New Executives To Head Goroka Soccer Association
pada tanggal
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
GOROKA (EASTERN HIGHLANDS) - The Goroka Soccer Association is optimistic of scouting a team for the National Soccer League Competition next year.
The club is working around the clock to train raw talent to develop and take football to the next level.
The association has new executives in place who are heading this development.
For the past couple of years, Eastern Highlands province has brushed aside soccer as a development sport; this will now be a thing of the past.
Spearheaded by former PNG Women’s soccer striker, Cathy Gunam, new board executives look to resurrecting the code in Goroka.
The association is picking up pace to stage competitions and host national championships, including the recent U17 & U20 championships, the Women’s Soccer festival and Just Play program which was introduced to schools in and around Goroka.
At this stage, the main focus of the association is at developing raw talent to book a spot in the national selection side of any championships to be held.
A 40 member train-on squad for both senior men and women are in camp for the Besta Cup Championships in November in Morobe province.
After undergoing fitness tests and trial matches, a final 20 men’s and women’s squad will be selected in each division. [EMTV]
The club is working around the clock to train raw talent to develop and take football to the next level.
The association has new executives in place who are heading this development.
For the past couple of years, Eastern Highlands province has brushed aside soccer as a development sport; this will now be a thing of the past.
Spearheaded by former PNG Women’s soccer striker, Cathy Gunam, new board executives look to resurrecting the code in Goroka.
The association is picking up pace to stage competitions and host national championships, including the recent U17 & U20 championships, the Women’s Soccer festival and Just Play program which was introduced to schools in and around Goroka.
At this stage, the main focus of the association is at developing raw talent to book a spot in the national selection side of any championships to be held.
A 40 member train-on squad for both senior men and women are in camp for the Besta Cup Championships in November in Morobe province.
After undergoing fitness tests and trial matches, a final 20 men’s and women’s squad will be selected in each division. [EMTV]