January 2025 Team of the Month

by NFPL

With every matchweek, the NFPL continues to showcase elite-level futsal, and February was no exception. These players delivered standout performances, proving their value to their teams when it mattered most. Here’s your NFPL Team of the Month for February.

MARCH 2024 KINGS OF THE COURT

GOALKEEPER: Robert Damron (Futsal Factory Academy)

After a dominant Matchweek 5 performance that earned him Player of the Week honors, Robert Damron secures his place as the league’s top shot-stopper this month. His composure and quick reflexes have kept Futsal Factory Academy in tight games, making him a critical part of their recent success.

FIXO: Emmanuel Vivas (Colorado Futsal Academy)

Colorado Futsal Academy’s road loss over New Mexico Flagship was one of the closest games of the month, and Emmanuel Vivas was at the heart of it. His Man of the Match performance showcased his ability to control the tempo, disrupt opposition attacks, and create scoring opportunities. CFA’s push for playoff contention is fueled by players like Vivas stepping up in big moments.

FIXO: Matheus Lima (Brusa FC)

BRUSA FC has played just one match so far this season, but Matheus Lima made the most of it. A consistent attacking threat, Lima delivered in key moments, finding the back of the net multiple times to set the tone for BRUSA campaign. His performance was crucial in keeping his team competitive in a tight matchup.

PIVO: Thomas Dono (Futsal Factory Academy)

Currently third in the league in total points with nine (eight goals), Thomas Dono continues to prove why he’s one of the most dangerous offensive players in the NFPL. His ability to finish under pressure and deliver in crucial moments has powered FFA’s attack, making him a nightmare for opposing defenses.

PIVO: Marcos Ramirez (New Mexico Flagship FC)

New Mexico Flagship FC sits atop the Southwest Division, and Marcos Ramirez has played a significant role in that success. His ability to hold up play, create space, and find the net has been vital in NMFSFC’s push for the top spot. A consistent offensive presence, Ramirez continues to be a key figure for his team.

6TH MAN: Patrick Wilson (Brusa FC)

BRUSA FC may have played just once, but Patrick Wilson made his impact felt immediately. Anchoring the defense, Wilson’s efforts helped limit their opponent to just four goals—a solid start for a team looking to make waves this season. His ability to command the backline and step up in key moments makes him a valuable asset moving forward.

MANAGER OF THE MONTH: Pablo Salto (New Mexico Flagship FC)

Leading the Southwest Division is no small feat, and Pablo Salto has guided NMFSFC to the top with a disciplined and effective approach. His tactical awareness and ability to get the best out of his squad have made NMFSFC a dominant force. With the team in a strong position heading into the next stretch of the season, Salto earns well-deserved recognition for his leadership.

CONGRATULATIONS!

New names, familiar faces, and elite-level performances—February’s Team of the Month reflects the relentless competition of the NFPL. Stay tuned as the season continues to heat up.

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