Huila's women's under-19 futsal team earned silver at the National Interleague Tournament in Támesis, Antioquia. Coached by Yimmy Sendoya, they lost the final 6-2 to hosts Antioquia. Despite early losses, they advanced resolutely to the decisive stage.
The National Interleague Futsal Tournament for under-19 took place in Támesis, Antioquia department. Huila's women's team, led by Yimmy Sendoya, started with a 5-3 win over Boyacá. They then lost 3-1 to Cundinamarca and 2-1 to Antioquia but advanced as the best third in their group, which Sendoya called the 'group of death' featuring strong opponents like Antioquia, Cundinamarca, and Boyacá.
In the knockout stage, Huila defeated Santander 5-1 in the round of 16. In the semifinals, they tied 2-2 with Cundinamarca and won 2-0 on penalties. The final ended in a 6-2 loss to Antioquia, clinching the silver medal.
Yimmy Sendoya reflected: “Haciendo un balance general del torneo, yo creo que no fue bien, el cansancio nos agotó y nos remató en la final, el clima también jugó en contra de nosotros, aproximadamente 15 grados en cada partido, pero aún así, las chicas hicieron un gran esfuerzo y contento por lo mostrado dentro de la cancha, hay cosas por corregir, pero vamos por buen camino”. He noted that this squad is the core for the 2027 National Games in Córdoba and Sucre, with players from towns including La Plata, Elías, Pitalito, Neiva, and Teruel. Sendoya highlighted the challenge of strengthening the team for upcoming national events and gaining more competitive exposure.