November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title by beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final, and Locita Waranggani was named the category’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).
SINGAPORE, suaramerdeka-wawasan.com – The MilkLife Strikers team emerged as champions of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U-12 category. In the final at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Tuesday, 3 November 2026, MilkLife Strikers beat Selangor FC Academy A 2-1.
The two winning goals for the team, formed by Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife, were scored by Nadia S Azzahra in the 9th minute and Adelice Maureen towards the end of the first half.
It was revenge for MilkLife Strikers after they failed to contain Selangor FC in the group stage and were forced to give way by a narrow 0-1.
As well as the title they are bringing home, MilkLife Strikers also recorded an individual achievement through Locita Waranggani, who won the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category.
The forward from Surabaya, East Java, scored only two goals during the tournament, but she was considered one of the key players in the team’s journey to the title.
Overall, MilkLife Strikers played in their usual style that afternoon, calm and relying on ball possession through a short-passing game from the start of the match.
Although Selangor FC Academy A had beaten them before and defended with discipline, MilkLife Strikers seemed undaunted and kept trying to find gaps to break through the opposing defence.
The effort paid off in the 9th minute. Nadia S Azzahra made use of the space to shoot, firing a volley into the bottom right corner of the Selangor FC goal.
After winning, MilkLife Strikers did not relax the tempo of the game. The pressure paid off again in the 20th minute through Adelice Maureen’s goal. Her shot failed to be anticipated by the Selangor FC Academy A goalkeeper, making MilkLife Strikers close the first half with a 2-0 lead.
In the second half, the two teams kept trading attacks. Selangor FC Academy A tried to close the gap and pulled a goal back in the 37th minute, three minutes before the end of the match.
However, MilkLife Strikers held on to their 2-1 lead until the final whistle, securing the title.
The win also avenged their 0-1 defeat by Selangor FC Academy A the day before.
MilkLife Strikers coach, Jacksen F. Tiago, appreciated the players’ response after losing to Selangor in the previous match.
He assessed that his team were able to maintain focus and show a strong mentality until they succeeded in winning the championship title.
“I salute the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat did not really affect their mentality. It was proven today that they could stay focused and dominate possession,’’ said Jacksen after the match.
Jacksen said he was satisfied with his players’ performance over the 2 x 20 minutes of the match and throughout the Singa Cup tournament.
‘’Personally, I am satisfied with what they showed throughout the tournament. On the pitch they could show a strong champion mentality even after losing,’’ he said.
Jacksen also praised the players’ attitude off the pitch. They got along well with each other and showed real loyalty to one another.
‘’I congratulate the players, and I hope this success will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia,” said Jacksen.
Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 Results
Champion: MilkLife Strikers (Indonesia)
Runner-up: Selangor FC Academy A (Malaysia)
- Third Place: Lion City Sailors (Singapore)
- Fourth Place: Rato Bangala (Nepal)
Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 Individual Awards
- MVP: Locita Waranggani (MilkLife Strikers – Indonesia).
- Top Scorer: Chimedbaatar Gegeeelen (Lion City Sailors-Singapore).
Source: Suara Merdeka Wawasan
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title in Singapore, beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final a day after losing 0-1 to the same Malaysian side.
SINGAPORE – RADAR MALANG – The MilkLife Strikers team won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U-12 category. The title came after beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Tuesday (3 November). The achievement is a special reward for players who fought to keep up their form amid a packed match schedule.
In the final, the MilkLife Strikers team were calmer, relying on a short-passing game from the start of the match. Although Selangor FC Academy A defended with discipline, Jacksen F. Tiago’s players kept trying to find gaps to break through the opposing defence.
The effort paid off in the 9th minute. Nadia S. Azzahra made use of the space to shoot, firing a volley into the bottom right corner of the Selangor goal. After taking the lead, the MilkLife Strikers team did not slow the tempo. Their pressure paid off again in the 20th minute with a goal from Adelice Maureen.
The shot from the SDN Lowokwaru 3 Malang pupil was not dealt with by the Selangor FC Academy A goalkeeper, and MilkLife Strikers ended the first half 2-0 up. In the second half, the two teams kept trading attacks. Selangor FC Academy A tried to close the gap and pulled a goal back in the 37th minute, three minutes before the end of the match.
