Trinidadian-Tobacco women's national soccer team

Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

Nickname (s)	The Soca Warriors
Association	Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation
confederacy	CONCACAF
Technical sponsor	adidas
Head coach	Carolina Morace
Record scorer	-
Record player	-
Home stadium	Hasely Crawford Stadium
FIFA code	TRI
FIFA rank	72nd (1354 points) (as of August 14, 2020)
First jersey Second jersey
Balance sheet
87 games 40 wins 9 draws 38 losses
statistics
First international match Martinique 1: 1 TRI ( Port-au-Prince , Haiti ; April 18, 1991 )
Biggest wins TRI 13: 0 Dominica ( Arima , Trinidad and Tobago ; July 5, 2002 ) TRI 14: 1 Dominica ( San Cristóbal , Dominican Republic ; July 7, 2011 ) TRI 13: 0 Grenada ( Couva , Trinidad and Tobago ; 27. May 2018 )
Biggest losses USA 11: 0 TRI ( Hershey , USA ; June 23, 2000 ) Brazil 11: 0 TRI ( Louisville , USA; June 25, 2000 ) Brazil 11: 0 TRI ( Natal , BRA ; December 9, 2015 )
Successes in tournaments
North and Central American Championship
Participation in the finals	10 ( first : 1991 )
Best results	Third in 1991
(As of October 8, 2018 )

The national soccer team of the women of Trinidad and Tobago represents Trinidad and Tobago in international women's soccer . The national team is subordinate to the Trinidad & Tobago Football Association and has been coached by the American Randy Waldrum since July 2014 . The selection took part in all previously held North American Championships , with third place in 1991 being the greatest success so far. The selection of Trinidad & Tobago has not yet taken part in a world championship or the Olympic Games.

Tournament balance sheet

World Championship

1991  : not qualified 1995  : not qualified 1999  : not qualified 2003  : not qualified

2007  : not qualified 2011  : not qualified 2015  : not qualified 2019  : not qualified

North American Championship

1991  : third 1993  : fourth 1994  : fourth 1998  : preliminary round 2000  : preliminary round

2002  : preliminary round 2006  : quarter-finals 2010  : preliminary round 2014 : fourth 2018  : preliminary round

Olympic games

1996  : not qualified 2000  : not qualified 2004  : not qualified 2008  : not qualified

2012  : not qualified 2016  : not qualified 2020  : not qualified

Pan American Games

The team took part twice in the women's soccer tournament of the Pan American Games, which has been held since 1999.

1999 : Fifth (last) 2003 : did not participate 2007 : did not participate

2011 : preliminary round 2015 : preliminary round 2019 : not qualified

Well-known players

• Maylee Attin-Johnson , 2011 W-League champion ( Atlanta Silverbacks )
• Kennya Cordner , Australian Champion 2011 ( Brisbane Roar )

Trainer

• 2009–2012: Even Pellerud
• 2012-2014: Marlon Charles
• 2014–2015: Randy Waldrum
• since 2016: Richard Hood

See also

• Football in Trinidad and Tobago
• National soccer team of Trinidad and Tobago

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Women's world rankings. In: fifa.com. FIFA , August 14, 2020, accessed on August 14, 2020 (teams without a place and points are provisional because no more than five games have been played or the teams have been inactive for more than 18 months). 
2. ↑ Lost one game on penalties.

Web links

• Association homepage