If there is anything more deserving than the player of the tournament award, then Isle of Hope Sports Academy\u2019s Albert Tiku Egbe would have surely grabbed that.<\/p>\n
The prolific striker was named player of the just ended National Interpools and equally finished the competition as highest goal scorer with five goals, two away from the second scorer.<\/p>\n
Many saw this coming and could tell he was deserving of this. The awards were incontestable. At one point in time, ISOHSA\u2019s captain Ashu Brice looked to be in the contest but Tiku’s incredible goal ratio put him head and shoulders above the rest.<\/p>\n
Tiku, 19, was the driving force behind ISOHSA\u2019s success from the league to gaining promotion to the second tier championship. Infact, he scored the two goals that fetch the club an Elite two ticket during the semis against Pouma FC last Thursday.<\/p>\n
He equally opened scores in their 2-0 win against Bafmeng United on Sunday, July 30, to help his side clinch the trophy.<\/p>\n
On every one\u2019s lips in the past two weeks and even more since their qualification as Southwest regional champion, Tiku unarguably recorded the best individual performance in this competition and visibly played an instrumental role in the club\u2019s very best achievement so far since their existence.<\/p>\n
\nRavi d\u2019avoir assist\u00e9 \u00e0 la finale du tournoi #InterpoulesYaounde2023<\/a>. De tr\u00e8s bonnes \u00e9quipes et du tr\u00e8s beau jeu. F\u00e9licitations au Champion #ISOHSA<\/a> et au finaliste #Bafmeng<\/a> United qui n\u2019a pas d\u00e9m\u00e9rit\u00e9. pic.twitter.com\/ngkoI2yRb9<\/a><\/p>\n
— Rigobert Song Officiel (@Song_Officiel_4) July 31, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n