Boffing triumph in Kasu Dream Cup
Boffing from Ovitoto won the fourth edition of the 2018 Katutura Sport Union (Kasu) Dream Cup tourney that concluded at the Khomasdal stadium on Sunday.
They beat Life In The City from Otjombinde 2-0 in the final.
Team manager Beleki Mbahuurua said his players are always committed and winning the final is key in each competition they enter.
“This is our second trophy this year and I don't put pressure on my players because they know their goals,” he said.
Most of the players are unemployed and the money they win helps to cater for their needs.
Team captain Ukarera Hukura said he is delighted after winning the cup and commended his fellow players for their performances.
“We worked hard and committed ourselves throughout to win this competition, which also motivated us.”
He said their team spirit and the inclusion of young players will take the side forward.
“Our goalkeeper, Mervin Kasetura, is playing for Tura Magic in the Namibian Premier League and that motivates us to do better, always.”
Boffing took home N$8 000, a trophy and 18 gold medals while Life In The City received N$4 000 plus 18 silver medals.
The losing semifinalists were Epukiro-based Otjimanangombe and Omutumba-okajeo, who each received N$2 000.
Renamo Bucks from Okombomi in Epukiro was the winner of the previous Kasu Dream Cup, which was held in 2016.
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They beat Life In The City from Otjombinde 2-0 in the final.
Team manager Beleki Mbahuurua said his players are always committed and winning the final is key in each competition they enter.
“This is our second trophy this year and I don't put pressure on my players because they know their goals,” he said.
Most of the players are unemployed and the money they win helps to cater for their needs.
Team captain Ukarera Hukura said he is delighted after winning the cup and commended his fellow players for their performances.
“We worked hard and committed ourselves throughout to win this competition, which also motivated us.”
He said their team spirit and the inclusion of young players will take the side forward.
“Our goalkeeper, Mervin Kasetura, is playing for Tura Magic in the Namibian Premier League and that motivates us to do better, always.”
Boffing took home N$8 000, a trophy and 18 gold medals while Life In The City received N$4 000 plus 18 silver medals.
The losing semifinalists were Epukiro-based Otjimanangombe and Omutumba-okajeo, who each received N$2 000.
Renamo Bucks from Okombomi in Epukiro was the winner of the previous Kasu Dream Cup, which was held in 2016.
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