However, the MilkLife Strikers team held on to their 2-1 lead until the final whistle, securing the title. The win also avenged their 0-1 defeat by Selangor FC Academy A the day before.
MilkLife Strikers coach Jacksen F. Tiago praised the players’ response after losing to Selangor in the previous match. He felt his players were able to stay focused and showed a strong mentality to claim the title.
”I salute the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat did not really affect their mentality. It was proven today that they could stay focused and dominate possession,” he said. Personally, he was satisfied with what the players showed throughout the tournament. On the pitch they showed a strong champion mentality even after losing. And off the pitch, their attitude was good and they got along well with each other.
”I congratulate the players, and I hope this success will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia,” said Jacksen. As well as the team’s success, MilkLife Strikers also recorded an individual achievement through Locita Waranggani, who won the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U-12 category. The forward from Surabaya scored two goals during the tournament and was one of the key players in the team’s journey to the title.
Locita said she was grateful to be able to help MilkLife Strikers win the title and bring home the MVP award. ”From the start I just wanted to give the best performance I could for the team. That’s why I’m so happy that I was finally able to help the team win and get the trophy,” she said.
According to her, the MVP title was also thanks to the support of her teammates and the whole coaching staff, and of her parents at home, who have supported her playing football so far. ”After this, I will keep trying to improve my game by training even harder to sharpen my skills,” said Locita.
Source: Radar Malang
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title in Singapore, beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final a day after losing 0-1 to the same Malaysian side.
PIKIRAN RAKYAT – Indonesia’s representatives MilkLife Strikers emerged as champions of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after beating Malaysia’s representatives, Selangor FC Academy A, 2-1 in the final at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Tuesday, 3 November 2026. The win was also complete revenge for a narrow 0-1 defeat by the same opponents the day before.
From the first whistle, Jacksen F. Tiago’s players were confident, relying on a tight flow of short passes. Although Selangor FC Academy A showed great discipline in defence, MilkLife Strikers’ dominance of possession finally broke the deadlock in the 9th minute. Nadia S. Azzahra made use of the shooting space outside the penalty box with a well-placed volley that flew into the bottom right corner of the opponents’ goal.
A one-goal lead did not make MilkLife Strikers ease the pressure. In the 20th minute, the Red and White’s lead was doubled by a strike from Adelice Maureen. Adelice’s well-aimed shot was not dealt with by the Selangor goalkeeper, locking in a 2-0 lead at half-time.
In the second half, Selangor FC Academy A tried to respond by increasing the intensity of their attacks. The pressure produced a goal in the 37th minute to reduce the deficit. Even so, the MilkLife Strikers squad kept their discipline and composure for the rest of the match, making sure the 2-1 lead held until the end.
MilkLife Strikers head coach Jacksen F. Tiago gave high praise to his players’ fighting spirit and mentality. He felt his players bounced back remarkably after a poor result in the group stage.
I salute the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat did not affect their mentality. It was proven today that they could stay focused and dominate possession. On the pitch they showed a strong champion mentality, while off the pitch their attitude was very good and they got along with each other. Hopefully this success can be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
The team’s joy was made complete when MilkLife Strikers’ forward from Surabaya, Locita Waranggani, was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category. As well as impressing as a creator of attacks, Locita also contributed two important goals during the tournament.
I’m so happy to be able to help the team become champions and win the MVP trophy. This win is thanks to the support of all my teammates, the coaching staff and my parents, who keep supporting me at home. After this I will train hard so I can improve my ability.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director Teddy Tjahjono stressed that the achievement in Singapore is a positive signal for national girls’ youth football development. The MilkLife Strikers team is made up of players selected through the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026 and sent by Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife.
Congratulations to the players and coaches on this success. We will keep taking steps like this in the years to come as a form of sustainable development from an early age. The positive progress of Indonesian girls’ football from grassroots level to the national team proves that we are on the right track.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
This edition of Singa Cup 2026 featured 136 teams from 13 countries. In the Girls U12 category, which used a round-robin format, MilkLife Strikers emerged as champions, followed by Selangor FC Academy A as runners-up, Lion City Sailors (Singapore) in third and Rato Bangala (Nepal) in fourth.
Source: Pikiran Rakyat
Article Link: https://www.pikiran-rakyat.com/bola/pr-0110540967/milklife-strikers-sabet-gelar-juara-singa-cup-2026
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title by beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final, and Locita Waranggani was named the category’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).
