GFF-Blue Water U15 Championships to resume this Saturday

The Guyana Football Federation (GFF), in partnership with Blue Water Shipping and the Ministry of Education (MoE), on Tuesday announced the commencement of the Round of 16 stage of the GFF-Blue Water Shipping U15 Girls Football Championships.
The tournament was officially launched on Friday, September 26, 2025, at the New Campbellville Secondary School, where uniforms were distributed to the 16 participating schools.
In his remarks at the launch, GFF President Wayne Forde expressed excitement at having Blue Water Shipping on board for a second consecutive year as a generous partner. He described the handing-over of uniforms to the 16 schools as a proud and inspiring moment, while highlighting the potential of these young athletes. President Forde encouraged parents, fans, and communities to come out in full support as the girls prepare to showcase their talent. He further emphasized that many of these young players represent the promising future of the Lady Jaguars, Guyana s national women s team.

GFF President Wayne Forde and GFF General Secretary Pushpargha Chattopadhyay take a photo opportunity with students who will feature in the upcoming competition

Also speaking at the launch, GFF General Secretary Pushpargha Chattopadhyay commended the company for its consistent support, calling the sponsorship commendable and forward-thinking . He noted that both GFF and Blue Water were committed not only to expanding the girls tournament, but also to investing in infrastructure and creating opportunities that will serve Guyana s football at both national and international levels.

Prospective players in the GFF-Blue Water Shipping U15 Girls Football Championships display their new uniforms

Tournament Coordinator Lavern Fraser explained that the Championships began earlier this year with preliminary rounds played between May and June to determine the winners from each region. These schools have now advanced to the national Round of 16, which will be played in four host communities: Berbice, Essequibo, Linden, and Providence. She added that the Round of 16 would feature a group stage format, with the top two teams from each group advancing to the quarterfinals. Fraser urged fans to support the championships, noting that female football has taken a leap and is truly on the move .
Other attendees at the launch included the Headmistress of New Campbellville Secondary School, Ms Ferreira; Office Manager for Blue Water Shipping, Rowena Elliot and senior staff members of the GFF.
The Round of 16 features schools grouped as follows:
Group A: Abram Zuil Secondary, Charity Secondary, and Waramuri Primary Top
Group B: Annai Secondary, Christianburg-Wismar Secondary, Mackenzie High, and Dora Secondary
Group C: Bush Lot Secondary, Campbellville Secondary, Canje Secondary, and President s College
Group D: Bartica Secondary, Marian Academy, Vreed-en-Hoop Secondary, and Westminster Secondary
Opening Weekend Fixtures October 4, 2025 (No 5 Ground, West Coast Berbice)
10:00 AM Bush Lot Secondary v Canje Secondary
11:00 AM President s College v Campbellville Secondary
12:30 PM President s College v Canje Secondary
1:30 PM Campbellville Secondary v Bush Lot Secondary
3:00 PM Campbellville Secondary v Canje Secondary
4:00 PM President s College v Bush Lot Secondary
The GFF-Blue Water Shipping U15 Girls Championships continues to provide a platform for young women across Guyana to develop their skills, build confidence, and inspire communities. With 16 schools representing regions nationwide, the tournament is set to be a celebration of talent, teamwork, and the bright future of Guyanese women s football.


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