Jamaica Under-20 Reggae Girlz Achieve 4-0 Victory Over St Kitts in Qualifying Match
Jamaica’s Under-20 women’s soccer team dominated St Kitts/Nevis 4-0 in their Concacaf qualification match, marking their second straight win. Key contributions came from Maya Raghunandanan, who scored twice, and Una Lue, who scored the opening goal. The team will face Nicaragua next as they aim to secure their place in the tournament.
On February 22, 2025, Jamaica’s Under-20 women’s soccer team continued their strong performance in the Concacaf Women’s Under-20 qualifying tournament, achieving a decisive 4-0 victory over St Kitts/Nevis. This match, held at the national stadium in Nicaragua, marks Jamaica’s second consecutive win in the tournament, having won their opening match 7-0 against St Vincent and the Grenadines earlier in the week.
Jamaica opened the scoring in the 15th minute with a goal from Una Lue. Maya Raghunandanan, who had already scored in the previous match, further demonstrated her skill by netting two goals within two minutes—at 24 and 26 minutes. Destiny Powell rounded off the scoring with a goal just before halftime in the 45th minute.
The Under-20 Reggae Girlz are now looking forward to concluding their qualifying series with a match against hosts Nicaragua on Monday, aiming to maintain their unbeaten streak and secure a favorable position in the tournament. This success continues to showcase the strong performance of Jamaica’s youth teams on the international stage.
In summary, Jamaica’s Under-20 team showcased their strength in the Concacaf Women’s Under-20 qualifying tournament with a 4-0 victory against St Kitts/Nevis. With impressive performances from players like Maya Raghunandanan and Una Lue, the team remains undefeated going into their final qualifying match against Nicaragua, reflecting a promising future for women’s soccer in Jamaica.
Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com
