 Reggae Boyz will engage their counterparts from Trinidad and Tobago in two international friendly games in Jamaica this weekend.

The visitors arrive in the island on Wednesday and will play their first game at the UWI Captain Horace Burrell Centre on Friday at 4pm. The second encounter will take place on Sunday at 9am.

The visitors will then play a club team on Tuesday before heading home the following day.

Both aggregations are preparing for the Concacaf Championship which will take place in 2025.

Coach of the Jamaica team is former Reggae Boy midfielder Altimont “Freddy” Butler, assisted by Carlton Simmonds and Vassel Reynolds.

Jamaica’s National Under 17 Reggae Boyz will engage their counterparts from Trinidad and Tobago in two international friendly games in Jamaica this weekend.

The visitors arrive in the island on Wednesday and will play their first game at the UWI Captain Horace Burrell Centre on Friday at 4pm. The second encounter will take place on Sunday at 9am.

The visitors will then play a club team on Tuesday before heading home the following day.

Both aggregations are preparing for the Concacaf Championship which will take place in 2025.

Coach of the Jamaica team is former Reggae Boy midfielder Altimont “Freddy” Butler, assisted by Carlton Simmonds and Vassel Reynolds.

Jamaica’s National Under 17 Reggae Boyz will engage their counterparts from Trinidad and Tobago in two international friendly games in Jamaica this weekend.

The visitors arrive in the island on Wednesday and will play their first game at the UWI Captain Horace Burrell Centre on Friday at 4pm. The second encounter will take place on Sunday at 9am.

The visitors will then play a club team on Tuesday before heading home the following day.

Both aggregations are preparing for the Concacaf Championship which will take place in 2025.

Coach of the Jamaica team is former Reggae Boy midfielder Altimont “Freddy” Butler, assisted by Carlton Simmonds and Vassel Reynolds.