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Bermuda name strong squad for Concacaf W Qualifiers

Gearing up: Former under-17 teammates Katelyn Madeiros (10) and Nia Christopher, right, are stepping up to the Bermuda senior team for upcoming Concacaf Qualifiers against Jamaica and Cayman Islands this month (File photograph by Lawrence Trott)

Bermuda Football Association confirmed a 23-member squad for the upcoming Concacaf W Qualifiers this month against Jamaica and Cayman Islands on February 17 in Kingston and on February 22 at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida.

Marley Christian, born in the US to Bermudian and Jamaican parents, has been named in the Bermuda squad for upcoming Concacaf W Qualifiers against Jamaica and Cayman Islands (Photograph by Lawrence Trott)

Bermuda are pulling out all the stops in their bid to get past the group stages and advance to the Concacaf W Championship. They will play four matches in group C against favourites Jamaica, Cayman Islands, Dominican Republic and Grenada, with the six winners of the respective groups advancing.

The Jamaica match will start at 7pm Bermuda time and the second qualifier against Cayman Islands at 6pm, with all matches available for live viewing on the Concacaf app. The match against Cayman Islands will be streamed live on the BFA YouTube channel for Bermuda audiences only.

The Grenada and Dominican Republic matches are set for April but venues and dates have not been confirmed.

“It is with excitement that I name the 23 players that will be representing Bermuda for the 2023 Women's World Cup Qualifiers,” said Naquita Robinson, the Bermuda head coach.

“All the players have been working extremely hard over the past two years and are ready to take on the challenge which lies ahead.

“Selecting this team wasn't an easy task because everyone has put in the work. We understand players will be disappointed, but not making this round doesn't eliminate them for the next one.”

The bulk of the Bermuda squad is based overseas, but all have made themselves available for the upcoming matches.

“The players are looking forward to this opportunity to showcase all their hard work and see this as an opportunity for success,” Robinson said.

“Our coaching team has worked hard to prepare the players for these matches, and we are ready to go. Thank you, Bermuda, for all your support and we will continue to make you proud.”

Squad:

Goalkeepers: Terinae Trott, Micah Pond, Zakhari Turner

Defenders: Danni Watson, Delia Ebbin, Jaden Masters, Jenna Rempel, K'Shaela Burch-Waldron, Koa Goodchild, Marley Christian, Victoria Davis, Zemira Webb

Midfielders: Aaliyah Nolan, Emily Cabral, Eva Frazzoni, Jya Ratteray-Smith, Keunna Dill, Khyla Brangman

Forwards: Symira Lowe-Darrell, Trinae Edwards, Katelyn Medeiros, Leilanni Nesbeth, Nia Christopher

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Published February 04, 2022 at 7:59 am (Updated February 04, 2022 at 7:59 am)

Bermuda name strong squad for Concacaf W Qualifiers

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