The battle for supremacy in the inaugural MCYS/ANSA McAL June Madness Futsal Championship has reached a fever pitch, with Sparta Boss, Back Circle A, Road Warriors, and Gold Is Money securing their places in the semi-finals after a thrilling quarter-final round at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

An electrifying atmosphere greeted fans on Saturday night as the final four teams were decided from a field that began with 48 hopefuls. The quarter-finals delivered a mix of nail-biting finishes and dominant displays, setting the stage for what promises to be a dramatic conclusion to the tournament.

Sparta Boss, the reigning national futsal champions, demonstrated resilience and tactical prowess throughout the competition, most notably edging out North Ruimveldt in a tense 4-3 encounter to book their path to the latter stages. Their performance has kept fans on edge, with the squad showing why they remain one of the most formidable sides in local futsal.

Road Warriors continued their impressive run, having earlier delivered the tournament’s most emphatic victory with a 16-0 demolition of Footsteppers. The team’s dynamic attack and balanced squad have made them a favorite to lift the trophy, with standout performances from Luis Da Silva and Thalyson Pinheiro fueling their campaign.

Back Circle A and Gold Is Money also secured their semi-final berths with commanding wins, each displaying the skill and depth required to challenge for the championship. Back Circle A’s clinical approach and Gold Is Money’s attacking flair have both been key to their success as the competition intensifies.

With the semi-finals looming, all four teams are now guaranteed a share of the lucrative prize pool, but only two will advance to the coveted championship match. Fans can expect high-intensity action and tactical battles as these top contenders vie for the inaugural June Madness Futsal crown.