Women’s Beach Soccer Training Camp Recap

The Bahamas Women’s Beach Soccer Programme recently completed a nine-day closed training camp and scrimmage series on January 19 to 27 against the USA Women’s Beach Soccer Programme at the Beach Soccer Stadium in Malcolm Park.

The sessions formed part of an ongoing evaluation and selection process for both programmes, providing players with valuable international exposure and a high-intensity competitive environment. Across three scrimmages held during the camp, the Bahamian squad was tested against a more established programme, offering clear benchmarks in pace, decision-making, and tactical execution.

Despite the results, the camp delivered important positives for The Bahamas, including improved organization, increased confidence in possession, and valuable learning moments for several emerging players. The technical staff used the matches to assess player readiness, combinations, and areas requiring continued development as the programme builds toward future international competition.

The Bahamas Football Association extends thanks to the USA programme for the collaboration and to all players and staff who participated in a productive and instructive camp.

The USA Women’s Beach Soccer Programme during a training camp session in Nassau, as both programmes used the scrimmages for preparation and assessment.

Technical discussions during the nine-day training camp focused on decision-making, positioning, and tactical execution in a high-intensity environment.

The Bahamas Women’s Beach Soccer Programme and technical staff following the conclusion of the January training camp and scrimmage series at Malcolm Park.

Bahamas national player Jodei Clark in action during a closed training camp scrimmage at the Beach Soccer Stadium, as the programme continued its evaluation and preparation process.