Parikrma Champions League 2018

The 2018 edition of Parikrma Champions League will witness the best school football teams from the city as well as a school from Dubai, Belgaum, Nagpur and Goa – all battling for the Equality Cup – a Cup that symbolizes the breaking down of social barriers. 

The league will take place in Padukone-Dravid Centre for Sports Excellence from November 22 thru 24. Partnered by CGI, this will be the eighth edition of the Parikrma Champions League. The event is also supported by Identiti, providing clothing for the officials. Manipal Hospital will provide medical support for the tournament, ensuring that doctors and nurses are present at the stadium on all five days in case of any injuries or medical emergency.

The matches will have 20-minute halves and the Semi-Finals and Finals will have 30-minute halves.

“We are really happy and proud of our eighth PCL. Each year, we have grown, evolved, unceasingly working towards making PCL one of the best state-of-the-art football tournaments in the city. Through this platform, we not only want to keep the spirit and passion of this much beloved sport alive – but persistently shed light on the importance and benefits of sports in schools,” says Shukla Bose, founder, CEO, Parikrma Humanity Foundation.

INDIA win U-16 four-nation tournament in Serbia

AIFF Media 

The Indian U-16 National Team was crowned champions of the Four-Nation Tournament held in Serbia from May 09-13, 2018 after the Indian Colts defeated Tajikistan 4-2 today (May 13, 2018).

The Four-Nation Tournament saw the Indian U-16s face hosts Serbia, Jordan, and Tajikistan and while the Indian Colts drew 0-0 with the hosts, they defeated Jordan 2-1 and Tajikistan 4-2.

In what was a stellar start for the Indian U-16s against Tajikistan today, the young colts took the lead as early as the 5th minute when Gibson lobbed the ball over the opposing custodian. Two minutes later, Sailo took advantage of a scramble inside the opposition box and scored to double India’s lead.

India tripled their lead in the 9th minute when Shabaj slotted the ball home to make the scoreline read 3-0 in less than ten minutes. Tajikistan started to fight back and in the 12th minute pulled a goal back courtesy of a penalty kick.

In the 15th minute, Tajikistan minimized their deficiency and found the Indian net once again to make the scoreline read 3-2.

After the half-time scoreline read 3-2 in India’s favour, and with Tajikistan holding on to hopes of a dramatic comeback, the Indian Colts put the match to rest.

In the 66th minute, Ricky’s through ball found Rohit Danu and the latter bundled the ball home to give India a two-goal lead cushion as the scoreline read 4-2. The full-time scoreline read the same as India finished their campaign unbeaten in three matches, accumulating seven points out of a maximum nine.

State boys to start U16 Dr. BC Roy Trophy tomorrow, Bhanu to captain

State U16 team will start their Junior National Football Championship Dr. BC Roy Trophy tomorrow 11 am at Hoshairpur, Punjab. Boys will play their first match against Assam. Karnataka is placed in Group A in a 16-team 4-group tournament. Other teams in their group are Punjab and Chhattisgarh. 

Coached by Ravi Kumar of HAL, the U16 team will play their other matches on 7th against Punjab and 9th against Chhattrisgarh. Bhanu Prakash from Parikrama will sport the captain’s armband while Prashanth R will be his deputy. Other officials travelling with the team include MG Chandrashekar and J Chandrashekhar. 

Groups 

• A.- Punjab, Chhattisgarh, Assam, Karnataka
• B – Mizoram, Uttar Pradesh, SAI, Tamil Nadu.
• C - Bengal, Uttarakhand Madhya Pradesh, Meghalaya.
• D – Kerala, Delhi, Odisha, Goa

Fixture

• 5-12-2017, 11 am: Karnataka 0 Vs Assam 0  
• 7-12-2017, 1:30 pm: Karnataka 0 Vs Punjab 6  
• 9-12-2017, 11 am: Karnataka 1 Vs Chhattisgarh 0 

Team 

Bhanu Prakash G - Captain, Prashanth R - Vice Captain, Sajal Bhawal, Harsha E Malkhed, Santosh R, Karan D, D Dhanush, Ojas Kamat, Rahul M, Ajith A, Dileep Gowda HC, Dhruv Alva, Lakkanna Gowda DV, James A, Marvin Rithik Paul, Rahul P, Navaneeth Krishnan, Irfan Khan, AS Suhas Ebenezer, M Nikhil Raj, Heman V, Ajith R, S Dhanush, Niraj VV, Riddhin MS

Coach - C Ravi Kumar (HAL)  
Officials MG Chandrashekar and J Chandrashekhar (Postal) 

Sixth Parikrma Champions League kicks off in November 23

The 6th edition Parikrma Champions League will be played from Nov 23 thru 25 at the Bangalore Football Stadium. Payed in U-16 age group, a total of 16 schools will be participating this time including a teams from Dubai, Sikkim, and  Kerala. 

