His Excellency Minister of Education Dr. Hamad bin Muhammad Al Sheikh and His Excellency Deputy Minister of Sports Mr. Badr bin Abdulrahman Al Qadi were crowned champions of the 2022 Boys’ Elite School Football League whose competition ended tonight (Monday) at the stadiums King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah. In the 15-year category, the Al-Fursan Intermediate team from the Riyadh region won first place, defeating their counterpart, the intermediate Holy Quran memorization team from the Eastern region in the final match, and won the championship cup and financial prize in Suhaib Al Roumi Intermediate School from Al Ahsa Province came in third with a financial prize of 250,000 rials, followed by Sibawayh Intermediate from the Qassim region, which placed fourth and won a financial prize of 100,000 rials. rials, winning first place in category 18. Year, Al-Razi High School team from Prov in Jeddah, after defeating his counterpart from Taiba High School. the team from Zulfi province and crowned the championship cup with a financial prize of one million riyals, and the team from Taiba High School won the second place and a financial prize of 500 thousand rials, and the team from Bin Hameed High School from the Al Qasim region won the third place and received a financial prize of 250,000 riyals, followed by the team of Qaisum High School from Khafr Al-Batin, who received a financial prize of 100,000 riyals, in fourth place. The 15-year-old category was also crowned as Hamad Ghazi Al-Asiri from the Eastern Province won the tournament’s best player award and 10,000 riyals. In the tournament, 10,000 rials
Ahmed Al-Badah from Al-Zulfi was awarded the best player of the tournament and the amount of 10,000 rials in the 18 years category, while Tamer Al-Khaybri from Jeddah became the top scorer of the tournament and the sum of 10,000 rials. rials, while Al-Zulfi’s Faris Effendi received the tournament’s best goalkeeper award and 10,000 rials.
The school league is one of the cooperation projects between the ministries of sport and education during the third year under the goals of the “Vision of the Kingdom 2030”. This year began at the public school level in 47 cities and governorates of the Kingdom. , which was attended by more than 150,000 students; They represent 15,476 teams from 3,601 elementary, middle and high schools.
