As a captain of the school football team write a speech in about150 words to be delivered at the reception of the winning team that has won at the national games.

Good Morning Ladies and gentlemen, First of all I would like to thank God for this victory, then I would like to thank to our coach Mr. Paul, and last but not the least my team who played so well that today we can stand tall, their efforts are appreciated, a motivated team like this can even win International competitions.

However securing a national award is also a great victory for the entire school.

There were times when the team was demotivated, was lacking skills but practice! it makes the player perfect, we practiced day and night for the competition and I am glad that our hard work paid off and we won national award.

In the end I would like to appreciate and thank our entire football team, including Mr. Paul our coach. And all of you for your prayers.

Thank you

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