Predators FC have etched their name into Lami futsal history after clinching their first-ever Lami Futsal League title, six years after joining the competition in 2019.
The championship marks a significant milestone for the club, which has steadily built its identity and competitiveness over the years.
After several near misses and valuable learning seasons, Predators FC finally broke through, displaying consistency, discipline, and resilience throughout the campaign.
The title-winning season was highlighted by an impressive league run in which Predators FC lost only one match for the entire season and remained undefeated in Round Two, underlining their dominance when it mattered most.
Their ability to respond under pressure and maintain focus during the business end of the competition proved decisive.
The squad featured standout performers Bruce Hughes, Patrick Joseph, Rohil Narayan, and Amit Kumar, all of whom also represented Lami Futsal, further reflecting the club’s contribution to the growth of futsal in the district.
Their experience, leadership, and commitment played a crucial role in guiding the team to success.
Beyond individual performances, the triumph was built on strong team unity and collective effort.
Players showed exceptional dedication and fighting spirit, with the first league title carrying deep emotional significance for the group after years of hard work, sacrifices, and belief in the club’s vision.
Predators FC are managed by Raymond Kumar, whose leadership and long-term planning have been central to the club’s rise.
Under his guidance, the team remained focused on its goal, turning past setbacks into motivation and ultimately achieving their long-awaited breakthrough.
The historic title not only rewards the players and management but also the families, supporters, and the wider Lami futsal community who have stood by the club since its inception.
