14/06/2026
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Summer Football Academy may have exited the 2026 SW Mini Interpools at the quarterfinal stage on Sunday, but head coach Enobi Brandon leaves with his reputation only enhanced after leading the Buea-based side to uncharted territory.
The 2-1 defeat to Talented SA at Molyko Omnisports Stadium ended Summer Sportsโ campaign, yet Brandonโs first season in the SW Regional League with Summer Sport will be remembered as a breakthrough for the young club.
The former Catholic University SA and Continental FA boss took over a Summer Football Academy side that had never qualified for the SW Regional League, talkless of the SW Mini Interpools. Months later, he delivered.
Brandon steered Summer Football to the top of Group C in the SW Regional Championship with 16 points from 8 games. His record read 5 wins, 1 draw and 2 losses, enough to finish ahead of established opponents Option Sport Academy and Buea City FC.
Across all competitions this season, Enobi Brandonโs men played 9 matches, recording 5 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses. The run included a 3-1 win over Destiny Restoration, and a gritty 3-2 victory against Option Sport.
The Mini Interpools debut for Summer Football Academy may have ended, but Coach Enobi Brandonโs legacy is still unraveling.