The matches this year will have 20-minute halves and the Semi-Finals and Finals will have 30-minute halves.

Participating teams

1. St Joseph’s
2. DPS North
3. Stonehill government School
4. Greenwood high international
5. Vidyaniketan High School
6. Ryan international 
7. Jain international
8. St Aloysius High School 
9. Takshe International
10. Farook– Kerala
11. GEMS International – Dubai
12. Inventure Academy
13. VIBGYOR High School
14. Kendriya Vidyalaya Hebbal
15. St Patricks High School
16. Parikrma Centre for Learning

Greenwood High International School beat Parikrma Humanity Foundation 6-5 in the tie breaker to lift the 6th Parikrama Champions League. The match was tied 1-1 in the regulation time. 

Individual Awards 

• Player of the Tournament: Vachas Reddy (Greenwood High International School)
• Top Scorer: Thokchom Mangalsana Singh (Parikrma Centre for learning - 4 goals)
• Best Goal keeper: Ninad Daswandika (Greenwood High International School) 
• Best Defender: Banuprakash G (Parikrma Centre for Learning)
• Best midfielder: Naman Samani (Greenwood High International School)
• Best Coach: Sudhakar (Greenwood High International School) 
• Fair Play team: GEMS Modern Academy, Dubai

Ozone boys fail to qualify the final hurdle, Minerva win their second Nike Premier Cup

AIFF Media

Minerva Punjab FC, the defending champions, have mesmerized the football-loving crowd of the Cooperage Stadium in Mumbai with a scintillating performance to clinch the Nike Premier Cup for second successive year. Jeakson Singh (7′), Lalchhanhima Sailo (11′) and Md. Shahjahan (33′) smacked three first-half goals to dash the debutante Ozone FC Bengaluru’s dream of winning the Nike Premier Cup in their debut season akin to the champions Minerva Punjab FC. 

Right from the start, Minerva started to attack the opponent’s defence and it only took them, 3 minutes to build up their first proper attack of the match, though it did not result in a goal. Minerva scored the first goal of the match through their captain Jeakson Singh within the ten-minute mark.
This out of the world long-range made the people present at the stadium go into a frenzy. The goal shot was taken at least 15 metres away from the penalty box. 

The second goal came 4 minutes after the first one from Sailo. This goal was an exact replica of the first one, expect this one went inside the top left corner of the goal and the first one was banged into the right corner of the goalpost.

Thanks to the pressing football by the Minervans and a perfect assist from Sailo, Md. Shahjahan nailed the final one in the Ozone FC coffin on 33 minutes. 

In the second half, just when it seemed Ozone FC were starting to settle down and getting a hang of the match, the Minervans came out and put up two back-to-back attacks. 

Ozone’s best chance of minimizing the gap came on 83 minutes but yet again the Minerva defense was up to the task. The danger was averted with a beautifully executed sliding tackle. 

The most commendable part was that both the team maintained a high tempo throughout the match. Moreover, for Ozone FC, who came into the second half with a deficit of three goals, never for a moment gave up the fight, even during the extra time they were running after the ball with utmost zeal, they always had the hunger for goal in their game but it seems the game planning let them down. 

Ozone FC, who earned huge accolades for their bravado on their debut season, are awarded a cheque of INR 1.5 Lac whereas Minerva Punjab FC are bestowed with the snazzy Nike Premier Cup trophy and a hefty cheque of INR 5 Lac.

Ozone enter Youth League final after thrashing Lajong 4-1

In the semifinal of the U-16 Youth League, Ozone boys beat the team from North-East, Shillong Lajong FC 4-1 and cruise to the final of U-16 Youth League. The Hosur-based academy boys will play the winner of previous edition (U-15), Minerva Punjab Football Club, who defeated other team from Bangalore, Bengaluru FC, in the second semifinal, 1-0. 

Ozone scored two goals in each half - Ignatius John opened the account early in the 20th minute followed by Ajay Alex in 28th minute. Parvaj Bhuiya reduced one for SLFC in the first half. Ignatius John and Manvir Singh scored the other two goals in the later half. 

The final will be played at the same venue, Cooperage Ground, on Friday, February 10. 

Ozone and Bengaluru take on Lajong and Minerva respectively in U16 Youth League semifinal

In what could be an all Bangalore affair in the ongoing U-16 Youth League, lads of Ozone Football Club Bengaluru play against Shillong Lajong Football Club and Bengaluru FC boys play against winner of last edition (U-15) Minerva Academy FC tomorrow at Cooperage Stadium, Mumbai. 

