VICTORIA, Seychelles — The Seychelles Football Federation (SFF) has reaffirmed its commitment to investing in youth football, while Anse Boileau secondary school earned the opportunity to participate in the continental finals following a successful qualifying campaign. The achievement marks a significant milestone for the school and underscores the strength of youth football development programmes across the country.
Anse Boileau qualified for the continental finals after a strong performance in the regional qualifying tournament, which was hosted in South Africa. According to the SFF, the school’s success reflects years of dedicated coaching, structured training programmes, and the support of the wider school community. The team will now represent Seychelles at the continental level, providing valuable international experience for the young players.
According to SFF officials, the federation continues to invest in youth football through coach education, infrastructure improvements, and competitive leagues for age-group players. The federation’s youth development strategy aims to produce the next generation of senior national team players while promoting physical fitness, discipline, and teamwork among young Seychellois. The investment has begun to yield results at both school and club level.
The SFF has congratulated Anse Boileau secondary school on its achievement and pledged full support for the team’s preparation and participation in the continental finals. Officials said the federation will work with the school to ensure proper training, travel arrangements, and logistical support. The continental tournament represents an important opportunity to showcase Seychelles’ emerging football talent on a larger stage.
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