Stepover Academy turns Ghaziabad's government schools into football clubs — kits, crests, leagues, and a pathway from the schoolyard to the state trial. Kargil Diwas is where this year's story gets written.
Every rupee below is buy-in from someone who wanted a stake in a team — shoes, jerseys, transport, medals. Here's exactly where we stand, a week out.
Commit an amount, pick your team, pay by GPay. You get a share of the club, merchandise, and your name on their page — for as long as they play.
Pick a figure that feels right — there's no minimum to have a stake.
Browse the crests, read a two-line story on each, or let us surprise you.
Send the same amount with the team name in the message — that's how we track it back to you.
Use this exact message so we can match your payment to your adoption. We'll add you to the donor wall within 24 hours.
Every team here plays under Stepover Academy year-round — Kargil Diwas is just this year's marquee fixture. More crests join this wall every week.
This is the seed of the scouting layer — age, height, and weight today, sprint times and skill tests as the roster fills in. Exact birthdates stay private; only age is shown.
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Every adopter here chose a team and backed it. This wall grows every time someone commits.
A fan cheering by name — that's what tells a 13-year-old that this matters.
Live standings, match reports, and results — follow your team like you would any club.
Most of our co-owners started as fans. There's no pressure to do more than this.
We're building the Korean and Japanese school-sport model for Indian government schools — a replicable, cluster-based pipeline from the schoolyard to the state trial. Ghaziabad is the proof of concept. Brands who back it early get visibility inside a story that's only going to get bigger.
Edition Two gave Madhuban Bapudham School its first-ever girls' government school football team — and a tournament to play it in.
