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The Guyana Football Federation (GFF) has officially announced a 21-member squad for the Under-17 Lady Jags as they ramp up preparations for the 2026 CONCACAF Women’s U-17 Qualifiers which starts on Saturday.
The squad features goalkeepers Alexis Mars, Sara Ernest, and Jasmine Solomon-Ross.
Defensively, Aliyah John, Ella Yhip, Avri Pasvolsky, Caraleena Elliston, and Laila Ross will occupy central roles, alongside left-backs Lily Biffin, Kuleni Springer, and Laili So.
In midfield, Sydney Glean, Arrianna Chin, Kamora Edwards, Carissa Lombardi, Ayah Stewart, and Ellie Biffin will drive play. The attack features centre-forwards Tanya De Vair and Alexaudria Charles, with wingers Anaya Joseph and Eleanna Isaacs providing support.
Head Coach Delon Williams, assisted by Gavin Fredricks, will lead the technical team, with Nichola Argyle mentoring and Danitza Indacochea coaching goalkeepers.
The Lady Jags will play in Group D against Honduras, Jamaica, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Aruba, kicking off their campaign against Jamaica on Sunday at 3:00 pm.