Men’s Football and women’s volleyball
The 2nd Inter-Ward Men’s and Women’s Volleyball League cum 6th Lt Neikhrope Ritse Trophy culminated on November 18. Organized by Pfütsero Town Youth Organization (PTYO), the event was held at Pfütsero Sports Complex with Nezosa Tetseo, President of the Phek District Sports Association (PDSA), who graced the closing ceremony of the as the valedictory guest.
In his speech, Tetseo emphasized that to be a good sports person, discipline coupled with dedication is essential. He inspired the players to dream big, excel at higher levels, and aspire to play on bigger platforms and arenas, urging them not to limit themselves to playing only at the local and district levels.
Challenging the athletes to have a clear roadmap, play for livelihood, professionalize their skills, Tetseo highlighted the vast opportunities in the sports industry, mentioning the advancements in gadgets and information technology tools that provide ample opportunities for today’s youth to enhance their skills.
The PDSA President noted that in the past, elders relied on limited resources to learn tactics and skills, but today’s youth have more opportunities. He emphasized the importance of not being distracted by mobile phones but making use to learn and hone their talents.
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The state government and the Nagaland Olympic Association (NOA) are prioritizing sports to tap into the potential of the youth, said Tetseo, who announced that the NOA will be organizing the State Olympics in a few months.Encouraging the aspiring sports persons, Tetseo urged them to take their discipline seriously to earn recognition for themselves, their towns/villages, districts, state, and the nation.
Tetseo also presented prizes to the winners. In the football finals, PWD beat Menyitsuda with a score of 3-1, lifting the title. In volleyball, Mission defeated Tese with three straight sets, securing the trophy. The program was led by Rukuzo Ruho, Lecturer at Baptist Theological College (BTC) while the invocation prayer was led by Ngotso D Sakhamo, Pastor RBC. A special song was presented by Sweven, and the vote of thanks was proposed by Küvelüyi Chuzho.
