Black Starlets coach Bashiru Hayford would today run the rule over two hundred players for selection into the national under-17 team.
The Starlets technical team is presently in Kumasi where they continue their job of recruiting players below the ages of 17 into the national side.
The talent hunt exercise according to Bashiru Hayford is open to every player willing to make it into the Black Starlets team.
The exercise which is being conducted in all the ten regional cities is geared at helping the technical handlers recruit exceptional players from a large pool.
Today's exercise comes off at the Prempeh College school grounds.
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