From team titles to individual honors: Kozlovsky’s “Rukh” Academy wraps up a successful season

The academy of Lviv’s FC “Rukh,” founded by Hryhorii Kozlovskyi, concluded the 2025–26 season with impressive results—both at the team level and in terms of the players’ individual achievements.

During the “NLM Young Talent” ceremony in Kyiv, players from the “yellow-and-black” team won more than half of the 20 individual awards in the U-14–U-17 age groups. Among those honored were Vladyslav Soroka, Arseniy Korneulyuk, Oleksandr Ivasyshyn, Kostiantyn Kyslyanka, Shain Kochura, Danylo Oliyarnyk, Oleg Dzyurinets, and Maksym Uhrik. The Academy’s coaching staff was also recognized separately.

During the season, “Rukh” won three NLM League championships (U-14, U-15, U-16), and the U-17 team took home the bronze medal. The academy also won three NLM Super Cups.

Club founder Grigory Kozlovsky emphasized that player development and systematic training remain the key priorities:

“The most important thing is the players’ progress, their self-confidence, and their readiness for the big leagues.”

The Academy emphasizes that individual awards are an important indicator of performance, but the main goal is to develop competitive soccer players for both the Ukrainian and international levels.

At the same time, Kozlovsky continues to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine, having invested more than 100 million hryvnia in military equipment and supplies.

The season’s results confirm the effectiveness of the chosen development model: systematic work, infrastructure, and a focus on young players are yielding consistent results.