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Ten schools qualify for Milo U-13 national finals

By Michael Abayateye
Zone four winners in a pose with organizers
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Ten schools have qualified to represent each of the regions in the national finals of the Milo U-13 Champions League scheduled for Elmina in the Central region from June 20 to 24.

The final zonal event which ended at the Legon Presec Park saw three schools qualifying to join the seven already qualified schools for the national event.

The qualified schools include Ashiaman No 5 Basic School (Greater Accra region), Redeem Methodist (Volta region), Bepong Methodist (Eastern region), Bagabaga Primary(Northern region) and Mother Theresa Primary(Upper East region).

The rest are, St. Monica Anglican Primary (Central region), Dankwakran D/A Primary (Western region), St. Theresa Primary (Brong Ahafo) and Hwediem Primary (Ashanti region).

Speaking at the end of the zonal competitions in Accra, Category Manager Beverages at Nestle Ghana, Mrs. Funmi Osineye congratulated the qualified schools for their exploits.

She also urged other schools that could not make it to the finals to keep training for subsequent events are Milo is committed to providing the platform for young talents to excel.

“It has been an interesting journey for the brand from Zone One of the league which started from Tamale, to Sunyani, Takoradi and ended in Accra after a long period. Numerous talents have been unearthed from the different stages,”she stated.

She said, the competition is not only aimed at teaching the basic rudiments of football but also teach the children the key life-values learnt from participating in sports including confidence, respect and teamwork required for them to succeed in the ultimate game of life.

Mrs. Osineye is looking forward to an explosive grand finale at the Nduom Stadium as the qualified teams would be battling for the ultimate winner to represent the country at the international competition.

Greater Accra Regional Physical Education Coordinator, Peter Atefa expressed appreciation to Nestle for the competition.

He urged the children to combine academic works with sports and also be disciplined in order to excel in their endevours.

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