Both teams from the Garden City had an outstanding run thus far in the U-16 Youth League. Ozone maintained all-win record right from the zonal-qualifiers to quarter-final stage. Bengaluru FC too retained all-win record except an 1-1 draw match against DSK Shivajians in quarterfinals. 

• 10 AM: Ozone FCB Vs Shillong Lajong FC
• 3 PM: Bengaluru FC Vs Minerva Academy FC

Bengaluru FC boys qualify for U16 Youth League semifinal

Bengaluru FC Media 

A goal from Rahul Rajan gave Bengaluru FC’s U16s side a 1-0 win over Red Star FC in the U16 Y-League, sending the John Kila-coached to the semifinal of the tournament for the first time. Sudeva FC’s win over DSK Shivajians was not enough as the Blue Colts ended the group stages with 7 points from three games, one more than the Delhi-based side. 

Despite attacking with intent for most of the first half, the young Blues were unable to find the Red Star net as Joseph Vanlalhruaia and Lalrintluanga squandered opportunities to take the lead. 

Starting the second half with renewed vigour, a pass from Vanlalhruaia over the Red Star back-line found Rajan unmarked as he trapped the ball and shot past the ’keeper to give BFC the lead. Red Star’s attempted forays into the Blue Colts’ area were thwarted away. 

Against the run of play, the Blue Colts almost doubled their lead as Chequvara’s attempted shot was parried away after the striker was sent through on goal. Kila praised his young side, who will now face one of Minerva Football Academy or Tata Football Academy in the semifinal. 

“I am proud of this team, their performances and the staff who’ve worked so hard in getting them to the semifinals of this tournament. There’s a lot of room for improvement and I’m sure that with the right direction, there’s more than just good results to come for these boys,” said Kila.

U-16 Youth League - Ozone move to semis

Ozone romped home in style by pumping 3 goals to opponent India Youth Soccer Association today at the Navelim ground, Goa. With an all-win record in the quarter final group stage, the lads qualify to the semifinal of the U-16 Youth League. 

Ozone lads, who train at Hosur must have been the most impressive performers in U-16 Youth League, they have conceded only one goal and scored 11 goals in three quarter final group matches.  

Continuing the good form, talented striker Ajay Alex scored a brace again today. Manvir scored the other goal in 37th minute. 

Mohun Bagan defeated Pride Sports in an identical margin, finishing second in Group A. 

Semi-finals and final will be played at Mumbai on Febrary 8 and 10 respectively.  

 

U-16 Youth League - Bengaluru win against Sudeva FC

Bengaluru FC Media

Bengaluru FC’s U16 Academy side grabbed a late win against a resilient Sudeva FC from Delhi, in the U16 Y-League, at the Nagoa Ground, in Goa, on Thursday. After conceding in the early stages, the persistent Colts scored two in the 66th and the 82nd minute of the game to clinch their first win in the campaign.

Bengaluru suffered a setback in the 15th minute as Bupender Singh, Sudeva’s striker gave the opponents a lead early in the game. Just when the Colts seemed to have settled into the pace of the game, youngster Lalrinzuala Lalbiaknia, the goal scorer from the previous clash against DSK Shivajians, was stretchered off with an injury. The first half saw many chances for the Bengaluru side but Sudeva took the lead going into the break.

The Colts came out all guns blazing in the second half as they continued to display their dominance in possession and were rewarded with a goal in the 66th minute. A mistimed tackle by Sudeva’s defender allowed Lalrintluanga Chawnglut to score from the spot.

The game remained level until the 82nd minute when a delicate lob by Amay Morajkar saw the ball fall to the feet of Rahul Ranjan who got his name on the score sheet with a neat finish to give the Blue Colts their first win of the campaign.

The Colts next face Redstar Football Academy from Thrissur on Sunday.

Ozone boys thrash Pride Sports, inch closer to semis spot

Ozone football academy thrashed Pride Sports FC 6-0 their 2nd U-16 Youth League Quarter final match today morning at the Navelim ground, Goa. 

Umashankar (24’, 33’) and Manvir Singh (53’, 72’) score two each, and Captain Ajay Alex (88’) and Ignatius John (93’) score the other two goals. The boys from the Hosur academy have won their first match against Mohun Bagan 2-1. 

With two win from as many matches and a high goal difference, they are almost thru to the Semifinal. Ozone football academy will play their last group match against Indian Youth Soccer Association (IYWA) on Friday.

