15th September 2023
Under the starry sky, a magical evening unfolded on our BISA football field. "Football Night Lights" illuminated the scene, drawing football enthusiasts from across Arusha for an unforgettable celebration of the sport, unity, and fierce competition.
Teams from various age groups came together, ready to showcase their skills, determination, and teamwork under the mesmerizing floodlights. In the U13 category, Braeburn emerged as champion, demonstrating both exceptional skill and sportsmanship. The U19 division saw Mbogi Genje, a team of BISA students, seize the title with an outstanding performance. In the highly competitive Opens category, Auwasa proved their mettle, securing the top position.
The atmosphere was electric, with players and spectators alike passionately supporting their favorite teams. Arusha's love for football was palpable, reinforcing the sport's role as a unifying force in the community.
Beyond the matches, "Football Night Lights" was a celebration of togetherness. A diverse array of food stalls satisfied every palate, ensuring that no one went home hungry. Music filled the air, setting the stage for an evening filled with vibrancy and energy.
The matches themselves were a spectacle. Players dazzled the audience with their dribbling skills, precision passes, and breathtaking goals. The intense competition was tempered by the sportsmanship displayed by all teams, creating a positive and enjoyable atmosphere for everyone involved.
As the event came to a close, heartfelt thanks were extended to all participants, teams, and supporters who made "Football Night Lights" a success. Special recognition was reserved for sponsors Forest Hill and Tortillis Camps, whose unwavering support made the event possible.
"Football Night Lights" wasn't just an event; it was a testament to the passion for football and the spirit of community in Arusha. As the floodlights dimmed and the night concluded, a promise was made: this is only the beginning. Organisers pledged to return with even more thrilling events in the future, ensuring the celebration of the beautiful game continues to shine brightly in Arusha.
Wizilya Dacar-Lembeli