SINGAPORE, HELOINDONESIA.COM – Sweet revenge was served at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore. Playing in the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 final on Tuesday (3 November 2026), the MilkLife Strikers girls’ football team put on a stunning display to beat Malaysia’s representatives, Selangor FC Academy A, by a narrow 2-1.
The win ended their wait and fully made up for the 0-1 defeat by the same opponents the day before.
From the first whistle, Jacksen F Tiago’s players were cool and confident. Their passing flowed smoothly from foot to foot, breaking down Selangor FC’s tight defensive barricade. The awaited lead finally came in the 9th minute when a fantastic volley from Nadia S Azzahra nestled neatly in the bottom right corner of the opponents’ goal.
The Indonesian side’s wave of attacks did not stop there. In the 20th minute it was Adelice Maureen’s turn to get her name on the scoreboard after her well-placed shot beat the opposing goalkeeper. MilkLife Strikers ended the first half with a convincing 2-0 lead.
In the second half, Selangor FC A increased the intensity of their attacks to close the gap and pulled a goal back in the 37th minute. Despite coming under heavy pressure in the remaining minutes, MilkLife Strikers proved their mental toughness until the final whistle.
MilkLife Strikers coach Jacksen F Tiago could not hide his pride in the determination of his players, who were able to bounce back from their earlier defeat.
I salute the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat did not really affect their mentality. It was proven today that they could stay focused and dominate possession. On the pitch they showed a strong champion mentality, and off the pitch their attitude was outstanding.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
MilkLife Strikers’ sweet achievement was made perfect when the forward from Surabaya, Locita Waranggani, was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category thanks to her 2 goals and vital role throughout the competition.
From the start I just wanted to give the best performance I could for the team. I’m so happy to help the team win and get the MVP trophy. All of this is thanks to the support of my teammates, the coaching staff and my parents.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
The international tournament, which featured 136 teams from 13 countries, was a stage to prove the effectiveness of Indonesian girls’ youth football development under Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation and MilkLife.
MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director Teddy Tjahjono stressed that the result is a breath of fresh air and a strong foundation for the continued development of Indonesian girls’ football, from grassroots level to the world stage.
Champions: MilkLife Strikers (Indonesia). Runners-up: Selangor FC Academy A (Malaysia). Third place: Lion City Sailors (Singapore). Fourth place: Rato Bangala (Nepal). Best Player (MVP): Locita Waranggani (MilkLife Strikers/Indonesia). Top Scorer: Chimedbaatar Gegeeelen (Lion City Sailors/Singapore). (Aji)
Source: Helo Indonesia
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title by beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final, and Locita Waranggani was named the category’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).
BOLASPORT.COM – Indonesian club MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Tuesday (3 November 2026).
MilkLife Strikers appeared calmer by relying on a short passing game from the start of the match.
Even though Selangor FC Academy A appeared disciplined in defense, MilkLife Strikers continued to try to find gaps to penetrate the opponent’s defense.
The effort paid off in the 9th minute.
Nadia S. Azzahra managed to take advantage of the shooting space to fire a volley which aimed at the bottom right corner of the Selangor goal
After taking the lead, MilkLife Strikers did not slow the tempo of their game.
Their pressure paid off again in the 20th minute with a goal from Adelice Maureen.
Her shot failed to be anticipated by the Selangor FC Academy A goalkeeper, making MilkLife Strikers close the first half with a 2-0 lead.
In the second half, the two teams kept trading attacks.
Selangor FC Academy A tried to close the gap and pulled a goal back in the 37th minute, three minutes before the end of the match.
However, MilkLife Strikers held on to their 2-1 lead until the final whistle, securing the title.
The win also avenged their 0-1 defeat by Selangor FC Academy A the day before.
MilkLife Strikers coach, Jacksen F. Tiago, appreciated the players’ response after losing to Selangor in the previous match.
He assessed that his team were able to maintain focus and show a strong mentality until they succeeded in winning the championship title.