Bengaluru FC Begin U16 Youth League with a draw

Bengaluru FC Media 

Bengaluru FC’s U16 academy side were held to a 1-1 draw by DSK Shivajians in an U16 Y-League Group C game in Nagoa, Goa, on Tuesday.

The Pune-based side took the lead in the 12th minute though a goal from . But the Colts were the clear attacking force in the second half, as they piled on attack after attack but failed to capitalise.

Lalrinzuala Lalbiaknia saved the Blue Colts their blushes, controlling a long diagonal from Saqlain Khan before slotting past the DSK ’keeper five minutes from time. Kila’s side next take on Sudeva FC at the same venue on Thursday.

Bengaluru FC colts set for U16 Youth League

Bengaluru FC Media

Bengaluru FC’s U16 Academy side will take on DSK Shivajians in the U16 Y-League, at the Nagoa Stadium in Goa, on Tuesday. The John Kila-coached side will look to build on their strong performance in the Rest-of-India Zone 1, where they topped the group, scoring ten goals and conceding just one.

Grouped with Red Star Academy (Thrissur) and Sudeva Football Club, a Delhi-based outfit apart, from the Pune-based DSK, Kila mentioned that the aim was to put out good performances to match those in the zonal stages.

“These boys have done well in the zonal round and we’ll be looking to build on that. Some of them have played with the U18s, so there is quality in the side and I’m sure it will reflect on the pitch tomorrow as we look for a win,” said Kila.


The game kicks-off at 9 am.    
 

Bengaluru beat Dempo in U16 Youth League, through to final round

Bengaluru FC Media 

Goals on either side of the break from Amay Morajkar and Lalrintluanga Chawnglut gave Bengaluru FC U16s a 2-0 win over Dempo and qualification to the final rounds of the U16 Y-League at the Duler Stadium, in Goa, on Wednesday. Needing just a point to progress, the Blue colts refused to leave things to chance with solid performance that saw them finish atop the Rest of India, Zone-1 standings with three wins in as many games.

The opening goal came in the 11th minute when Saqlain Khan was brought down at the edge of the penalty area. Amay’s perfectly placed free-kick beat the wall and went past the reach of the Dempo ’keeper, giving BFC the lead. 

John Kila made just one change to the BFC side that had won against Sporting Clube de Goa on Monday with the suspended Nonganba Singh replaced by Lalrintluanga. The midfielder’s through pass come closest to doubling the lead but for Lalrinzuala Lalbiaklana, whose shot could only rattle the Dempo woodwork. 

Refusing to sit back, the Blue Colts continued to dominate proceedings and twenty minutes into the second half, a strike from 30 yards saw Lalrintluanga double BFC’s lead. 

“I am very happy with the performance of these boys. We’ve had little time to prepare but they’ve gelled well together and the results are there for all to see. We are excited to have made it through to the final round but it’s going to be tougher and there’s a lot of work to be done,” said Kila following the game. 

The Blues wrapped up their group commitments in dominating fashion scoring ten times and conceding just once and Kila lays it down to discipline. “We trained these young boys on the pitch and in the gym, giving them a mentality to win football matches. It was a balanced effort from defending well at the back and attacking with discipline and we hope we can do the same in the final rounds.” 

The final rounds of the U16 Y-League are scheduled to begin in January.

Bengaluru FC colts beat Sporting in U16 Youth League

Bengaluru FC Media

A strong display of attacking football from Bengaluru FC’s U16 Academy side saw them go top of the charts in the U16 Y-League with a 4-0 win over Sporting Clube de Goa at the Duler Stadium, in Goa, on Monday. Following up on their victory over Salgaocar in the opening match on Sunday, the Blue Colts have now scored eight goals and conceded just one in the Rest of India, Zone-I group.

The young Blues attacked from the word go with Rahul Rajan having a go in the opening minutes, followed by tries from Lalrinzuala Lalbiaklana and Nonganba Singh. Rahul made it two goals from as many games when Lalrinzuala’s square pass found him unmarked in the area to slot home the opener in as early as the 9th minute.

The John Kila-coached side went in at the break having doubled their advantage with midfielder Amay Morajkar’s perfectly placed strike finding the top corner from over 25 yards. 

Rahul turned provider as a reverse of the first goal allowed the 16-year-old to grab his third assist of the group stages, setting up Lalrinzuala for the Blue Colts’ third on the day. Winger Nonganba made it 4-0 with a neat finish in the 64th minute, only to receive his marching orders for a second bookable offense moments later.

The Blue Colts will face Dempo SC U16s needing just a point to qualify to the final rounds from the Rest of India Zone-I, at the same venue on Wednesday.

