Chantelle Swaby marks her 50th appearance for the Jamaica Reggae Girlz in a Concacaf World Cup Qualifier match against Antigua and Barbuda at the National Stadium.
This match marks a significant career milestone for Swaby and serves as a key fixture in the team's World Cup qualification campaign.
Chentelle Swaby gets 50th cap, starts for Reggae Girlz against Antigua
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Chantelle Swaby will make her 50th appearance for Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz after she was named in the starting team to face Antigua and Barbuda in their Concacaf World Cup Qualifier at the National Stadium on Friday.
The Jamaican coaches have made five changes to the team that edged Nicaragua 3-2 in Managua in March with central defender Tianna Harris making her home debut.
Olufolasade Adamalekun, Kalyssa Van Zanten, Allyson Swaby, Kameron Simmonds and Atlanta Primus have also been given the nod to start the game.
The last time Jamaica played Antigua and Barbuda was in 2018 and Jamaica won that game 9-0.
Starting team:
Rebecca Spencer-GK, Tianna Harris, Chantelle Swaby, Shania Hayles,
Khadija Shaw, Kalyssa Van Zanten, Deneisha Blackwood, Allyson
Swaby, Kameron Simmonds, Atlanta Primus, Olufolasade Adamalekun.
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