The Botswana women’s senior national team left for Johannesburg, South Africa this afternoon at Lekidi Football Centre where they are expected to play a friendly match against archrivals, Banyana Banyana. Their calendar opens ahead with a mammoth task of competing in the Africa Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCON) qualifiers that start in June 2021, where they will face our neighbors in the west, Namibia in the first round.
Coach Gaolethoo Nkutlwisang is using the friendlies ahead of the June’s first round of the qualifiers to sharpen her squad.
Relying on their triumphs and exceptional performances, the team would have to play four matches to reach the coveted African spectacle which will be played in Morocco next year, 2022.
The BFA traveling entourage include,
GOALKEEPERS
Sedilame G. Bosija
Lesego Gloria Moeng
Bame Mokime
Refilwe Mimi Tshambani
DEFENDERS
Veronica Mogotsi
Tshegofatso Nomsa Mosotho
Lone Gaofetoge
Keitumetse Dithebe
Annah Nametso Sechane
Nancy Baeletsi
Nondi Mahlasela
Bonang Otlhagile
Masego Montsho
MIDFIELDERS
Goitsemang Tlamma
Kesegofetse Mochawe
Selebatso Golebaone
Lesego D. Radiakanyo
Leano Atang Busang
Esalenna Galekhutle
Segakolodi Didukanyane
Masego Nfandiso
STRIKERS
Leungo Senwelo
Ontlametse Gaonyadiwe
Nolofatso Mamela
Refilwe Tebogo Tholakele
The rest of the delegation include Lobito Ncube (Head of Delegation), Dr. Carolin Braun (Technical Advisor), Gaolethoo Nkutlwisang (Coach), Tapaphiwa Tracy Marumo (Goalkeeper Coach), Pinkie Segakise (Welfare Manager), Merero Marama Ntshese (Team Doctor), Thapelo Jacob (Kit Manager), Kaunda Motshabi (Driver), Morake Lengwadibe (Media Officer)
