CLARK, Pampanga—The HAUSLAND CIFA Cup Festival 2025 brought together 120 football teams from across the country, including squads from Batangas, Palawan, Cordillera, Ifugao, and Bukidnon, along with top football clubs and school teams such as San Beda University, La Salle University, Ateneo de Manila University, Miriam College, KAYA FC, and Laos FC. Held at The Villages, Clark, on March 29-30, the event showcased young athletes’ talent, discipline, and sportsmanship in a competitive setting.
More than just a tournament, the event celebrated passion, teamwork, and excellence in football. Spectators witnessed high-intensity matches as players demonstrated their skills and determination. The collaboration between Clark International Football Academy (CIFA) and Hausland Holdings Inc. (HHI) reinforced their shared vision of community-building through sports.
“Sports play a crucial role in shaping character, building discipline, and fostering resilience among young athletes. Through initiatives like this, we’re helping mold future leaders who will carry these values into every aspect of their lives,” said Atty. Christopher Ryan Tan, CEO of HHI. CIFA President Alexander Dy-Reyes echoed this commitment, emphasizing the academy’s mission to inspire change, build character, and develop future leaders through football.
As a strong advocate for youth development, HHI continues to invest in initiatives that promote leadership, camaraderie, and personal growth through sports. The success of the HAUSLAND CIFA Cup Festival 2025 underscores the importance of nurturing young athletes and equipping them with values that extend beyond the field.
Clark International Football Academy (CIFA), a premier football training institution in Central Luzon, remains committed to developing young talent and providing opportunities for aspiring football players. With a track record of producing athletes who progress to prestigious organizations and universities, CIFA continues to shape the future of Philippine football.
