The Nsefu Wildlife Soccer Tournament

SUMMARY OF NSEFU TOURNAMENT 2021.

The tournament was organized and sponsored by Nsefu Wildlife Conservation Foundation and Five Star Communications for teams within Nsefu Chiefdom.

6 teams participated in the Tournament namely:

  1. Dushambe fc.

  2. Chabwera fc.

  3. Chitunda fc.

  4. Leopard fc.

  5. Katapila fc.

  6. Chilambo fc.

To avoid teams covering long distances, they were put in two groups A and B meaning those teams who were close to each other played in the same group and each group comprised of three teams.

Each group after play off, only two best teams came out from each group meaning the winner of group A played runners up of group B.

Chitunda and Leopard played the semi finals which Leopard won 1 nil.

The finals where played by Chabwera fc and Dushanbe fc and after playing 90 plus minutes, they drew 1:1.

It ended up in penalty shoot outs.

Chabwera fc won through penalties after scoring 4 out of 5 beating their rivals who scored 2 out of 5.

Chabwera fc were crown champions of Nsefu Tournament for 2021.

AWARDS AND PRIZES.

The tournament had $305 given to me by Madam Vic translating to K5000

It was broken down as follows:

  1. Chabwera 1st prize=K600

  2. Dushanbe fc 2nd prize K500

  3. Leopard fc 3rd prize K400

  4. Chitunda fc K350

  5. Chilambo fc K300

  6. Katapila fc K300.

Total for teams=K2450

The Tournament had 4 Referees for officiating the whole Tournament and each one was given K200 (meaning K800) was spent on Referees.

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS.

This simply means players who were exceptionally good in the following areas:

  1. Top scorer got K100.

  2. Most disciplined player got K100

  3. Player of the Tournament got K100

Just on prizes, referees and individual awards K3550.

5000-3550=1450.

On refreshments and snacks K1450 was spent.

Soccer clothes and goal posts were given to all participating teams without exclusion.

It's unfortunate that the games were played in heavy rains and that disturbed us from capturing the live streams of the games and clear pictures.

All teams that participated walked away with money and soccer clothes just to make them have a feel of the tournament.

We had invited all stakeholders within Nsefu and lectures on conservation were given and explained more about Nsefu Conservation, its goals and what we have done and continue to do for the benefits of the community.

Thanks for the money which made our Tournament a success. Nsefu is indeed on map and your usual passion for wildlife has made Nsefu a formidable anti poaching force.

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