Singapore, November 8, 2025 — The SingaCup 2025 Girls U16 tournament concluded with two standout players earning top individual honors for their exceptional performances throughout the competition.

Olivia Medina of the West Canberra Wanderers (Australia) was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) after leading her team to the championship title. Her commanding presence, tireless work ethic, and leadership on the pitch proved instrumental in guiding the Wanderers to their triumphant campaign.

Meanwhile, Lucy Claire Mackay of UWA-Nedlands Football Club (Australia) claimed the Top Scorer award with 7 goals. Her sharp attacking instincts and consistency in front of goal made her one of the tournament’s most dangerous forwards.

Both players’ achievements reflect the high calibre of talent featured in this year’s Girls U16 competition and highlight the growing strength of youth football across the region.

Singapore, November 8, 2025 — The West Canberra Wanderers (Australia) have been crowned SingaCup 2025 Girls U16 champions, delivering a commanding 3–0 victory over UWA-Nedlands Football Club (Australia) in the final at Boon Lay Secondary School.

The Wanderers showed composure and attacking precision throughout the tournament, sealing their dominance with a strong performance in the championship match to claim the coveted title.

In the 3rd placing match, Football South Australia Red (Australia) secured a 2–0 win against Perth Soccer Club (Australia) to finish third overall.

The 2025 edition of the Girls U16 category showcased the depth of talent across Australia’s youth football programs, with all teams demonstrating exceptional skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

With this win, West Canberra Wanderers emerge as deserving champions of the SingaCup 2025 Girls U16 division.

⚽ SingaCup 2025 Girls U16 – Final Results

🏆 Final

UWA-Nedlands Football Club (Australia) 0 – 3 West Canberra Wanderers (Australia)
📅 November 8, 2025 | 1:00 pm | Boon Lay Secondary School

🥉 3rd Placing

Perth Soccer Club (Australia) 0 – 2 Football South Australia Red (Australia)
📅 November 8, 2025 | 11:00 am | Boon Lay Secondary School

Singapore, November 8, 2025 — The SingaCup 2025 Girls U14 tournament concluded with two standout players receiving top individual honors for their exceptional performances on the field.

Tan Si Leng Amelia of Lion City Sailors G14 White (Singapore) emerged as the Top Scorer, netting an impressive 12 goals throughout the competition. Her consistent finishing and attacking instincts played a pivotal role in the Sailors’ strong run to the final.

Meanwhile, Liu Sin Huen Shelby of the Hong Kong Football Association Girls was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the tournament. The dynamic player was instrumental in leading her team to the championship, demonstrating remarkable vision, control, and leadership across all matches.

Both players’ achievements highlight the rising standard of girls’ football in Asia and showcase the depth of young talent competing at this year’s SingaCup.

Singapore, November 8, 2025 — The Hong Kong Football Association Girls have been crowned champions of the SingaCup 2025 Girls U14 tournament after an emphatic 5–0 victory over Lion City Sailors G14 White (Singapore) in the final held at Boon Lay Secondary School.

The Hong Kong side displayed exceptional consistency throughout the tournament, culminating in a dominant performance in the title match to secure the prestigious youth football crown.

In the 3rd placing match, the National Development Centre Girls (Singapore) claimed a decisive 5–1 win over Fremantle City (Australia) to finish third overall.

With this victory, the Hong Kong Football Association Girls conclude an outstanding campaign, earning the 2025 Girls U14 title and cementing their place among the top youth teams in the region.

⚽ SingaCup 2025 Girls U14 – Final Results

🏆 Final

Lion City Sailors G14 White (Singapore) 0 – 5 Hong Kong Football Association Girls (Hong Kong)
📅 November 8, 2025 | 12:00 pm | Boon Lay Secondary School

🥉 3rd Placing

Fremantle City (Australia) 1 – 5 National Development Centre Girls (Singapore)
📅 November 8, 2025 | 10:00 am | Boon Lay Secondary School

Kareem Kerai Academy (KKA), a professional football institution established in 2022 to nurture young athletes, reached a remarkable milestone by capturing the bronze medal in the Under-16 category at the prestigious 15th Singa Cup 2025 in Singapore.

Representing Pakistan for the first time, KKA was one of two national teams competing against elite youth sides from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Australia, India, Singapore, and Hong Kong.

The academy secured third place after a nail-biting 3rd-place playoff, edging past Indonesia’s Tapteng Sibolga Student Football Team 4-3 in a penalty shootout following a goalless draw.

Placed in Group A, KKA rebounded strongly from an opening defeat against Indonesian club Semen Padang FC. The team dominated the remainder of their group matches with standout performances, including a stunning 12-0 triumph over Bhaichung Bhutia Football School (India) and a crucial 2-1 win versus Ocean Reef (Australia).

