2024 HOD'S CUP: EXCITING MATCHES SET FOR OPENING FIXTURES

  By: Napads Press 

The highly anticipated HOD'S CUP event of the department of Public Administration is set to commence tomorrow, July 17th, 2024, marking the beginning of an exciting three-day football tournament for Public Administration students. The event will run from July 17th to July 19th, 2024, starting each day by CC 11:00 AM at the Red Pitch.


Students are encouraged to participate in this enriching event, which offers a fantastic opportunity to showcase their skills, learn from their peers, and connect with fellow students. The competition will kick off with a match between ND 1 and HND 2, followed by a clash between ND 2 and HND 1.

Ahead of the competition, rules and regulations — most of which are standard football rules, was reeled out for the participating teams. Notably, each team is expected to register 15 players, along with 1 coach. The coach is responsible for the team before the organizing committee. Teams are not allowed to change or add players after submitting the team form.

The HOD's CUP promises to be an exhilarating event, fostering sportsmanship and camaraderie among students. We look forward to seeing all participants bring their best to the field and make this tournament a memorable one.

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