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DIMITRIS GAVRIEL
The University of Cyprus once again won the women’s futsal championship as undefeated. The debutant, Anna Sophokleous, was the one who made the difference, as the end of the championship found her as the top scorer. The young athlete spoke at the KOPA press office and mentioned the success of her team, the level of women’s futsal that is constantly rising, and university sports in general.
– The University of Cyprus again champions in futsal! How do you feel about this success?
“I am very happy for our team that once again managed to win the championship. We worked hard throughout the season and together with our coach we managed to celebrate the title.”
-You were the best team in the season. What do you think made the difference?
“I think that we all wanted it very much and we tried in every game and we and our coach to get the victory. The difference was made by teamwork and the fact that we played every game to enjoy it”.
-How hard is it for a college team to tie in and take out automations on the field?
“The truth is, I believe that in general it is quite difficult because there aren’t many training days for a team to be able to tie up easily and get automatics. In our team, I believe that it helped that several of us play football, know each other and that we emphasize what our coach asks for”.
-How did you see this year’s championship based on level and how does it help kids like you?
“To be honest it’s my first time in the league and it’s a bit sad that the league is only three teams. The truth is that all three teams are at a very good level, which made the games particularly interesting. Personally, the league helped me socialize and get closer to my teammates.”
-Do you think that University sports have made leaps of progress in recent years?
“I think so, because from what I heard and from previous years, the level is very good. Even girls who have not been involved in football, are active and have improved good technical training whenever it seems that there is work for both them and the coaches. There is definitely progress.”
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