6th Parikrma Champions League commencing next week

The 6th edition of the U-16 Parikrma Champions League will be played from November 24 thru 26 at the Bangalore Football Stadium. A total of 16 teams, 13 of Bengaluru’s, 1 team from Kerala, and 2 teams from Goa will battle it out for this year’s cup. 

Parikrma Humanity Foundation has always had the enthusiasm for sports, this year the teams will battle it out for the Equality Cup, which that symbolizes the breaking down of social barriers and celebrating the spirit of football in its truest sense. 

CEO of I-League will be inaugurating the tournament. In keeping with the belief of fair play, the players undergo a Bone-density test to determine their ages correctly. 

Matches will be played in knock-out format of 20-20 minutes and the semifinals and final will have 30-30 minute duration.  

U-16 Youth League - Bangalore-Chennai Zone

Fixtures 

• Saturday, October 15, 2016, Bangalore Football Stadium - 3:30 PM: Ozone Football Academy 4 (K Chiranjan Singh-4', Umashankar-20', Ajay Alex A (Capt)-45', Ignatius John–62') Vs Boca Juniors Football School India 0 
• Sunday, October 16, 2016, SSN College of Engineering, Chennai - 3:30 PM: Mahogany 1 (Aslam 23') Vs Roots Football School 4 (Nanda Kumar-44', Manoj Kumar-48', Basha-79', Steve-84') 
• Saturday, October 22, 2016, Bangalore Football Stadium - 3:30 PM: Ozone Football Academy 2 (Ignatius John-40', TH Imran Khan-83') Vs Roots Football School 0
• Sunday, October 23, 2016, SSN College of Engineering, Chennai - 3:30 PM: Mahogany 0 Vs Boca Juniors Football School India 2 (Gautam Kapoor-16', Aryan Singh-18')
• Saturday, October 29, 2016, Bangalore Football Stadium - 4 PM: Roots Football School 0 Vs Ozone Football Academy 5 
• Sunday, October 30, 2016, SPT Sports Ground, Sarjapur Rd. - 3 PM: Boca Juniors Football School India 2 Vs Mahogany 1 
• Saturday, November 5, 2016, SSN College of Engineering, Chennai - 3:30 PM: Mahogany 0 Vs Ozone Football Academy 6 ()
• Sunday, November 6, 2016, Bangalore Football Stadium - 4 PM: Roots Football School 2 Vs Boca Juniors Football School India 1 
• Saturday, November 12, 2016, SPT Sports Ground, Sarjapur Rd. - 3 PM: Boca Juniors Football School India 0 Vs Ozone Football Academy 6 (Nikhil Parekh, John (2), Ajay Alex, Namil, Imran Khan) 
• Sunday, November 13, 2016, Bangalore Football Stadium - 4 PM: Roots Football School 0 Vs Mahogany 1 
• Saturday, November 19, 2016, Bangalore Football Stadium - 3:30 PM: Ozone Football Academy 13 (Ajay Alex-5, Harpreet-4, Chiranjan-1, Umashankar-1, Imran-1, Manju-1) Vs Mahogany 0 
• Sunday, November 20, 2016, SPT Sports Ground, Sarjapur Rd. - 3 PM: Boca Juniors Football School India 1 () Vs Roots Football School 2 (Nandha-1, Manoj-1) 

Points Table 

U-16 Youth League to kick-off from tomorrow

AIFF Media 

55 Teams from all over the country will ply their trade in the U-16 Youth League which is slated to kick-off on Tomorrow, September 24, in Kolkata and Shillong simultaneously. 

Youth Teams from all Hero I-League Clubs and two Teams from Hero ISL Clubs along with many an Academy will be fielding their Teams for the top honours across 10 zones. 

Ozone Football, Roots Football, and Boca Juniors are the teams representing from the Garden City and will be playing in the Bangalore-Chennai zone. 

The League, which commenced last season as the U-15 Youth League, has been refurbished as the U-16 Youth League keeping an eye on the forthcoming FIFA U-17 World Cup India 2017.

Sunando Dhar, CEO, I-League said the increase in the numbers highlights the “urge among the Clubs to perform.”

“The numbers speak. 55 Teams are participating in the U-16 Youth League which is Indeed remarkable. It proves the urge among Clubs and Academies to prove their mettle,” he told www.i-league.org.

"I wish success to all the participating Teams. The competition will be intense and may the best Team triumph,” he added.

The teams from every zone will play on a home-away basis among themselves in the round robin stage and 16 teams will qualify to the National Final Round eventually. Those sixteen teams will be divided into four groups and the group champions will qualify for the semi-final which will be followed by the final to decide the U-16 Youth League 2016-17 champions.

