Members of the local senior Reggae Girls delegation will be leaving the island for Orlando, Florida on Monday to attend a training camp ahead of their group b’ campaign in the Concacaf Caribbean Women’s qualifiers to be staged in Haiti starting May 5.

The senior Reggae girls coached by Andrew Pryce have been drawn alongside hosts Haiti, Guadeloupe, Martinique, along with the Turks and Caicos.

Chris-Ann chambers of UWI FC , Latoya Duhaney of barbican fc, and GC Foster college’s Kevena Reid are the three local based players  in the 20 member squad.

Talented playmakers Khadijah Shaw and Deneisha Blackwood are also in the squad, and they join Konya Plummer and Yazmeen Jamieson along with the former Trench Town High school forward Trudi Carter.

The rest of the lineup is completed by : Jadyn matthews , Giselle Washington, dominique bond-Flasza , Oshay Nelson-Lawes , Ashleigh Shim  Keona Simmonds, Lauren silver, Chinyelu Asher , Marlo Sweatman, Shantel Thompson, Allyson Swaby and  Chantelle Swaby .

The delegation leaves the island on Monday.