5 officers from the English-speaking Caribbean have been chosen among the many 45 match officers to supervise the inaugural CONCACAF Girls’s Gold Cup, scheduled from February 17 to March 10 in america.
Amongst them are three Jamaican referees – Odette Hamilton, Daneon Parchment – and assistant referee Stephanie-Dale Yee Sing, together with two Trinidadians, assistant referee Carissa Douglas-Jacob and referee Crystal Sobers.
The appointment of those officers, significantly the Jamaicans, is seen as important by Cardella Samuels, Head of the Jamaica Soccer Federation (JFF) Referees division. Samuels praised the consistency and exhausting work of the Jamaican officers, attributing their choice to their dedication and preparation facilitated by the JFF referees program.
The premier competitors for girls’s nationwide groups
The Girls’s Gold Cup, positioned because the premier competitors for girls’s nationwide groups, will characteristic groups from throughout the Caribbean, together with Guyana, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Haiti. Preliminary matches can be held on February 17, with the successful groups advancing to affix distinguished nations like america, Mexico, Argentina, and Canada within the group stage from February 20 to twenty-eight.
The match will culminate with the quarter-final spherical on March 2 and three, adopted by the semi-finals and last on March 6 and 10, respectively. The number of these officers underscores the rising prominence and recognition of Caribbean illustration in worldwide soccer officiating.
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