In a thrilling U-17 Soccer for Dreamers tournament held in Winneba, Miracle Land emerged as the champions after a hard-fought victory against Awutu Winton Secondary School, with a lone goal securing their triumph on Saturday. The tournament featured intense competition between Miracle Land, Senya Wonders, Awutu Winton Secondary School, and Young Juventus, all vying for victory.
Miracle Land’s journey to the finals included a one-goal advantage win against Young Juventus, securing them a spot in the ultimate clash. Meanwhile, Senya Wonders missed the chance to reach the finals after being defeated by Awutu Winton Secondary School with a scoreline of two unanswered goals.
The much-anticipated final match saw a close battle between both sides, with both teams eager to clinch the title. A first-half goal from Emmanuel Mensah proved decisive, leading Miracle Land to a 1-0 victory and ultimately crowning them as champions.
The tournament not only showcased the immense talent of Ghanaian young footballers but also served as a platform for Soccer for Dreamers, a non-governmental organization based in the United States, to support and uplift these talented players. Madam Sylvia Akwaboah, President of Soccer for Dreamers, expressed their commitment to providing support and education to help the footballers improve their health and develop essential life skills.
In line with their vision, Soccer for Dreamers made meaningful contributions to the teams by donating football equipment, cash prizes, and other essentials. They also donated a set of football gears to Gomoa Sports for Change, an NGO using sports to empower underprivileged children in the community. The donations were welcomed with gratitude, and the impact of Soccer for Dreamers’ support will undoubtedly aid the aspiring young footballers in achieving success both on and off the field.
The U-17 Soccer for Dreamers tournament served as a testament to Ghana’s footballing prowess, and the continued efforts of organizations like Soccer for Dreamers are sure to pave the way for a brighter future for these talented young athletes.