Royal Wahingdoh FC will face Rangdajied United FC at the Mawlai Ground in the opener (September 24) while Mohammedan Sporting FC will lock their horns with United Sporting Club at the Mohammedan Sporting Ground the same day.

Minerva Academy FC, champions from the last edition have been clubbed with Youngsters Club, Lonestar Kashmir, Real Kashmir and J&K Bank. 

Zones 

1. Kolkata  2. Maharashtra  3. Bangalore-Chennai  4. Shillong-Guwahati  5. Kerala

6. Delhi  7. Rest of India (I)  8. Rest of India (II) 9. Rest of India (III)  10. Rest of India (IV)

Teams 

Mohun Bagan  East Bengal  Mohammedan Sporting  SAI Kolkata Southern Samity  United Sports Club DSK Shivajians  Mumbai FC  Kenkre  PIFA  Young Champs	Steadfast FC  Football School of India  FC Pune City  Ozone Football  Mahogany FC  Boca Juniors  Roots Football  Shillong Lajong  SAI Guwahati Royal Wahingdoh  Rangdajied United
Gauhati Town Club  Kovalam FC  Prodigy  Red Star FC  SEPT  Bhaichung Bhutia Football School  Concient FC  Sudeva FC Real Sports IYSA  Delhi United	SAI Delhi  Delhi Dynamos  Hindustan FC  Neroca FC  Aizawl FC  Tata Football Academy  SAIL Bokaro  NRL SPT  Dempo  Sporting Clube de Goa Salgaocar FC
Bengaluru FC  Youngsters Club  Real Kashmir  Lonestar Kashmir  J&K Bank  Minerva Academy FC  Kahaani FC  Anantpur Football  Fateh Hyderabad  Pride Sports  Sports Authority of Gujarat

U16 Bengaluru Youth Football Cup 2016

Press Release 

Bengaluru Youth Football Cup (BYFC) 2016 will bring schools with 1000 boys across the state in a seven day event. 

Under the auspices of Karnataka State Football Association (KSFA), The Bangalore District Football Association (BDFA), and Footieculture India, the under 16 inter-school tournament will be bringing forth an 11-­a-side football tournament to be held from August 29th to September 4th 2016 at the Bangalore Football Stadium. 

A total of 52 boys and 9 girls teams in fray for the BYFC 2016.

BYFC 2016 is a culmination on how football can play a crucial  role  in  youth development  and  imbibe  discipline, respect, team-­spirit, and most importantly sportsmanship. Talent scouting, an integral part of this tournament will open window of opportunities for the gifted youngsters. In all, BYFC 2016 will represent the spirit of the beautiful game with a vision to take Indian football to the next level.  

Awards 
Girls 

• Best Goalkeeper: Sanjana (Deens’ Academy)
• Best Defender: Nandita (Headstart Academy)
• Best Midfielder: Navina (Greenwood Int. Sch, Sarjapur)
• Best Forward: Amrita Vanshmi M G (RICE.Sch.)  

Girls 

• Best Goalkeeper: AKS Narula (Greenwood) 
• Best Defender: Karthick (St. Alloysius) 
  Best Midfielder: Manav Kapoor (DPS North)
  Best Forward: Addision (RICE Sch., Mathakondapalli) 

