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U-15 Female Coaches Revealed Ahead of Kickoff - News Directory 3

U-15 Female Coaches Revealed Ahead of Kickoff

April 23, 2025 Catherine Williams Sports
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  • ACCRA, Ghana (AP) — The⁣ African CAF school football championship began Wednesday, April 23, 2025, with eight ⁢U-15 national teams vying for the continental title in both boys'...
  • ahead ⁣of the opening matches, coaches from the women's teams addressed a press ⁤conference, outlining their aspirations for the four-day ‍competition held at the University of Ghana from...
  • uganda coach Kintu Mwera acknowledged the ⁢challenge ahead."We face zone champions who⁢ share our objective: to represent our country," Mwera said.
Original source: cafonline.com

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Table of Contents

  • CAF School Football Championship ⁢Kicks Off in Ghana
    • Coaches’ Perspectives
      • Uganda: Kintu Mwera
      • Malawi: ‍Bridget Chirwa
      • South Africa: Ntombifuthi Khumalo
      • Morocco: Nadia jilaidi
      • Gambia: Amadou Jatta
      • Benin: DALA SEARIN RHino
      • Ghana: Joyce Boatey ⁣Agyei
  • CAF School Football⁤ Championship: Your Top Questions ‍Answered
    • What is the ⁤CAF School Football⁣ Championship?
    • Where is the tournament being held?
    • When does the tournament⁣ take place?
    • how ⁢can I watch the matches?
    • What are the key objectives for ⁤the teams?

ACCRA, Ghana (AP) — The⁣ African CAF school football championship began Wednesday, April 23, 2025, with eight ⁢U-15 national teams vying for the continental title in both boys’ and girls’ categories.

ahead ⁣of the opening matches, coaches from the women’s teams addressed a press ⁤conference, outlining their aspirations for the four-day ‍competition held at the University of Ghana from April 23-26. Matches will be streamed live on CAF TV, the official⁣ YouTube channel of the Confederation of African Football.

Coaches’ Perspectives

Uganda: Kintu Mwera

uganda coach Kintu Mwera acknowledged the ⁢challenge ahead.”We face zone champions who⁢ share our objective: to represent our country,” Mwera said. “The competition will ⁢be tough, but we are ready.”

Malawi: ‍Bridget Chirwa

Bridget Chirwa, coach of ⁢Malawi, emphasized the importance of ‍portrayal. “Our arrival here is a great accomplishment, but the ⁤work is just beginning,” ‍Chirwa stated. “We must present ourselves well and ⁣fully represent our nation and our region.⁣ We must prove that we deserve to be here.”

South Africa: Ntombifuthi Khumalo

Ntombifuthi⁢ Khumalo, coach⁢ of the reigning champion South African team, expressed gratitude to CAF. “First of all,⁤ we must thank ‍CAF for organizing such a big tournament which is also aimed at young girls,” Khumalo said. “Women’s football has a‍ radiant future in Africa. We enter the competition knowing that⁢ we have a ‍title to defend and that we believe we can⁢ do it,⁢ but it will not be easy knowing that we are the team to beat.”

Morocco: Nadia jilaidi

Nadia Jilaidi, the coach ⁤from‍ Morocco, highlighted the⁣ country’s investment in youth development. “Morocco has created a number ⁤of ⁢academies that have produced ⁣young, good quality footballers,” Jilaidi said. “This tournament is an excellent platform to⁤ show‍ what Morocco has to offer in terms of women’s football and young people.”

Gambia: Amadou Jatta

Amadou Jatta, Gambia’s coach, expressed confidence. “We certainly believe that we are going to do well,” Jatta said. “we take nothing for granted, as these are the best teams we‍ will meet. We have a duty to represent our people and our country well, and this tournament gives⁤ us this chance against the best teams on the continent.”

Benin: DALA SEARIN RHino

DALA SEARIN RHino, the coach from ⁢Benin, conveyed the team’s ambition. “There is a great desire for us to do well in this competition. The team works⁣ hard and is there to⁢ compete and ‍make our nation proud,” said rhino.

Ghana: Joyce Boatey ⁣Agyei

Joyce Boatey Agyei, ⁣the coach of the host nation Ghana, emphasized ⁢player development. “There is no pressure,”⁢ Agyei ⁢said. “We must understand that football at this level is to offer talents the possibility to play and⁢ express themselves.⁣ The team knows⁤ that it must have fun‍ but keeps in mind⁢ that it represents a country ⁤loving football ⁣like Ghana.”

CAF School Football⁤ Championship: Your Top Questions ‍Answered

What is the ⁤CAF School Football⁣ Championship?

The CAF ⁤School Football Championship‍ is a continental tournament for U-15 national teams. This year’s championship began on Wednesday, April 23, 2025, featuring eight teams competing ⁤for ⁤the title.‍ The competition includes both boys’ and⁢ girls’ categories.

Where is the tournament being held?

The tournament is taking⁢ place⁢ in Accra,Ghana,at the university of ⁢Ghana.

When does the tournament⁣ take place?

The tournament began on April 23, 2025, and runs ⁢for four days, concluding on April 26, 2025.

how ⁢can I watch the matches?

Matches are streamed live on CAF TV, the official YouTube channel of the Confederation ⁤of African football.

What are the key objectives for ⁤the teams?

Here are some perspectives from ⁤coaches regarding their objectives:

Team Coach Key Objective
Uganda Kintu Mwera To represent their⁣ country and compete against zone champions.
Malawi Bridget chirwa To represent the nation and region well.
South Africa Ntombifuthi Khumalo To defend⁤ their title and show the radiant⁢ future of women’s football.
Morocco Nadia ⁤Jilaidi To showcase Morocco’s investment in youth development.
Gambia Amadou Jatta To represent their people and country well.
Benin DALA SEARIN RHino To‍ compete and make their nation proud.
Ghana Joyce Boatey Agyei To develop players and have fun while representing their ⁢country.

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