
Kick-off for Isipingo academy footballers
The soccer season has officially commenced for Isipingo Junior Soccer Academy. The coaches and admin eagerly welcomed the academy's budding soccer stars on April 5.
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Registration is officially done and the young footballers were put through their warm-up paces, sorted into their respective age groups, and coaching got underway to strengthen the players' skills, fitness and minds for the game.
PRO for the academy, Mogie Padayachee, said, 'We are excited for the upcoming season, as we plan to start the league within the academy. Parental and community support is of utmost importance, as they will help play a crucial role as team managers and also in vital bonding with their children. Our dedicated teams of coaches are volunteers who do it for the love of the game, and cherish giving back to our community's children.'
If you are interested in coaching, contact deputy chairperson and head coach, Strachan James on 084 737 7437.
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