Getting in shape
Members of the senior Reggae Girlz squad take part in a training session yesterday at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Trinidad & Tobago ahead of today’s openingmatch of the CFU Championships against Puerto Rico. (PHOTO: SANJAY MYERS) SEE RELATED STORY ON PAGE 63
Football, Sports
August 18, 2014

Getting in shape

Reggae Girlz prepare to meet Puerto Rico in CFU play-offs

Members of the senior Reggae Girlz squad take part in a training session yesterday at the Ato Boldon Stadium in Trinidad & Tobago ahead of today’s opening match of the CFU Championships against Puerto Rico.

(PHOTO: SANJAY MYERS)

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