The Reggae Girlz
Making History: Jamaica's Women's National Football Team
1991
Team Formation
The Jamaica women's national football team was established, marking the beginning of a remarkable journey in women's football.
2008
Program Revival
After years of inactivity, the women's program was revived with support from the Bob Marley Foundation and Cedella Marley becoming the team's global ambassador.
2018
Historic World Cup Qualification
Made history by becoming the first Caribbean nation to qualify for the FIFA Women's World Cup, securing their spot in the 2019 tournament in France.
2019
World Cup Debut
Competed in their first FIFA Women's World Cup, inspiring a new generation of female footballers across the Caribbean.
2022
CONCACAF W Championship
Qualified for their second consecutive World Cup after reaching the semifinals of the CONCACAF W Championship.
2023
World Cup History Makers
Made history at the FIFA Women's World Cup by becoming the first Caribbean team to advance to the knockout stages, defeating Brazil in a memorable group stage match.
Breaking Barriers
The Reggae Girlz have become a symbol of perseverance and achievement in women's football. From their humble beginnings to making history on the world stage, they continue to inspire young women across Jamaica and the Caribbean.
Their journey represents more than just football - it's a story of breaking barriers, challenging stereotypes, and proving that with determination and support, dreams can become reality.
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