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Thursday, 26 November 2009 03:00

PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad – Six foreign-based players have been named in a 20-member, Under-17 squad scheduled to leave here Tuesday for Mexico to contest two friendly matches against the hosts.

The first match is carded for today with the second on Saturday, with both to be played at Mexico’s National Training Centre.

Saundra Baron, who plays her football in North Carolina, United States leads the contingent of foreign players which also includes Annette Mims, Mallory Archer, Jasmine Sampson, Brianna Ryce and Danielle McPhun.

Coach Even Pellerud said his main focus would be arranging more international matches for his team, as this was the only way he could properly gauge their development.

 “I am very confident in what we are doing and it is crucial that we play more international games, the only way we can find out if we are on the right track is by competing,” he said.

The Norwegian said the tour would be an opportunity for the foreign-based and local players to mesh, and said he would aim to create this environment regularly.

The tour will see players vying for positions on the final team which will take part in the FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup scheduled to be held here next year from 5-25 Sept.

SQUAD: Saundra Baron, Linfah Jones, Keri Myers, Camille Borneo, Khadisha Debesette, Rehana Omardeen, Annette Mims, Tineisha Cobham, Mallory Archer, Patrice Vincent, Victoria Swift, Khadidra Debesette, Camille Borneo, Kayla Taylor, Patrice Campbell, Jasmine Sampson, Jo-Marie Lewis, Kedisha Castillo, Brianna Ryce and Danielle Mc Phun.


 
 

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New Zealand woman sells souls to highest bidder

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) -- The rare spirits that went under the gavel at a recent online auction in New Zealand weren't aged brandies or hard-to-find liqueurs.

Instead, two glass vials purportedly containing the ghosts of two dead people sold for $2,830 New Zealand dollars ($1,983) at an auction that ended Monday night.

The "ghosts" were put up for bidding by Avie Woodbury from the southern city of Christchurch. She said they were captured in her house and stored in glass vials with stoppers and dipped in holy water, which she says "dulls the spirits' energy."

She said they were the spirits of an old man who lived in the house during the 1920s, and a powerful, disruptive little girl who turned up after a session with a spirit-calling Ouija board. Since an exorcism at the property last July led to their capture, there has been no further spooky activity in the house, she said.

The auction attracted more than 214,000 page views and dozens of questions before the winning bid, Trademe auction site spokesman Paul Ford said Tuesday. The name of the winning bidder was not released.

Woodbury said that once an "exorcist's fee" has been deducted, the proceeds of the spirit sale will go to the animal welfare group the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

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