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[Overseas] Cambodia Ratanakiri WE-FC soccer league match opens
Sponsored by the World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) Cambodia The WEFC soccer team has delivered vivid news from the field of the 2026-2027 league match.
This WE-FC league match, which started with the goal of fostering healthy physical development and cooperation among children and adolescents, is currently in its early stages, with fierce matches unfolding in each game.
It is still early days so it is difficult to determine who is superior, but the passion of the participating school players is burning hotter than ever.
In the elementary school boys' division Kajun Kraum Elementary School is leading with excellent skills, followed by Koan Elementary School is following closely up to the chin.
Capier Elementary School has not yet won a single game, he is impressing every game with his extraordinary passion and never gives up until the end.
Meanwhile, in the elementary school girls' division data-path-to-node="4" data-index-in-node="15">Koan Elementary School has the upper hand ahead of Kapier Elementary School, and in the middle school game, both the male and female teams Kapi Middle Schoolis gaining momentum with a valuable victory against Kamun Middle School.
The World Educational Cultural Aid is exploring various ways to ensure that this WE-FC league match becomes more stable in the local area so that more local schools and children can participate and enjoy the joy of sports.
We ask for our sponsors' warm interest and continued support for Cambodian children who are growing healthily and learning cooperation and challenge spirit through sports.
"Sports education is a valuable learning opportunity that not only trains children's healthy bodies but also fosters proper social skills through fair competition and cooperation.
WECA will continue to provide full support to further expand the Ratanakkiri WE-FC league competition so that more children can run freely without restrictions and dream of a healthy future."
— Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of World Educational Cultural Aid
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