Sunshine Stars intensify preparation for N-Youth League playoff

The Sunshine Stars U-19 team has resumed preparations for the Super Eight of the N-Youth League.

The youth league playoff tournament is scheduled to take place next month.

The Director of the Youth Team, Mr. Oladimeji Abimbola, said the team is in high spirits and fully prepared to take on the best young sides in the country.

“The boys are ready for the Super Eight of the N-Youth League,” Abimbola told The Hope.

“All necessary preparations have kicked off, and I am confident that the team will represent the state well in Lagos.”

The playoff tournament will feature Enyimba U-19, Kano Pillars U-19, Plateau United, Kwara United U-19, among others.

Sunshine Stars intensify preparation for N-Youth League playoff



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