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Invictus Football Club

Invictus Football Club (IFC) is an amateur football association based in Naga City, Bicol.

IFC took its name from the short Victorian poem titled, "Invictus" (Latin for "unconquered") by the English poet William Ernest Henley. Inspired by the poem’s message that in life some ways maybe difficult, but they definitely lead to success, which is determined by one's ability, an organization composed of and for football enthusiasts was founded in the 3rd day of May 2012. The club is armed with a solid vision to be one of the leading amateur clubs in the country known to as a channel and instrument in developing the nation’s football community.

As an organization, IFC desires to become an avenue for Bicolano youth to encounter healthy, happy, and more productive lifestyle. We want to contribute in the improvement of life of our youth members by enabling them to engage in various developmental activities which will bring them to total holistic development. It is our primary goal to serve our local community through empowering the underprivileged children and youth to find their feet not only inside the pitch, but in life as well. Our country is longing for responsible and productive citizens, and Invictus FC is training the children and youth for that tough job.

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