In a heartfelt international friendly match held in Couva on Tuesday night, Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz secured a commanding 4-1 victory over Trinidad and Tobago (T&T). Head Coach Hubert Busby dedicated the win to Jamaicans worldwide, who are grappling with the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, a catastrophic Category 5 storm that ravaged the island earlier that day. The match saw standout performances from Jodi Brown, who netted two goals in the 11th and 84th minutes, alongside contributions from Natasha Thomas (52nd) and Tiana Harris (67th). T&T’s lone goal came from Nikita Gosine in the 13th minute. Despite the competitive nature of the game, Busby emphasized the emotional significance of the victory, stating, ‘This game was about going out there and making sure we can give something, not just to Jamaicans on the island but Jamaicans worldwide who are going through a lot right now.’ He praised the team’s resilience and execution, particularly after halftime adjustments. T&T’s Head Coach Damian Briggs, though disappointed with the result, expressed pride in his team’s energy and adaptability. The Reggae Girlz now turn their focus to the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup Qualifiers, beginning with a match against Dominica on November 29 in St Lucia.