Driven by the desire to become a leading institution in the development of young athletes — from Mpopoma, Bulawayo, to the continental stage.
Mpopoma Sports Academy · Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
Mpopoma Sports Academy — MPOSA — is rooted in one of Zimbabwe's most storied football neighbourhoods. "Mpopoma is historically a school with a rich football background, with several top performers having come from here," as visiting Scottland FC chief executive Ronald Moyo put it.
Today the academy develops young players through structured coaching and national-team pathways, with a girls' programme that has carried the Zimbabwe flag at regional and continental tournaments.
"We are firm believers in nurturing talent, and we hope to utilise every opportunity for visibility of the players."
Led the academy's U17 girls to the CAF GIFT tournament in 2025. "The girls are in high spirits. We are working flat out not to disappoint the nation."
Munhumutapa Cup regional champions — heading to the national finals.
Team page → Girls · Munhumutapa regional champsMunhumutapa Cup regional champions — heading to the national finals.
Team page → Girls · FlagshipZimbabwe's representatives at the CAF U17 Girls Integrated Football Tournament 2025 — bronze medallists.
Team page → Women · SeniorZimbabwe Women's Premier Soccer League competitors, holders of a 34–0 record, and Munhumutapa Cup Round of 16.
Team page → Men · SeniorThe academy's men's side, competing in Division Two.
Team page → FoundationTalent identification from a young age — top-flight clubs like Scottland FC now visit Mpopoma to scout the academy's players.
Team page →The academy's U14 and U16 girls' sides won the Munhumutapa Cup regional championship and are heading to the national finals.
The senior women's side reached the Round of 16 of the Munhumutapa Cup.
Represented Zimbabwe on home soil, beating Otjiwarongo Sports Academy 12–0 and Luwinga Academy 2–1 in the group stage, sharing a pool with Mamelodi Sundowns.
Five goals at the tournament, level with Sundowns' Sandra Mugwara for the Golden Boot.
Represented Zimbabwe at the COSAFA Girls U17 Championship, earning four national-team caps by age 15.
History in the Women's Southern Region Soccer League against New Orleans (2024), topping the table with 31 points.
I am here on an invitation that was extended to me by Mposa. We know that when it comes to women's football, Mposa is one of the exciting projects in the country.
We are ready for the tournament. We do not want to add numbers — we are going to win the tournament and do the nation proud.
The academy is always open to sponsors, kit partners, and schools looking to develop football talent in Bulawayo and beyond.
Based in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Follow the academy and send a message — training details and registration are shared through the official pages.
📘 Facebook — Mpopoma SportsAcademy 📸 Instagram — @mpopomasportsacademy