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Philippines Women's NT - Camp roster

 

The Philippine Football Federation (PFF) has released the training pool for the Philippine Women’s National Football Team (Filipinas) ahead of their February 2026 training camp in Manila, Balesin Island, and Perth. This camp is the team’s final major preparation before the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup in Australia.

The training will run for the entire month of February, with camps at the SM Mall of Asia Sky Pitch/Rizal Memorial Stadium (February 1 to 5 and February 17 to 22); Balesin Island in Quezon province (February 6 to 15); and Perth (February 24 to 28).

The Filipinas, gold medalist in the 2025 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, are grouped against 2023 World Cup semifinalist and host Australia, 2022 Asian Cup runner-up South Korea, and 2022 CAFA Women’s Championship runner-up Iran in Group A.

The Filipinas’ schedule is as follows (in Philippine time):

• March 1: Philippines v Australia, Perth Stadium, 5 PM
• March 5: Philippines v South Korea, Gold Coast Stadium, 11 AM
• March 8: Philippines v Iran, Gold Coast Stadium, 5 PM

PFF President John Anthony Gutierrez reaffirmed the Federation’s strong support for the Filipinas’ campaign. 

“This camp is an essential part of ensuring that the Filipinas enter the Asian Cup with the best possible preparation,” Gutierrez said during a press conference with the Philippine Sports Commission last January 29. 

“We hit two birds with one stone. We get to reward the girls for some R&R (rest and recreation) because of their [SEA Games] performance and be totally secluded in [Balesin] island to prepare for AFC. So, [Alphaland] sponsored the plane fair and lodging,” Gutierrez added, referring to the Balesin Island developer Alphaland, one of the Filipinas’ newest sponsors.

Filipinas head coach Mark Torcaso emphasized that the objective of the camp is to elevate the game of the Filipinas even further, as they will face tougher opponents than those they encountered in the SEA Games.

“The players understand that we’re obviously going to a competition that is much tougher than the SEA Games. So now it’s about lifting our intensity, our quality, our fitness levels, our speed to be of another level higher than that and obviously to achieve the opportunity to go to another World Cup,” said the Australian gaffer, who will coach in his first Asian Cup.

The players for the Filipinas’ February Training Camp are as follows:

GOALKEEPERS

• Olivia Alexandra McDaniel
• Nina Andrea Meollo
• Kiara Fabiola Fontanilla
• Gabrielle Lyn Baker
• Leah Parker Bradley
• Isabelle Mapanao

FIELD PLAYERS

• Angela Rachael Beard
• Janae Allana DeFazio
• Carleigh Frilles
• Ma. Meryll Krysteen Serrano
• Kaya Hawkinson
• Hali Moriah Long
• Chandler Blue McDaniel
• Jessika Rebecca Cowart
• Isabella Pasion
• Sofia Nicole Wunsch
• Sara Kristine Eggesvik
• Ava Jolina Villapando
• Jaclyn Katrina Sawicki
• Katrina Jacqueline Guillou
• Alessandrea Casimere Carpio
• Paige McSwigan
• Mary Louise Ramirez
• Anicka Chabeli Castaneda
• Alexa Marie Pino
• Ariana Isabella Markey
• Jourdyn Curran
• Natalie Rae Oca
• Malea Louise Cesar
• Aaliyah Schinaman
• Jael-Marie Guy
• Aiselyn Marie Sia

PFL Saturday's matches

 

Official livestream

Philippines Football League - YouTube

AFF Shopee Cup - Buriram United (Thailand) 6-0 Cebu Fc

 

The Gentle Giants take on powerhouse Buriram United FC tonight!
 Buriram Stadium
 4 Feb (Wed) |  8:30 PM PST
 Watch live on the @philfootball Facebook page

PFL Standings

 

Fil- Norwegian Julius Myrbakk signs for Kaya FC

 Fil- Norwegian Julius Myrbakk (Arendal FK , Norway) has signed for PFL club Kaya Fc

AFF Shopee Cup - BG Pathum United (Thailand) 2-0 Cebu FC

 

PFF Futsaliga from February