The female football players from the Street Five NSO association have been celebrated following their remarkable victory at the Seven Cup, held in Marrakech. This achievement not only highlights their skills on the field but also brings international recognition to the Agglomération Creil Sud Oise (ACSO), a source of immense pride for the local community.
Upon returning home, the team proudly brought back the coveted Seven Cup trophy. The tournament, which took place in the vibrant city of Marrakech, was a significant milestone for the squad, warranting congratulations from notable figures such as Badia Zrari, the first vice-president of ACSO responsible for housing policies; Selymata Sissoko, the vice-president in charge of mobility; and Charki Khalid, the vice-president overseeing waste collection and treatment.
A New Team with a Bright Future
Established in 2023, this relatively new team has quickly established itself as a force to be reckoned with in women's sports. According to Badia Zrari, "This committed team embodies the values of women's sports: determination, solidarity, and self-improvement. Through their performances, they actively contribute to the prominence of our agglomeration on both national and international stages." During a reception dedicated to unveiling the trophy, the players shared insights about the club's mission, emphasizing their desire to elevate women's football as a means of empowerment and personal growth for women.
For the elected officials and community leaders, this sporting commitment aims to foster youth engagement and promote gender equality, uncover local talents, and reinforce social ties and collective pride within the community.
As reported by oisehebdo.fr.
