The Season-Two (2) of the KCK Rigo Rice Cup has commenced with the official kickoff by the naming rights sponsor Mr. Kieeh Kendekali, doing the ceremonial kicking of the ball to mark the start of the game.

This officially launching by Principal Lawyer and founder of Kendekali Lawyers, underscores the firm’s ongoing investment in grassroots and community sports.

Mr. Kendekali, accompanied by KCK Rigo Rice Cup Chief Executive Officer McSteve Polly, addressed players, officials, and supporters before the start of a thrilling season-2.

Mr. Kendakali's presence embodied the competition’s growing influence across the National Capital District and Central Province, symbolizing the tournament's influence becoming more than a sporting event. It now functions as a platform for young men and women to cultivate discipline, teamwork, and resilience, values that carry into respect, health, and everyday life.

Season-2 builds on the strong and positive foundation established last year, with increased team participation and an additional leg-5, including a confident operational structure.

The tournament’s expansion reflects not only sporting enthusiasm but also the community trust in the program’s integrity and purpose.

For many youths in Port Moresby and surrounding districts, the KCK Rigo Rice Cup provides a productive avenue away from social pressures and rising urban challenges. The partnership between Kendekali Lawyers and KCK RRC signals a deliberate investment in public and youth development, and safer communities.

As the first round gets underway, anticipation is high. Players now carry the responsibility of showcasing discipline on the field, while organizers aim to deliver a season marked by professionalism, fairness, and opportunity.

Season-2 stands as a testament to what can be achieved when corporate support meets grassroots ambition.