By Travis Seymour
In a highly anticipated showdown, tomorrow will witness the clash between Region One’s Waramuri Top and city side Chase Academy in the final match of the Milo Schools Football Championship.
Waramuri Top, making their debut in the senior school football championship, is eager to secure their first trophy after their success at the ExxonMobil U14 championship last year.
On the other hand, Chase Academy boasts a history of multiple title wins and enters the final as the defending champion.
Troy Mendonca, the organiser of the tournament, praised both teams for their hard work and dedication, expressing confidence in the quality of the upcoming match.
Chase Academy’s top scorer and captain, Brayan Wharton, affirmed their readiness to reclaim the title, highlighting the team’s preparation and determination.
Meanwhile, Waramuri’s coach, Dillon Frederick, expressed gratitude to the organisers for providing the opportunity to showcase their talents on the field.
He emphasized the abundance of talent within his team and anticipated an exciting match-up against Chase Academy.
In addition to the coveted trophy, the winning school will receive $300,000 towards a project of their choice, with the runner-up school receiving half of that amount.
Individual awards for the top goal scorer, best goalkeeper, and most valuable player of the tournament will also be presented during the final.
As anticipation builds for the championship final, football enthusiasts eagerly await the thrilling encounter between Waramuri Top and Chase Academy, poised to witness a display of skill and determination on the football field.