MilkLife All-Star 2025 Enlivened 112 Early Childhood Women's Footballers

JAKARTA In total there are 112 young women footballers who will enliven the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025 event. They are the best talent from selection.

The tournament was held on January 24-26, 2025 at the Supersoccer Arena, Kudus, Central Java. This event is the best player from 17 times the MilkLife Soccer Challenge throughout 2024.

The MilkLife Soccer Challenge Director's program, Teddy Tjahjono, hopes that the participants can show their best ability to process the round skin and give the maximum spirit to win the title.

"We are optimistic about the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars that young stars will shine and mobilize all their best and compete competitively," said Teddy.

MilkLife Soccer Challenge is an event that fosters an early age in women's football initiated by the Djarum Foundation and MilkLife Sports Service.

Last year, this event was held in eight cities, namely Jakarta, Tangerang, Bandung, Semarang, Kudus, Solo, Yogyakarta, and Surabaya.

Teddy said that the holding of the Milklife Soccer Challenge All-Stars is expected to be a vehicle to unify Indonesia's diversity and diversity.

"The participants came from various ethnicities, religions, and backgrounds different from one goal, namely pursuing the dream of becoming Indonesian mainstay women's footballers in the future," said Teddy.

MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars adopts a 7 vs 7 format with a half competition match system (group phase, knockout, semifinal, and final).

The duration of the match lasted 2 x 15 minutes and a five-minute break. Each team was strengthened by 14 players (including reserves), three coaches (including officials), and one kitman.

The provisions of each registered participant must play part. They will compete over a field covering an area of 50 x 35 meters and a goal measuring 2 x 5 meters.

This tournament also attracts guest stars who are players from football (SSB) schools selected by the talent scouting team.

Presenting young athletes from SBB aims to increase competitive value and increase the acceleration of participants who graduated from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge. As for one team, there are a maximum of two guest stars.

Head Coach of MilkLife Soccer Challenge, Timo Scheunemann, revealed that the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars is a place to prove to be the best of the selected participants.

"After observing the development of the participants ahead of this competition, they will certainly compete very all-out and are ready to make their respective cities proud," said Timo.

The MilkLife Soccer Challenge was initiated by the Djarum Foundation Sports Service to encourage the wheel of the women's soccer ecosystem.

Outside of the MilkLife Soccer Challenge and MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars, there is also the Hyperplus Soccer League for the age group (KU) 14. This supports the rollout of the Hydroplus Pertiwi Cup for KU-14 and KU-16.