Their knockout stage campaign featured a convincing 2-0 victory over Jurongville Secondary (Singapore) in the Quarter-Finals, before narrowly falling to eventual champions Benjamarachanusorn (Thailand) in the Semi-Finals.

Highlighting individual brilliance, KKA’s prolific forward Muhammad Abdullah Iram finished as the Joint Top Scorer of the U16 tournament, netting an impressive 7 goals.

This year’s tournament marked a milestone for Pakistani youth football — the second national representative, Lyari Football Academy, finished Runner-Up, losing a close 1-2 contest in the U16 final to the Thai champions. The combined 2nd and 3rd place finishes proudly showcased Pakistan’s growing footprint on the international youth football scene.

“This bronze medal reflects our players’ hard work and the academy’s mission to provide world-class exposure and development opportunities for Karachi’s young footballers,” said Kareem, Founder of Kareem Kerai Academy.

KKA’s success stands as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring footballers across Pakistan — emphasizing the crucial role of private academies in shaping the next generation of sporting talent.

Source: Media Hyde

Article Link: https://mediahyde.com/kareem-kerai-academy-clinches-bronze-at-singa-cup-2025/

The SingaCup 2025 Girls U14 consolation playoffs wrapped up with two spirited encounters at The Rainforest Sports Hub, as teams fought to end their tournament on a high note. Both matches showcased determination, teamwork, and plenty of goals — with Lion City Sailors G14 Blue (Singapore) and HASC Prestige FC Girls (Malaysia) emerging victorious.

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Lion City Sailors G14 Blue (Singapore) 3 – 0 Dededo Soccer Club (Guam)

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HASC Prestige FC Girls (Malaysia) 6 – 1 LS Talents BHSC Victoria (Australia)

The SingaCup 2025 Girls U16 tournament is reaching its decisive stages, with top Australian teams and regional challengers vying for a place in the grand final. The knockout phase features a mix of tactical battles and exciting attacking play, setting the stage for a thrilling conclusion to one of the most competitive age categories in this year’s edition.

🏁 Semi-Finals: National Rivals Face Off for Final Berths

1st Semi-Final
UWA-Nedlands Football Club (Australia) 🆚 Perth Soccer Club (Australia)
📅 November 8, 2025 | 8:00 am | Boon Lay Secondary School

An all-Western Australia clash headlines the first semi-final, with UWA-Nedlands Football Club preparing to face Perth Soccer Club. Both teams have impressed throughout the group stages with their well-structured defenses and quick counter-attacks.

UWA-Nedlands enter the tie as one of the tournament’s most consistent sides, blending physicality with strong positional play. Perth Soccer Club, on the other hand, are known for their resilience and attacking depth, making this matchup an exciting battle for state pride and a coveted spot in the final.

2nd Semi-Final
Football South Australia Red (Australia) 🆚 West Canberra Wanderers (Australia)
📅 November 8, 2025 | 9:00 am | Boon Lay Secondary School

In the second semi-final, Football South Australia Red will take on West Canberra Wanderers. The South Australians have been in fine form, demonstrating both creativity and composure in front of goal. West Canberra Wanderers, however, have proven themselves a tough opponent, capable of turning defense into attack with pace and precision.

Both sides have showcased remarkable teamwork, and their upcoming clash promises to deliver a tactical and physical contest as they chase a place in the final.

🥉 5th to 8th Playoffs: Strong Showings Across the Field

5th/6th Playoff
Football South Australia Blue (Australia) 🆚 LS Talents Tech Kick (Australia)
📅 November 8, 2025 | 10:00 am | The Rainforest Sports Hub

Both teams will battle for mid-table honors in what’s expected to be a free-flowing match, with plenty of attacking flair on display.

7th/8th Playoff
CBP W3 (Singapore) 🆚 NAPA Rovers FC (Guam)
📅 November 8, 2025 | 11:00 am | The Rainforest Sports Hub

The Singaporean side will look to close their campaign on a high against Guam’s NAPA Rovers, with both teams eager to end their SingaCup journey with a victory and momentum for next season.

🌟 A Showcase of Regional Talent

The Girls U16 category has once again highlighted the strength of women’s youth football across the Asia-Pacific region. From disciplined defending to creative build-up play, every team has left its mark.

With the first semi-final yet to kick off, anticipation is running high as the remaining contenders aim to write their names into SingaCup history.

The SingaCup 2025 Girls U14 knockout stages delivered high-intensity football, thrilling goals, and strong defensive showings as the region’s top young talents battled for a place in the finals. After a competitive series of quarter-final and semi-final clashes, Lion City Sailors G14 White (Singapore) and Hong Kong Football Association Girls (Hong Kong) advanced to the championship match, while Fremantle City (Australia) and National Development Centre Girls (Singapore) will contest the 3rd place playoff.