Fixture - Boys 

• Monday, 29-08-2016, 8:30 am: Little Flower School 0 Vs St. Joseph's High School (Museum Road) 6 (Nakshatra-11', 23', Amaal-13', Lijo-14', Birendan-35', Andrew-37')
• Monday, 29-08-2016, 9:30 am: Seventh Adventist High School 4 (Sanjay-3', Niraj-15', 23', 35') Vs Venkat International Public School 0
• Monday, 29-08-2016, 10:30 am: Delhi Public School North 2 (Ravma-13', Sarvagna-27') Vs Presidency School, Balakahalli 0 
• Monday, 29-08-2016, 12:30 pm: C Kadambi School 0, Basaveshwaranagar Vs Parikrama Centre for Learning 7 (Ranjith-5', Anish-6', 8', 11', SuryaPrakash-16', 17', Tarun-32') 
• Monday, 29-08-2016, 1:30 pm: Deen's Academy 0 Whitefield Vs Sri Kumaran's School 2 (Mehul-25', Tathagat-30')
• Monday, 29-08-2016, 2:30 pm: Orchid's International School 0 Vs St. Alloysius 5 (Chaithanya -3', Mahtew-8', Immanuel-10', Allan Richard-16', Nikhil-22') 
• Monday, 29-08-2016, 3:30 pm: Pristine Public School 0 Vs K.V. Vidyashaala 1 (Swaroop - 13)
• Tuesday, 30-08-2016, 8:30 am: St. Meeras, Cambridge Layout W/O Cathedral HS, Richmond Town 
• Tuesday, 30-08-2016, 9:30 am: GreenHood HS, Sarjapur 10 (Suman-6', 25', Rishabh-7', 17' Abrahan-1', Aremishman-14', Revanth-11', 21', Shravan-29', Koustubh-30') Vs East West, Basavanagudi 0
• Tuesday, 30-08-2016, 10:30 am: Infant Jesus HS W/O B.P. Indian HS, Malleswaram 
• Tuesday, 30-08-2016, 11:30 am: Kensri Sch, Mariyappanapalya 0[5-Prathyush, Ashuthosh, Karan, Suman,Madav] Vs Anthony Claret HS 0[3-Joel, Mohith, Stalin] 
• Tuesday, 30-08-2016, 12:30 pm: M.E.C. Pub. Sch, Yalahanka 0 Vs St. Claret Sch, Jalahalli 4 (Krish-10', Mighath-13', 24', Anoop-28') 
• Tuesday, 30-08-2016, 1:30 pm: Whitefield Global Sch. 1(Charan-8') 3[Rajath, Charan, Rahul]Vs Candor Int. Sch, Hullahalli 1(Siddharth-37') 1[Aaron ]
• Tuesday, 30-08-2016, 2:30 pm: Embassy Pub. Sch., Magadi Road 3 (Chetan-5', Harisha V-11', Deepak–35') Vs Vydehi Sch. Excellence, WhiteField 0 
• Tuesday, 30-08-2016, 3:30 pm: Parikrma Centre For Learning, Jayanagar 5 (Ranjith-9', 14', 29', Suryaprakasah-37', Tarun-38') Vs AECS Magnolia Maruti Pub. Sch., Arekere Begur Road 0 
• Wednesday, 31-08-2016, 8:30 am: 515 ABWS Sch 0[4-Roopeshm, Avinash kumar, Danushraju, Md.Omer.AJ] Vs Bangalore Intl. Academy 0[3-Harishkumar, Kanishk, Deepak], Jayanagar
• Wednesday, 31-08-2016, 9:30 am: Dayananda Sagar Sch.Intl 0 Vs Bishop Cotton Boys. HS 5 (Pradhyum J-16', 18', 24', 29', Ronak Singh-30'), Residencey Rd
• Wednesday, 31-08-2016, 10:30 am: DPS East 3 (Aayushman- 5', Anesh-14', Mrinal-16')Vs Nagarjuna Vidyanikethan 0  
• Wednesday, 31-08-2016, 11:30 am: HeadStart Academy 3 (Nikhal Menda–22', 23', 26'), Sarjapur Rd Vs Vibgyor Intl. Sch., Horamavu 
• Wednesday, 31-08-2016, 12:30 pm: BGS IRS 0, Kumbalgude Vs St.Josephs 2 (Rajeev-12', Lijo-32'), Musuem Rd 
• Wednesday, 31-08-2016, 2:30 pm: St. Joseph Indian HS 3 (Raghav–9' Vishwash-31', Manav Kapoor-37'), Mallya Rd Vs DPS North 0 
• Thursday, 01-09-2016, 8:30 am: Deens Academy 3 (Vlyas-5', Mehul-26', Tony-29') Vs Sri.Vani.Edu.Centre, MachoHalli 0 
• Thursday, 01-09-2016, 9:30 am: VidhyaniKethan Pub 0, Ullal Vs St. Alloysius 5 (Allan-2', Karthick-8', 22', Joshua-17', Ammanulla-30+), Cox Town 
