club100||School sport aims to train a sporting elite?? Live with me the experience this year.

Believing in the contribution of school sports to promoting respect for the morals, educational and human values ​​of sports because it plays a crucial role in the access of young people to sports and gives meaning to “living together” and learning about the life of the community where it participates fully in the health and physical integrity of students. It is a distinguished asset for equal opportunities and for training young people for citizenship.

Out of my absolute support for these lofty principles, I was invited by my colleague, the sports professor, to an institute in my area to accompany the football team in its regional participation, in order to support them from the tactical side, since I practiced this sport since I was young, and to help him in framing the students from the moral and ethical side.

This year, the organization of this regional competition was designated in an area about 120 km from our institute, so we had to prepare early and board the designated bus to transport us at seven in the morning. Everyone was on time, and we were all excited and confident of achieving something that would honor our region.

From the beginning, I asked all the students to give me their phone, which I consider the plague of the time because of its negative impact on the relationship between the students, which is a long topic of discussion. I did this to get them to enjoy the trip and chat with their friends or lay down and rest so they were ready for game time.

The journey was long and exhausting, and after about two and a half hours we reached the stadium, where we found several teams waiting for the games to start.

For our team, it belonged to the middle class and we had to play two matches to win this tournament. Since being named as the best team in our state.

The start was against the Ben Arous state team where the match was interesting and my team made a great comeback and won 6-2 which allowed us to move on to the final match against the Ben Arous state team. state of Nabeul, more precisely the region of Kelibia, which is the host team.

From the beginning I warned the referee since he belongs to the same region of the opposing team but after some reassurances from some supervisors, the meeting started but as expected he spoiled the joy of the students with his wrong and deliberate decision to let the opposing team play with a violent attack that resulted in the injury of our best players and he did not give us two clear penalties.

In fact, everything I was talking about earlier about school sports was marred by the judgment because it disappointed the students in view of the effort they put in. The final match ended in a 3-1 loss and we did not qualify for the national level.

After the game I found all the students frustrated so I had to thank them for their wonderful performance and remind them of the effort they put in which was stolen by someone who had nothing to do with sportsmanship. I also asked them to take a group photo to remember.

On the way back, we really enjoyed the scenery, but one of the students cried next to me, so I called him to forget the result and enjoy with us, and promised him that we would come back stronger l 'next year.