🏁 Quarter-Finals: Sailors and Hong Kong Impress, Singapore Dominates the Bracket

1st Quarter-Final:
Lion City Sailors G14 White (Singapore) continued their impressive run with a 3–1 victory over Subiaco AFC (Australia). The Sailors’ attack was sharp and relentless, controlling possession and finishing clinically to secure their semi-final spot.

2nd Quarter-Final:
Fremantle City (Australia) booked their semi-final berth with a strong 3–1 win over Football South Australia (Australia), showing their balance between offensive precision and organized defense.

3rd Quarter-Final:
Hong Kong Football Association Girls (Hong Kong) put on a masterclass, sweeping aside LS Talents Goal Getters (Australia) with a dominant 5–1 performance. Their attacking coordination and pressing game were unmatched throughout the match.

4th Quarter-Final:
National Development Centre Girls (Singapore) secured a well-earned 3–1 win over UWA-Nedlands Football Club (Australia). The Singaporean side’s tactical discipline and quick transitions proved key in overcoming their Australian opponents.

🔥 Semi-Finals: Sailors and Hong Kong Advance to a Regional Showdown

1st Semi-Final:
Lion City Sailors G14 White (Singapore) maintained their momentum with a commanding 4–1 victory over Fremantle City (Australia). The Sailors showcased their trademark attacking flair and composure, earning a deserved place in the final.

2nd Semi-Final:
In a much tighter encounter, Hong Kong Football Association Girls (Hong Kong) edged past National Development Centre Girls (Singapore) 1–0. A single goal was enough to decide the match, as Hong Kong’s disciplined defense and quick counterattacks held firm under pressure.

🏆 Upcoming Fixtures — The Grand Finale

Final:
Lion City Sailors G14 White (Singapore) 🆚 Hong Kong Football Association Girls (Hong Kong)
📅 November 8, 2025 | 12:00 PM | Boon Lay Secondary School

3rd Place Playoff:
Fremantle City (Australia) 🆚 National Development Centre Girls (Singapore)
📅 November 8, 2025 | 10:00 AM | Boon Lay Secondary School

🌟 Singapore vs Hong Kong — A Fitting Final Showdown

The stage is set for an exciting finale between two of Asia’s strongest youth programs. Singapore’s Lion City Sailors will look to cap off their dominant run with a championship win on home soil, while the Hong Kong FA Girls will aim to bring the title back to Hong Kong with their composed and efficient style.

Both teams have displayed class, teamwork, and resilience — setting up what promises to be a thrilling conclusion to the SingaCup 2025 Girls U14 competition.

The under-16 football team of Benjamarajanusorn School, under the support of the school and the supervision of the Euro Football Center Community, continues on the international journey.

This team has an extraordinary background because it is supervised by a national quality team. Led by

Elias Dolon, a Thai national football player.

Wonderkid Thailand Anuchat Percival Coach from an English club

With an experienced team manager, Mr. Taisak Pintawiruj (former manager of Nakhon Ratchasima Mazda FC) who are dedicated to building a foundation for young people.

The head coach is A. Weerayuth Sawasdee, also known to many as Black Pearl Thailand. Former striker of the Thai national team and coach Amarin Yaodam The goalkeeper coach of the Thai national team came to help take care of the last position.

After recently winning the COPA NAKA 2025 in Chiang Mai — an international tournament with teams from Japan, Malaysia, South Korea, Laos and more than 20 teams from the Thai League 1 Northern Zone.

They are now on their way to the Thailand representative SINGACUP 2025 in Singapore from 3-7 November 2025.

The results of the draw are divided into lines. The Benjama team is in Group C and has to face strong teams from Australia, Indonesia and Pakistan.

The first game was a 5-0 win over Australia and the next game was a 5-0 win over Indonesia.

Article Link: https://www.thairath.co.th/sport/thaifootball/2893581

As the SingaCup 2025 U14 Boys tournament came to a close, two Indonesian stars stood out for their exceptional performances — Aimar Al Adlu of Palu Selection and Nabil Ahmad Fiqri of Tajimalela FA — earning top individual honors for their brilliance on the field.

⚽ Top Scorer — Aimar Al Adlu (Palu Selection, Indonesia) — 11 Goals

Aimar Al Adlu lit up the tournament with his goal-scoring form, finishing as the Top Scorer with an incredible 11 goals.

🏅 Most Valuable Player (MVP) — Nabil Ahmad Fiqri (Tajimalela FA, Indonesia)

The MVP award went to Nabil Ahmad Fiqri, the dynamic playmaker who guided Tajimalela FA to the U14 championship title.

🇮🇩 Indonesia’s Youth Football Brilliance

Both individual awards going to Indonesian players highlight the country’s growing strength in youth football. With Aimar’s finishing prowess and Nabil’s midfield mastery, Indonesia’s next generation continues to impress on the regional stage — promising a bright future for the nation’s football development.