Oct 29, 2024, 9:41 PM
Oct 29, 2024, 9:41 PM

Our Lady of Health wins 44th Willingdon Catholic Gymkhana Rink Football Championship

Highlights
  • Our Lady of Health 'A' triumphed in the Men's Open final, defeating St. Blaise 'B' in a penalty shootout.
  • The match ended in a 2-2 draw, with high stakes during the penalty shootout where Our Lady of Health scored 5 goals to St. Blaise's 3.
  • This event showcased the competitive spirit of the 44th Willingdon Catholic Gymkhana Annual Rink Football Tournament.
Story

The 44th Willingdon Catholic Gymkhana Annual Rink Football Tournament took place on October 30, 2024, in India, under floodlights at the WCG courts. This year's tournament featured both Men's and Women's Open categories, with intense competition highlighting the talent present in the local football scene. The standout performance came from Our Lady of Health 'A', who faced St. Blaise 'B' in a thrilling Men's Open final. The match was filled with excitement as both teams displayed their skills, resulting in a hard-fought 2-2 draw at the end of regular play. Our Lady of Health’s Shafan Solkar and Shoaib Khan each scored a goal, equalizing against St. Blaise players Sebastian Almeida and Conroy Concessio. The dramatic nature of the match carried into the penalty shootout, where Our Lady of Health demonstrated exceptional composure and accuracy, converting 5 out of their shots. Meanwhile, St. Blaise struggled, with only Sebastian finding the net during the shootout. In the Women's Open final, Young Guns showcased their prowess by defeating their junior counterparts, Young Guns 'C', with a solid 2-0 result. Goals from Lian Mathew and Trevina Fernandes secured their championship victory. This event not only provided thrilling entertainment but also highlighted the growth of rink football in the community, fostering greater participation among local aspiring athletes. Overall, the tournament stands as a testament to the dedication of the organizers and the spirit of competition, contributing to the vibrant culture of sports in the region.

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