I salute the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat did not really affect their mentality. It was proven today that they could stay focused and dominate possession. Personally, I was satisfied seeing what they displayed throughout the tournament. On the field they were able to show a strong winning mentality even though they lost. And off the pitch, their attitude is good and they get along well with each other. I congratulate the players, and I hope this success will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
Apart from team success, MilkLife Strikers also recorded individual achievements through Locita Waranggani who won the Singa Cup 2026 Most Valuable Player (MVP) award in the Girls U12 category.
The striker from Surabaya, East Java, scored two goals throughout the tournament and became an important player in the team’s journey to the title.
Locita admitted that she was grateful to be able to help MilkLife Strikers win the title and take home the MVP award.
She is also determined to continue improving her abilities through practice so that she can perform better the next time.
From the start I just wanted to give the best performance I could for the team. That’s why I’m so happy that I was finally able to help the team win and get the MVP trophy. All of this is also thanks to the support of my teammates and the whole coaching staff. And to my parents at home, who have supported me playing football so far. After this, I will keep trying to improve my game by training even harder to sharpen my skills.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director, Teddy Tjahjono, considers MilkLife Strikers’ success in winning Singa Cup 2026 to be a positive achievement for the development of Indonesian women’s football.
According to him, the experience of competing at international level can be a valuable asset for the players as well as an inspiration for other girls to take up football.
Congratulations to the players and coaches on their success. Thank you also for all the hard work so far that has allowed MilkLife Strikers to become champions at Singa Cup. Hopefully what we have achieved here will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia. We will keep taking steps like this in the years to come as a form of sustainable development from an early age. We can see for ourselves how Indonesian girls’ football has developed in recent years, from grassroots level to the national team. That means what has been done so far is indeed moving on the right track.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
Singa Cup is a youth football tournament held regularly in Singapore since 2011.
The 2026 edition of the tournament featured 136 teams from 13 countries.
Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 Results
Champion: MilkLife Strikers (Indonesia)
Runner-up : Selangor FC Academy A (Malaysia)
Third Place : Lion City Sailors (Singapore)
Fourth Place : Rato Bangala (Nepal)
Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 Individual Awards
- MVP: Locita Waranggani (MilkLife Strikers – Indonesia).
Top Scorer: Chimedbaatar Gegeeelen (Lion City Sailors – Singapore) – 14 goals
Source: Bolasport.com
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title in Singapore, beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final a day after losing 0-1 to the same Malaysian side.
MALANG POST – MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Tuesday (3 November 2026). The win was also revenge after the Indonesian girls’ team lost 0-1 to the same opponents the day before.
MilkLife Strikers played with confidence, relying on a short-passing game from the start of the match. Despite tough resistance, Jacksen F. Tiago’s team took the lead in the 9th minute through a Nadia S. Azzahra volley that went right into the bottom right corner of the Selangor goal.
The lead made MilkLife Strikers even more confident. Wave after wave of pressure finally produced another goal in the 20th minute. This time Adelice Maureen beat the Selangor FC Academy A goalkeeper to put MilkLife Strikers 2-0 up at half-time.
In the second half, Selangor tried to fight back and increased the intensity of their attacks. The effort produced a goal in the 37th minute, cutting the deficit to 1-2.
However, MilkLife Strikers kept their lead until the end of the match. The result confirmed the Indonesian representatives as champions of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category.
MilkLife Strikers coach Jacksen F. Tiago praised the mentality of the players, who were able to bounce back after defeat in the previous match. According to him, his players showed positive development both in their play and in their attitude during the tournament.
I salute the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat did not really affect their mentality. It was proven today that they stayed focused and dominated possession. Personally, I am satisfied with their performance throughout the tournament.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
He also felt the players have a champion mentality and were able to show a positive attitude both on and off the pitch. The success is expected to inspire other girls in Indonesia to take up football.
As well as the team title, MilkLife Strikers also won an individual award through Locita Waranggani. The forward from Surabaya, East Java, was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after scoring two goals during the tournament.
Locita said she was proud to be able to help the team win the title and also bring home an individual award. She said the success could not be separated from the support of her teammates, coaches and parents.
From the start I just wanted to give the best performance I could for the team. I’m happy I was finally able to help the team win and get the MVP trophy. After this, I will keep improving my ability by training harder.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director Teddy Tjahjono said the success is a positive achievement for the development of Indonesian girls’ football, especially in the youth age groups.
According to him, the experience of competing at international level is an important asset for the players to improve their ability and to motivate other girls to have the courage to take up football.
