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Activity Report th 18 September 2014 - 1 - www.wifa.in Professional Teams of WIFA I-League II Division I-League Indian Super League Other Top Teams Air India FC ONGC FC (Mumbai) Shivneri FC Phulwadi FC (Kolhapur) Rabani FC Young Iqbal FC Nagpur FC Rahul FC (Nagpur) DSK Shivajians FC Deccans FC Bombay Engineering Group (Pune) - 2 - www.wifa.in Mr. Praful Patel Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha President - Western India Football Association Name Designation Mr. Atal Bahadur Singh Vice President Mr. Maloji Raje Chhatrapati Vice President Mr. Sunil Dhande Vice President Dr. Vishwajeet Kadam Vice President Mr. Liaquat Hussain Vice President Mr. Souter Vaz Hon. Secretary Mr. Pyarelal Choudhari Hon. Treasurer Mr. Wali Mohammad Asst. Secretary Mr. Manik Mandlik Asst. Secretary Mr. Deepak Dixit Asst. Secretary Mr. Suresh Sadhale Committee Member Mr. Mohd. Iqbal Committee Member Mr. Raees Kazi Committee Member Mr. Sushil Surve Committee Member Mr. Kiran Chougule Committee Member Adv. Ravindra Darekar Committee Member Mr. Godwin Dick Committee Member Mr. Haresh Vora Committee Member Mr. P. V. Ahale Committee Member Mr. Salim Parkote Committee Member Mr. U. Banerjee Committee Member Mr. Mohd. Abid Committee Member Mr. Henry Menezes Chief Executive Officer - 3 - www.wifa.in Preface The Western India Football Association (WIFA) is the governing body of football for Maharashtra WIFA was came into existence on 12th July, 1911. Out of the 34 districts in Maharashtra 30 Districts are affiliated with WIFA. Maharashtra is the second-most populous sub-national entity in the world, with over 110 million inhabitants. It is the third largest state in India by area, spread over 118,809 sq mi (307,710 km2). Football potential in the State: Out of the population of 110 million, a whopping 21.5 million kids are between 6 to 17 years of age in Maharashtra. 10 million being girls and 11.5 million boys. The Activity report is a statistical document encompassing all the activity conducted by the State association with its objective of promoting and developing the game through coach education, Referees courses, grassroots festivals, tournaments for all the affiliated districts and scout for talent from its districts to form a strong state team in all age groups. - 4 - www.wifa.in Contents Activities of Western India Football Association (Maharashtra) including organising local competitions and leagues, development program of the state and participation in national tournaments ................................................................................................................................. - 6 - Tournaments Participated in as Team Maharashtra ................................................................ - 6 - Tournaments conducted by WIFA ............................................................................................ - 7 - National level tournaments hosted .......................................................................................... - 8 - Mega Exhibition Matches hosted: ............................................................................................ - 9 - Number of registered clubs in the State ................................................................................ - 11 - Availability of Infrastructure i.e. Stadia, Training Grounds, etc. ................................................ - 12 - Stadia ...................................................................................................................................... - 12 - Other Stadia and Training Facilities: ....................................................................................... - 14 - Administrative – Availability of office space with staff and equipment .................................... - 15 - WIFA Administrative staff ...................................................................................................... - 15 - Office specifics ........................................................................................................................ - 15 - Significant achievements in the last three years ........................................................................ - 16 - Grassroots .............................................................................................................................. - 16 - AFC Grassroots Day celebration ............................................................................................. - 16 - Grassroots Leaders Course ..................................................................................................... - 17 - Launch of the new Grassroots Logo ....................................................................................... - 18 - Centralised Registrations System – Grassroots Initiative by WIFA ........................................ - 18 - Coach Education - AFC and AIFF Licenses ............................................................................. - 19 - AIFF ‘D’ LICENSE – OBJECTIVES ............................................................................................... - 19 - AIFF ‘D’ LICENSE – 950+ COACHES TILL NOW… ...................................................................... - 19 - No. of Courses (Last three years) ........................................................................................... - 20 - Refereeing Program ............................................................................................................... - 22 - Structure of the Referees’ Association in the State ............................................................... - 22 - No. of Referees ....................................................................................................................... - 22 - Qualified Referees’ Instructors ............................................................................................... - 22 - Courses conducted ................................................................................................................. - 22 - Indian Football School ............................................................................................................ - 23 - - 5 - www.wifa.in Activities of Western India Football Association (Maharashtra) including organising local competitions and leagues, development program of the state and participation in national tournaments Tournaments Participated in as Team Maharashtra Sr. No. Tournament 1 Sub Junior National Football Championship for Coca-Cola, (Justice Mir Iqbal Hussain Trophy) for boys 2 Junior National Football Championship for Dr. B C Roy Trophy for boys 3 Sr. National Football Championship for Santosh Trophy for Men 4 AIFF Under 14 Football Championship for boys 5 AIFF Football Festival under 13 for boys 6 Sub Junior National Football Championship for girls 7 Junior National Football Championship for girls 8 Sr. Women’s National Football Championship 9 AIFF Football Festival for under 13 for girls - 6 - www.wifa.in Tournaments conducted by WIFA Sr. Total teams No. Tournament participated 1 Under 17 Inter District Football Championship for boys 30 2 Under 19 Inter District Football Championship for boys 30 3 Senior Inter District Football Championship for men 30 4 Senior Inter District Football Championship for women 16 5 Mahayudh – Inter district championship 1900+ Snap shots of some of the Inter District Tournaments conducted across various locations - 7 - www.wifa.in National level tournaments hosted Sr. No. Tournament Venue 1 Coca-Cola Sub junior championship Mumbai, Pune 2 I-League Mumbai, Pune and Kolhapur 3 I-League 2nd Div Mumbai, Pune and Kolhapur 4 Under 19 - I-league Mumbai, Pune 5 Federation Cup Pune 6 Manchester United Premier Cup Mumbai, Pune Manchester United Premier Cup I-League, I-League 2nd Div and Under 19 I- League Coca-Cola Sub Junior Championship FINALS - 8 - www.wifa.in Mega Exhibition Matches hosted: Sr. No. Match Venue 1 India vs Holland (Women) Kolhapur, Mumbai 2 WIFA XI vs Mizoram (Santosh Trophy Champions 2014) Mumbai 3 All Stars vs Gold Star (Celebrity match) Mumbai 4 All Stars vs Tigi Foundation (Celebrity match) Mumbai India vs Holland Kolhapur Mumbai Exhibition Match WIFA XI vs Mizoram State Team - 9 - www.wifa.in Exhibition Match All Stars vs Gold Stars - 10 - www.wifa.in Number of registered clubs in the State No of No of Districts Teams Districts Teams Ahmednagar 44 Latur 12 Akola 40 Mumbai 350 Amravati 20 Nagpur 105 Aurangabad 42 Nanded 12 Beed 40 Osmanabad 8 Bhandara 16 Parbhani 43 Buldhana 11 Pune 90 Chandrapur 41 Raigad 6 Dhule 19 Sangli 18 Gadchiroli 6 Satara 18 Gondia 12 Sholapur 15 Hingoli 15 Thane 44 Jalgaon 15 Wardha 8 Jalna 16 Washim 8 Kolhapur 112 Yavatmal 44 Nandurbar 12 Sindhudurg 8 Total 1250 In addition to the local leagues all the districts organise invitational tournaments Every district has a Gramin Tournament Avg. of 40 school team in every district In Mumbai alone there are 1200 school teams and 140 Clockwise starting from college team competing top 1) Women’s League in Mumbai 2) Mumbai League Champions 3) Local league in Hingoli 4) Local league in Nagpur - 11 - www.wifa.in Availability of Infrastructure i.e. Stadia, Training Grounds, etc. Stadia Name Cooperage Football Ground Chhatrapati Shahu Location Mumbai Kolhapur Field Dimensions 105 mtrs X 70 mtrs 105 mtrs X 70 mtrs Turf Artificial Natural Grass Floodlight Yes Yes Seating Capacity 5000 + (3000 seats can be added) 15000 Dressing Room 4 (attached washrooms) 2 Referees Room Yes Yes Doping Room Yes Yes Organising Committee room Yes Yes Store room Yes Yes VIP Lounge
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