The 35+ Mokokchung Football League (MFL) concluded its five-day Grassroot Coaching Clinic on June 27 at Mojabi Futsal Turf, Salangtem Ward Mokokchung. The clinic, which started on June 23, was attended by 125 children including 9 girls, aged between 9 and 14.

As part of the closing programme, the 35+ MFL officially launched the Under-13 Vision League. The league was inaugurated by Temjenmoa Jamir, CEO of Nagaland Minerals and Mines and owner of Longterok FC, which will sponsor the league. The initiative aims to give young players an opportunity to take part in organised matches and further develop their skills.

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Jamonger, organising and managing member of 35+ MFL and co-owner of Barack FC, said the league is intended to help players maintain a balance between studies and sports.

N Akok, president of Mokokchung District Football Association (MDFA), acknowledged the efforts of 35+ MFL and said the league can play a role in developing local talent.

Molo Jamir, representing the parents, thanked the organisers for providing a platform for children to improve their skills and take part in structured activities.

The clinic was led by coaches Brando Kamson (head coach), Alumei, and Doson, assisted by Tiatoshi, Rongsennungba, and Shiponglepba from 35+ MFL.

The organisers thanked the parents for their support and participation, stating that the clinic is part of their effort to promote grassroots football development in Mokokchung.