Suva Muslim College celebrated a historic victory in the Extra Fiji Secondary Schools Futsal Championship under-16 final, clinching their first title with a narrow 1-0 win against Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School. The match, held at the Fiji FA futsal court in Vatuwaqa, saw standout player Adi Filomena Wakeham score the decisive goal in the second half after a goalless first half characterized by formidable defenses from both teams.
Head coach Avikash Rohitesh expressed immense pride in the team’s preparation and dedication leading up to the final. “The match was really good; we have really worked hard for the past three weeks, and I believe the girls have done wonders today,” he remarked. This win not only marks a significant achievement for Suva Muslim College but also represents a remarkable milestone in their futsal journey, highlighting the potential for future success.
Rohitesh also acknowledged the contributions of supportive parents and the coaching staff, who played vital roles in the team’s journey to the championship. With this victory, Suva Muslim College sets a precedent for success in the upcoming seasons, inspiring young athletes to believe in their dreams and the power of teamwork.
This achievement reflects the growing enthusiasm and talent within the futsal community in Fiji, underscoring the importance of youth sports in fostering skill development and competitive spirit among young players. As the sport continues to thrive, more future opportunities and achievements await teams and players across the region.
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