Toti United juniors dominate on home ground
Almost all the age groups won their friendly games on the day, except for one. The games are in preparation for season kick-off on April 23.
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THERE was a hive of activity on Toti United Juniors Football Club’s (FC) home ground recently, as parents and spectators cheered on their respective teams.
The action-packed day saw visiting teams, Hillcrest United FC, Forest Hills FC and Bayview Sports Club, take on Toti United FC in a host of friendly games in preparation for the upcoming season.
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The club’s chairperson, Zenzo Ncube, said, “The weekend’s games went well, and there was massive and phenomenal support from parents and visitors, from all sides that were playing.”
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He said games are being played both home and away, in order to prepare the teams for the season as this is the same format they will be playing.
“Almost all our age groups won their games on the day, except for one. This is a positive indicator that the hard work that has been done up to now, is paying good dividends,” said Ncube.
The results of the day are as follows: U6 lost 3-5 against Hillcrest, U7 won 14-0 against Hillcrest, U8 won 4-3 against Hillcrest, U9 won 4-3 against Forest Hills, U11 won 1-0 against Hillcrest, U12A won 5-1 against Forest Hills, U13 won 4-0 against Hillcrest A, U15 won 4-2 against Bayview and U17 won 2-0 against Forest Hills.
The club will continue with friendlies until the season kick-off on April 23. “The more games the club’s age groups get, the more they will be better prepared for the season,” he said.
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