U-17 Girlz go down 0-5 to Canada

[Gamma]

and as i said then we cannot be all things to all people. we punch above our weight to begin with on WORLD sports. some larger countries cannot claim to be a sports power in ANYTHING!!

[HL]

.....let me help you along Mo.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuba_at_the_Olympics

[Mosiah]

You will no doubt recall that discussion, in which I stated that the ONLY Sports Power in the Caribbean region is Cuba.

Because they have a good volleyball team? Puh-leeze!

[Karl]

Our TEAMs - Men & Women: It boils down to asking, what

are we doing wrong? ...then applying solutions!

[Historian]

Quite Interesting

As usual. At all the age group levels we dominate. It just cannot get over that final hurdle with an consistency

Hopefully you (and poster Baddaz) will take time out to reflect on my comment, made a couple of years ago, that Jamaica is NOT a sports power, except in track and field (the sprints), netball and, to a much lesser extent, cricket.

You will no doubt recall that discussion, in which I stated that the ONLY Sports Power in the Caribbean region is Cuba.

[Mosiah]

Well, Canada does have a lot of snow!

[Gamma]

As usual. At all the age group levels we dominate. It just cannot get over that final hurdle with an consistency

[World Fan]

Feel bad for them but we were in over heads.

[Karl]

U-17 Girlz go down 0-5 to Canada

Thursday, November 07, 2013 | 8:17 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica —Jamaica was beaten 5-0 by Canada in their CONCACAF Under-17 Championships semi-final at Catherine Hall Montego Bay Thursday evening.

The Canadians led 3-0 at half time through Marie Metivier in the fourth minute; Emily Borgmann made it 2-0 in the in the 27th and captain Jessie Flemming in the 30th.

Robyn-Ann Whittaker (left) of Jamaica in action in the CONCACAF Women’s Under-17 Championship at the Montego Bay Sports Complex, recently. (PHOTO: PAUL REID)



Robyn-Ann Whittaker (left) of Jamaica in action in the CONCACAF Women’s Under-17 Championship at the Montego Bay Sports Complex, recently. (PHOTO: PAUL REID)

They were again at it early in the second half when Sarah Kinzner scored in the 48th minute while Marie Leveseur scored the fifth in the 70th minute.

In the first semi final of the double header Mexico pulled off the shock of the tournament, defeating United States 4-2 on penalties after a 1-1 tie at regulation time.

Canada will now meet Mexico in the final scheduled for Saturday, November 9 while Jamaica play for third spot against the US.



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