MilkLife Soccer Challenge Garut: SDN 1 Mekarmukti Party With 13 Goals, Raisya Takes Top Scorer

SDN 1 Mekarmukti closed the MilkLife Soccer Challenge (MLSC) Garut Series 1 2026-2027 with a 13-0 rout of MIN 4 Garut in the KU 12 final on Saturday (8/11/2026). The score was more than an ordinary win: it confirmed the dominance of Irman Muhamad Asmara's side, which had not conceded a single goal since the group stage.

In the KU 10 final, SDN 1 Cinunuk edged SDN 2 Muarasanding 1-0. Alika Nayla Putri's lone goal came from an individual effort: she sliced through the opposing defense from the halfway line, exploited a gap on the left flank, and unleashed a measured shot. The win felt special because coach Yuga Nugraha Putra admitted his team had only a week of preparation.

“We only instructed the players to do their best and stay compact on the pitch,” Yuga said after the match. “Alhamdulillah, we are grateful to win at MLSC Garut Series 1.”

For SDN 1 Mekarmukti, the title is the fruit of months of intensive training. Some players are even part of the I.KO.CI Football Training Camp, a women's football training center integrated with the Persib Bandung Academy. The collaboration gives young children in Garut access to more structured coaching.

“Thank you to all the players who have worked hard. Hopefully in Series 2 we can be even more competitive, and it can motivate both SD and MI schools in the Garut area, so that later at the National level (MLSC All-Stars) we will go with the best squad and bring honor to Garut's name,” Irman said.

Raisya Rena Alfiyani, a midfielder who is just 11 years old, was the star of the pitch. She began playing football at the age of 8 and said the intensity of training before the tournament made her team play with confidence. “I'm happy (to be top scorer). We are always told to train diligently and to follow the coach's instructions with discipline. Alhamdulillah we could become champions,” she said.

For Irman, the existence of MLSC means a great deal. He believes women's football tournaments in Garut are still very scarce, so a platform like this gives talented children a path to a higher level. “I thank the MLSC organizers very much. Because for early-age development, this tournament is very meaningful. When there is a platform like MLSC, talented children have a path to an even higher level,” he added.

Going forward, the challenge is to keep the momentum. MLSC Garut Series 2 is scheduled to roll out, and teams like SDN 1 Mekarmukti hope to return to the national level through MLSC All-Stars. The question is, can Garut produce more players who break into the women's national team in the future?