Congratulations to the players and coaches on their success. Hopefully this achievement will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia. We will keep taking steps like this in the years to come as a form of sustainable development from an early age.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
He added that the development of Indonesian girls’ football in recent years, from grassroots level to the national team, shows that the development work under way is on a positive track.
For information, Singa Cup is a youth football tournament held regularly in Singapore since 2011. The 2026 edition featured 136 teams from 13 countries.
Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The team is made up of selected players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
The Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category featured four teams playing in a round-robin competition format on 1–3 November 2026. (M. Abd. Rachman Rozi)
Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 Results
- Champion: MilkLife Strikers (Indonesia)
- Second Place (Runner-up): Selangor FC Academy A (Malaysia)
- Third place: Lion City Sailors (Singapore)
- Fourth place: Rato Bangala (Nepal)
- MVP: Locita Waranggani (MilkLife Strikers – Indonesia).
- Top Scorer: Chimedbaatar Gegeeelen (Lion City Sailors – Singapore), 14 goals
Source: Malang Post
Article Link: https://malang-post.com/2026/11/03/milklife-strikers-juara-singa-cup-2026-girls-u12
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title in Singapore, beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final a day after losing 0-1 to the same Malaysian side.
MilkLife Strikers, representing Indonesia, made a proud achievement at Singa Cup 2026 in Singapore.
TRIBUNJABAR.ID, SINGAPORE – MilkLife Strikers, representing Indonesia, made a proud achievement at Singa Cup 2026 in Singapore.
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Tuesday (3 November 2026).
Relying on a short-passing game from the start of the match, MilkLife Strikers looked calmer, while Selangor FC Academy A defended with discipline.
MilkLife Strikers kept trying to find gaps to break through the opposing defence. The effort paid off in the 9th minute.
Nadia S. Azzahra managed to take advantage of the shooting space to fire a volley which aimed at the bottom right corner of the Selangor goal
Their pressure paid off again in the 20th minute with a goal from Adelice Maureen. Her shot was not dealt with by the Selangor FC Academy A goalkeeper, and MilkLife Strikers ended the first half 2-0 up.
In the second half, Selangor FC Academy A pulled a goal back in the 37th minute, three minutes before the end of the match.
However, until the final whistle sounded, MilkLife Strikers was able to maintain a 2-1 lead while ensuring the title. This victory also avenged the 0-1 defeat to Selangor FC Academy A the day before.
MilkLife Strikers coach, Jacksen F. Tiago, appreciated the players’ response after losing to Selangor in the previous match. He assessed that his team were able to maintain focus and show a strong mentality until they succeeded in winning the championship title.
I applaud the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat did not really affect their mentality. It was proven that today they were able to stay focused and appear dominant in possession of the ball. Personally, I was satisfied with what they displayed throughout the tournament. On the field they were able to show a strong winning mentality even though they lost. Then off the field, their attitude was good and they were able to mix with each other. I congratulate the players, I hope this success will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
As well as the team’s success, MilkLife Strikers also recorded an individual achievement through Locita Waranggani, who won the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category. The forward from Surabaya, East Java, scored two goals during the tournament and was one of the key players in the team’s journey to the title.
Locita admitted that she was grateful to be able to help MilkLife Strikers win the title and take home the MVP award. She is also determined to continue improving her abilities through practice so that she can perform better the next time.
From the start, I just wanted to give the best possible performance for the team. That’s why I’m really happy that I was finally able to help the team win and win the MVP trophy. All of this is also thanks to the support of my friends on the team and the entire coaching staff too. Then to my parents at home who have supported me in playing football so far. After this, I will continue to try to improve my game by practicing more actively to hone my skills.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director Teddy Tjahjono assesses that MilkLife Strikers’ success in winning Singa Cup 2026 is a positive achievement for the development of Indonesian women’s football. According to him, the experience of competing at international level can be a valuable asset for the players as well as an inspiration for other girls to take up football.
Congratulations to the players and coaches on their success. Thank you also for all the hard work so far that has allowed MilkLife Strikers to become champions at Singa Cup. Hopefully what we have achieved here will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia. We will keep taking steps like this in the years to come as a form of sustainable development from an early age. We can see for ourselves how Indonesian girls’ football has developed in recent years, from grassroots level to the national team. That means what has been done so far is indeed moving on the right track.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
Singa Cup is a youth football tournament held regularly in Singapore since 2011. The 2026 edition featured 136 teams from 13 countries. Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The team is made up of selected players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026. The Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category featured four teams competing in a round-robin league format on 1-3 November 2026.
Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 Results
Champion: MilkLife Strikers (Indonesia)
Runner-up: Selangor FC Academy A (Malaysia)
- Third Place: Lion City Sailors (Singapore)
- Fourth Place: Rato Bangala (Nepal)
Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 Individual Awards
- MVP: Locita Waranggani (MilkLife Strikers – Indonesia).
Top Scorer: Chimedbaatar Gegeeelen (Lion City Sailors – Singapore) – 14 goals
Source: Tribunjabar.id
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title in Singapore, beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final a day after losing 0-1 to the same Malaysian side.
Liputan6.com, Jakarta – MilkLife Strikers have made a proud achievement on the international stage. The Indonesian girls’ football team won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Tuesday (3 November 2026).
The title feels all the more special because MilkLife Strikers avenged a 0-1 defeat by Selangor FC Academy A in the match the day before. Jacksen F. Tiago’s players showed a strong mentality to bounce back and make sure the champions’ trophy went to Indonesia.
MilkLife Strikers showed promising play from the start of the match. They relied on combinations of short passes to break down a fairly disciplined Selangor FC Academy A defence.
The strategy paid off in the 9th minute. Nadia S. Azzahra made use of the space to shoot, firing a volley into the bottom right corner of the opponents’ goal. The goal put MilkLife Strikers 1-0 up.
The lead made the MilkLife Strikers players even more confident. They did not ease the pressure and kept trying to control the match.
As a result, a second goal came in the 20th minute through Adelice Maureen. Her shot was not dealt with by the Selangor FC Academy A goalkeeper, and MilkLife Strikers ended the first half 2-0 up.
In the second half, Selangor FC Academy A tried to fight back by increasing the intensity of their attacks. The effort finally paid off in the 37th minute when they pulled a goal back to make it 1-2.
However, MilkLife Strikers kept their concentration in the final minutes of the match. When the final whistle blew, the 2-1 score still stood, confirming the Indonesian team as champions of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category.
Jacksen F. Tiago Praises the Players’ Mentality
MilkLife Strikers coach Jacksen F. Tiago praised the performance of his players, who were able to bounce back after losing to the same opponents the day before.
According to Jacksen, the players managed to stay focused and did not dwell on their disappointment. Instead, they showed a champion mentality by dominating possession in the final.
I applaud the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat didn’t really affect their mentality. It’s proven that today they can stay focused and appear dominant in possession of the ball.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
The former Indonesia national team coach said he was satisfied with the players’ development throughout the tournament. Not only in terms of their play, Jacksen also highlighted the positive attitude and team spirit the players showed off the pitch.
Personally, I was satisfied to see what they displayed throughout the tournament. On the field they were able to show a strong winning mentality even though they lost. Then off the field, their attitude was good and they were able to mix with each other.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
Locita Waranggani Wins MVP Award
As well as winning the title, MilkLife Strikers also brought home an individual award. The forward from Surabaya, East Java, Locita Waranggani, was chosen as Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category.
Locita scored two goals during the tournament and was one of the key players in MilkLife Strikers’ journey to lifting the champions’ trophy.
Locita said she was very grateful to be able to help the team win the title and also receive an individual award. She said the achievement could not be separated from the support of her teammates, the coaching staff and her parents.
From the start I just wanted to give the best performance I could for the team. That’s why I’m so happy that I was finally able to help the team win and get the MVP trophy.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
She is also determined to keep improving her ability by training harder so that she can perform better next time.
Meanwhile, the Top Scorer award in the Girls U12 category went to Lion City Sailors player Chimedbaatar Gegeeelen from Singapore, who scored 14 goals during the tournament.
A Positive Boost for the Development of Indonesian Girls’ Football
MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director Teddy Tjahjono welcomed MilkLife Strikers’ Singa Cup 2026 title. According to him, the achievement is proof that girls’ football development from an early age must continue to be built on.
Congratulations to the players and coaches for their success. Thank you also for your hard work so far so that MilkLife Strikers can become champions at Singa Cup. Hopefully what we have achieved here will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
For information, Singa Cup is a youth football tournament held regularly in Singapore since 2011. The 2026 edition featured 136 teams from 13 countries.
Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The team is made up of selected players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
The Girls U12 Singa Cup 2026 category is attended by four teams competing using a round-robin league system on 1-3 November 2026.
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November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
Surabaya pupil Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after helping MilkLife Strikers win the title.
Bola.com, Singapore – Not only did MilkLife Strikers win Singa Cup 2026, but young Surabaya footballer Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara also took the individual award of Most Valuable Player (MVP) in the Girls U12 category.
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after a 2-1 win over Selangor FC Academy A at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Tuesday (3 November 2026).
MilkLife Strikers’ two goals in the match were scored by Nadia S. Azzahra and Adelice Maureen. Meanwhile, MilkLife Strikers’ key midfielder, Locita Waranggani, was chosen as MVP of the Girls U-12 category.
Locita admitted that she was grateful to be able to help MilkLife Strikers win the title and take home the MVP award.
From the start I just wanted to give the best performance I could for this team. I’m so happy that I was finally able to help the team become champions and that I could get the MVP trophy. All of this is also thanks to the support of my teammates and the whole coaching staff. And to my parents at home, who have supported me playing football so far.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
Locita is also determined to keep improving her ability through training so that she can perform better next time.
After this, I will keep trying to improve my game by training even harder to sharpen my skills.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
Besides Locita being named MVP, MilkLife Strikers’ Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title is real proof of the whole team’s revival after losing to Selangor in the previous match.
MilkLife Strikers coach Jacksen F. Tiago praised the players’ response. He felt his players were able to stay focused and showed a strong mentality to claim the title.
I salute the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat did not really affect their mentality. It was proven today that they could stay focused and dominate possession.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
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November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title by beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final, and Locita Waranggani was named the category’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).
- MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U-12 category after beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1.
- The win came after they had lost 0-1 to the same opponents in the group stage the day before.
- Locita Waranggani won the MVP award, while the development of girls’ youth football is set to continue.
Jakarta, IDN Times – MilkLife Strikers made Indonesia proud by emerging as champions of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U-12 category. They claimed the title by beating Malaysia’s representatives, Selangor FC Academy A, 2-1 in the final on Tuesday (3 November 2026).
The win at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, was also sweet revenge for Jacksen F. Tiago’s players. The day before the final, MilkLife Strikers had suffered a narrow 0-1 defeat to the same team in the group stage.
1. Calm Play and a Two-Goal Lead in the First Half
The defeat in the previous meeting was a valuable lesson. In the final, the MilkLife Strikers players were much calmer and more confident, relying on a neat short-passing game. They kept picking apart the disciplined Selangor FC Academy A back line from the start of the match. That tireless effort finally paid off in the 9th minute with an accurate volley from Nadia S. Azzahra into the right corner of the opponents’ goal. Eleven minutes later, wave after wave of pressure from the Indonesian side produced a second goal thanks to a deadly finish from Adelice Maureen. In the second half, Selangor posed a real threat by pulling a goal back three minutes before the end. However, the steely mentality of Ika Wonda and her teammates kept the 2-1 lead until the referee blew the final whistle.
2. Sky-High Praise from Jacksen F
Tiago. Jacksen expressed his pride in the champion mentality shown by his players. He saluted the fact that the painful defeat the day before did not break his squad’s fighting spirit in the final. “It was proven today that they could stay focused and dominate possession. On the pitch they could show a strong champion mentality even after losing,” Jacksen said after the match.
3. Surabaya Player Takes the MVP Award
MilkLife Strikers’ joy was made complete by the individual achievement of their key forward, Locita Waranggani. The player from Surabaya, East Java, was named the best player of the tournament in the Girls U-12 category. “I’m so happy I was finally able to help the team win and get the MVP trophy, all thanks to the support of my teammates,” said Locita. MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director Teddy Tjahjono sees the win as a positive sign for the future of national girls’ football. He promised to keep continuing sustainable youth development. “Hopefully what we have achieved here will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia. We will keep taking steps like this in the years to come as a form of sustainable development from an early age. We can see for ourselves how Indonesian girls’ football has developed in recent years, from grassroots level to the national team. That means what has been done so far is indeed moving on the right track,” said Teddy.
Source: IDN Times
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