• Thursday, 01-09-2016, 10:30 am: St. Meeras 6 (SanjayBabu-2' 12', Lohith-9', Mohd.Zaid-16', Ranjith kumar-22', Dhanush-27'), Cambridge layout Vs Karnataka Vidya Shala 0, Austin Town 
• Thursday, 01-09-2016, 11:30 am: Greenwood Int.Sch 9 (Abraham-6', Revanth-8', 25', 28', Reshabh-9', Shravan-10', Abhi-12', 23', Arcmishman-22'), Sarjapur Vs DPS Electronic City 0
• Thursday, 01-09-2016, 12:30 pm: Govt.Sports School 1 (Linus Vivivan.V-14), Vidyanagar Vs Whitefield Global Sch 0  
• Thursday, 01-09-2016, 1:30 pm: Kensri Intl.Sch 3 (Anukaran-6', 16', Manav-27'), Mariyappanapalya Vs MEC Pub 0, Yelahanka 
• Thursday, 01-09-2016, 2:30 pm: Rise MathakondaPalli Model Sch W/O Infant Jesus HS
• Thursday, 01-09-2016, 3:30 pm: 515 ABWS School, Ulsoor W/O Global Int.Sch, Whitefield 
• Tuesday, 06-09-2016: Embassy Pub. Sch., Magadi Road Vs DPS South 1 (Deepak–20')
• Tuesday, 06-09-2016: St. Joseph's Sch, Museum Rd. 3 (Brandon – 7', 26', Nakshatra-31') Vs Seventh Day Adventist HS 0  
• Tuesday, 06-09-2016: DPS North 1 (Sarvagya-1') Vs Parikrma 0 
• Tuesday, 06-09-2016: St. Alloysius, Cox Town 0 (2-Allan, Vishal) Vs Deens Intl. Academy 0 (1-Prabhav)  
• Tuesday, 06-09-2016: Greenwood 4 (Abrahman-2', Suman-9', Revanth-12', Dhruva-33') Vs St. Meera 0  
• Tuesday, 06-09-2016: Govt. Sports School, Vidyanagar 3 (Linus Vivian-3', Tarun Kumar-12', Tejus Sutar–30') Vs Kensri Sch, Mariyappanapalya 0 
• Tuesday, 06-09-2016: St. Joseph's Sch, Mangalore 2 (Pritham-8', Vernon-38')(5-Vernon, Mervin, Sharan, Alistar, Kevin) Vs Head Start Academy 2 (Ojas K-7', Aryan Rao-11)(1-Ojas K) 
• Tuesday, 06-09-2016: Bishop Cotton Boys School, Residency Rd. 2 (Abhishek-5', Md.Vzair Rizwan-33') Vs MKET Eng Sch, Harihar 1 (Rithesh-38') 
• Wednesday, 07-09-2016, 8:30 am: St. Joseph’s, Mangalore 0 Vs DPS East 2 (Mrinal-17', 32')
• Wednesday, 07-09-2016, 9:30 am: 515 ABWS Sch, Ulsoor 0 Vs Bishop Cotton 2 (Abhishek Paul–15', Vazir Rizwan-24')
• Wednesday, 07-09-2016, 10:30 am: Rice Intl, Mahtakondapalli 5 (Safnad–3', Adision- 20', 21', Akash-27', Chiranjan–34') Vs DPS South 0 
• Wednesday, 07-09-2016, 12:30 pm - QF: Govt.Sports School 0, Vidyanagar Vs Winners of RICE. Sch 2 (27', 28')
• Wednesday, 07-09-2016, 1.30 pm - QF: Greenwood 3 (Shravan-15', Chaitanya–25', 27') Sarjapur Vs St. Alloysius 0 
• Wednesday, 07-09-2016, 2.30 pm - QF: DPS North 1 (Vamsh M–39) Vs St.Joseph’s, Musuem Rd 
• Thursday, 08-09-2016, 10 am - Semi Final: DPS EAST 0(2-Sushil, Kabir ) Vs RICE Sch, Mathakondapalli 0(4-Harpret, Janio, Ferndes, Umashankar)
• Thursday, 08-09-2016, 11:30 am - Semi Final: GREENWOOD 1(Revanth-29') 4 [Siddarth, Shravan, Naman, Koustabh] Vs DPS NORTH 1(Raghvir M-55') 2 [Anirudd, Raunaq K]
• Thursday, 08-09-2016, 4:30 pm - Final: RICE Sch, Mathakondapalli 1 (Sanatomaa-48') Vs GREENWOOD 0 

Fixture - Girls 

• Wednesday, 31-08-2016, 1:30 pm: DPS East 3 (Dhanya Narendra–6', 10', 30') Vs HEADSTART 0, Sarjapur Rd 
• Thursday, 01-09-2016: Rise Mahtakonda Palli Model School 3 (Boda Priyanka.D- 2', 25', Ulli Vasuda-8') Vs Vidyaniketan, Ullal 0 
• Wednesday, 07-09-2016: Deen’s Academy 0(4-Sanjana, Nimisha, Veda, Ruba Faraz) Vs HeadStart 0(3-Nanditha, Tanya Gupta, Aditi A)
• Thursday, 08-09-2016, 9 am - Semi Final: Greenwood 1, Sarjapur Vs Deen’s Academy 0 
• Thursday, 08-09-2016, 3:30 pm - Final: Greenwood Int. Sch. Sarjapur -0(1) Vs RICE, Mathakondapalli 0(0)