Bogor Futsal Association praises BSI Flash as a platform for developing young athletes
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At a glance
- The Bogor City Futsal Association praised BSI Flash, organized by Bina Sarana Informatics University, for supporting the development of student athletes.
- The association said the competition builds match experience and sportsmanship, and urged organizers to expand capacity because of strong interest from schools and students.
The Bogor City Futsal Association has praised BSI Flash, a festival and inter-school league organized by Bina Sarana Informatics University, as an important platform for developing young athletes.
I greatly appreciate this BSI Flash event. The athletesโ and participantsโ enthusiasm is extraordinary. The eventโs presentation, delivery and schedule are all very professional and well organized.
Indra Rifai, the associationโs secretary-general, said participants had shown strong enthusiasm and praised the eventโs professional organization, presentation and schedule.
He said competitions such as BSI Flash give young players valuable match experience while helping build character and sportsmanship. The association hopes organizers will increase the eventโs capacity so more students can participate.
Tournaments like this are very important to us in the Futsal Association. We need competitions to develop young athletes. Beyond physical and tactical training, these activities are important for shaping childrenโs character, especially their sense of sportsmanship.
โKeep your sportsmanship and do not give in to fatigue,โ Indra told the student players. โRemember that todayโs students are the main pillars of the progress of sport in the future.โ
Keep your sportsmanship and do not give in to fatigue. Remember that todayโs students are the main pillars of the progress of sport in the future.
Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.