Jakarta | The second week of February 2026 marked the final series of matches for the HYDROPLUS Soccer League before the upcoming Ramadan break. The league will pause for over a month, a period organizers hope participants from Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, and Kudus will use to maintain their physical conditioning during the fasting month.
“Our message to all teams, coaches, and young participants is to maintain your fitness levels throughout the fasting period. At the very least, follow the programs provided by your coaches, as they know best how to manage conditioning during a break in competition,” said HYDROPLUS Soccer League Program Director Teddy Tjahjono, while speaking at the GSport Jagorawi Soccer Arena in Bogor Regency, West Java, on Saturday (Feb. 14) morning.
In the Jakarta U-15 category, Cipta Cendikia Football Academy remains atop the standings after 20 weeks, holding an unbeaten record with 60 points. Putri Tangsel City and Putri JP Jakarta round out the top three, separated by just a single point.
Meanwhile, in the U-18 girls’ division, Putri JP Jakarta leads the table with 30 points. The remaining top-five spots are held by Putri Tangsel City, Roket FC, Newland FA, and Raga Negeri. With only a three-point gap separating these five clubs, competition at the top remains intense.
In Surabaya, Arema FC Women lead the U-15 girls’ standings ahead of the Ramadan break with 30 points, five points clear of both Tigers Football Academy and LH Bulog Jatim Putri. In the U-18 category, Tigers Football Academy currently holds the lead, with Arema FC Women serving as their closest challenger.
In Bandung, the U-15 girls’ lead has traded between Akademi Persib Bandung and Mojang Priangan over the past two weeks, with Goal Aksis and Sijalak Putri trailing closely behind. In the U-18 category, Akademi Persib Bandung maintains a firm grip on the top spot with 28 points, six points ahead of second-place Putri Garut.
In Kudus, the top three teams—Putri Surakarta, Scorpion FC, and Spegaku Balistha—are tied at 15 points entering the Ramadan break. Samba Persada Women and PSW Putri Mataram Sleman follow with 12 points each, keeping their hopes alive in this girls' soccer league initiated by the Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation and HYDROPLUS.
Since the league began in October 2025, Tjahjono noted that the HYDROPLUS Soccer League All Stars 2025/2026 has proceeded smoothly and remains highly competitive. He added that promising young talent continues to emerge each week, citing consistent surprises in both team performance and individual skill. “The quality of these players is consistently improving,” he said.
“Because they compete every week and train three to four times in preparation, the improvement in quality compared to the opening weeks is quite evident,” Tjahjono added.
Tjahjono further emphasized that this development is uniform across Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, and Kudus. He attributed this growth to the presence of a structured competition, which gives players clear, measurable goals for their training. “This is proof that the HYDROPLUS Soccer League All Stars 2025/2026 is on the right track for the development of women's football in Indonesia,” he concluded.
source: milklifesoccer.com