Yazmeen Jamieson goes indoors! Reggae Girlz keeper signs winter deal with FC Berlin
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- Reggae Girlz goalkeeper Yazmeen Jamieson is set to embark on a new professional chapter this winter after securing a move to FC Berlin in the Major Arena Soccer League Women’s Division (MASL-W).
- The 27-year-old Jamaican international will feature in the fast-paced indoor competition, marking her latest step in a career that continues to expand across North American leagues.
- <h2>From League1 Ontario to the indoor stage</h2> Jamieson arrives at FC Berlin following her time with Guelph United FC, where she competed in League1 Ontario, one of Canada’s top semi-professional outdoor leagues.
- Her transition from the traditional outdoor game to the arena format underscores both her adaptability and growing profile.
- FC Berlin confirmed Jamieson’s signing through an Instagram announcement, unveiling her in the club’s signature green goalkeeper kit.
Reggae Girlz goalkeeper Yazmeen Jamieson is set to embark on a new professional chapter this winter after securing a move to FC Berlin in the Major Arena Soccer League Women’s Division (MASL-W).
The 27-year-old Jamaican international will feature in the fast-paced indoor competition, marking her latest step in a career that continues to expand across North American leagues.
From League1 Ontario to the indoor stage
Jamieson arrives at FC Berlin following her time with Guelph United FC, where she competed in League1 Ontario, one of Canada’s top semi-professional outdoor leagues. Her transition from the traditional outdoor game to the arena format underscores both her adaptability and growing profile.
FC Berlin confirmed Jamieson’s signing through an Instagram announcement, unveiling her in the club’s signature green goalkeeper kit.
“FC Berlin is proud to announce the addition of Yazmeen Jamieson to our MASL-W roster for the winter season,” the club stated in its post.
About the MASL-W
Established in 2024, the Major Arena Soccer League Women’s Division is a North American indoor league that emerged from the rebranding of the former Premier Arena Soccer League’s women’s competition. The league aims to elevate women’s indoor soccer by providing increased visibility and professional opportunities during the winter season.
The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) was quick to acknowledge Jamieson’s latest achievement, offering public congratulations on social media.
“Congratulations to Reggae Girl Yazmeen Jamieson on joining FC Berlin Women for the winter season. One Love and All the best!” the organization posted.
As Jamieson prepares to take the indoor pitch, her signing reflects another positive step for Jamaican women’s football on the international stage, one built on steady progress, resilience, and expanding opportunity.
