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Ending the year with high certificates kicks

Craighall Sports Club's IQ Football takes soccer players to a new level.

The young soccer players at the IQ Football Academy ended the year by celebrating the achievements and progress they made this year.

(Back) Essien Kumwenda, Linda and Ntsika Mandyu and (Front) Luyolo Mandyu and Nqabayomzi Mandyu come to show their support.

The Craighall Park soccer academy awarded their players certificates and gave them assessments that highlighted each player’s progress and areas where they could improve.

Franz Sguazzin shows off his skills. Photo: Duduzile Khumalo

Coach Sean Szabo said, “We do this to bring out the best in them and for them to believe in where their strengths lie.”

Connor van Aardt, Essien Kumwenda, Luke Stevens, Sean Szabo, Ntsika Mandyu and Shadrack Kalombo after the IQ Football Academy certificate ceremony. Photo: Duduzile Khumalo

According to Szabo, they graded the payers based on their physical, technical, and mental attributes before assigning them an overall grade.

“It is helpful for the players to know where they need to improve and where they excel, but mainly where they need to work on and improve.”

(Back) Ntsika Mandyu and Connor van Aardt (Front) Piero Ntabeni and Luke Stevens of IQ Football. .Photo: Duduzile Khumalo

He concluded by thanking the parents and the players for the wonderful year they had and advising the players to take a soccer ball to their holiday destinations and practice.

Details: www.iqfootballsa.co.za 

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