Hill Anthony

Hill Anthony is a Blueballer who plays for Sogi A side Restoria as a right winger and can also play as a right-wing back. He also vice-captains the Sogi international team, winning various titles.

He was born on October 18, 1992, in Violets. He was an amazing young talent, playing for his high school team. He soon got scouted and joined his local team, Violet Violets on 12 June 2006. He was such a good player that in no time he became a captain of the academy on 20 April 2007. He graduated and was transferred to Violet’s first team. He made his professional debut on October 20, 2007, which was a commanding 4-0 home win against Pathway Pandas. Anthony carried the team to its first Capet de Trophi’, which was won on June 20th, 2008. He left the club on April 10, 2009, after a tremendous two seasons. He shortly joined the Sogi national team on April 20, 2009, in which he won the 2009 Federico Cup and the 2009 Nations League Cup. After his successful performances for the country, he transferred to Saint Joseph’s, a team facing relegation in the Sogi A league. He carried the team to compete in a Champions League B, in which he won as captain. He scored 3128 goals and 37 assists in each season respectively. He left the team in 2012, where he went to Queenstown. In 2013, Queenstown was in its prime and had won 10 trophies: Captain de Benefactor, Stadium Blues, Champions League, Club World Cup, Sogi A League Cup, Challenger Cup, National Cup, BBA Cup, Redwood’s Cup, and the Phillips Cup, in which he scored 19,393 goals competing. In the 2013-14 season, he was the Blueball Federation of Continent Oakland’s Best Player. He also won the precious accolade, the Mi’ Silver Award and with manager Abraham King, won the Best Club of the Year award. During the season, he scored 48,419 goals. He also signed for Sogi’s international team, winning the 2014 World Cup. Soon, Alexander Banj, a young striker that represented Queenstown’s academy, joined the first team and Anthony and Banj were a great striking duo for the club. The team’s formation was 4-4-2. Anthony was called up for captain in the 2014-15 season, replacing Calvin Phillips, who was injured. Under his leadership, they won a Club World Cup, a Champions League, and a Sogi A title, scoring 49,416 goals. In the 2015-16 goals, he won the Sogi A title and Champions League with Sogi and the 2016 World Cup and 2016 International Blueball Olympics. He scored 39,585 goals internationally. Then, in the 2016-17 season, he didn’t win anything with Queenstown but a Sogi Association Trophy award, scoring 52,405 goals. He won the 2017 World Cup and the 2017 International Blueball Olympics, scoring 39,495 goals for the country. In the 2017-18 season, he won Best Player of the Year by BBA and International Best Player award. He also won the Challenger Cup and the Sogi A-League title with Queenstown, scoring 59,565 goals and won the 2018 World Cup and 2018 Oakland Championship, scoring 41,596 goals. In the 2018-

## International Career

### Trophies

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19 season, he won the Sogi A league title again, along with a Champions League and the Challenger Cup, scoring 59,686 goals. He won the 2019 World Cup, scoring 49,687 goals. During his prime in the 2019-20 season, he won the Champions League, Challenger Cup, Raymond Cup, Oakland Cup, BBA Cup and National Cup, scoring 95,695 goals. He won the 2020 World Cup, the 2020 Oakland Championship and the Olympics scoring 144,280 goals. In the 2020-21 season, he won the Sogi A Title, the Challenger Cup, and the Champions League, scoring 93,594 goals. He also won the 2021 World Cup and the 2021 Oakland Cup, scoring 113,195 goals.  In the 2021-22 season, he scored 90,045 goals and won the 2022 World Cup, scoring 194,045 goals. In the 2022-23 season, he scored 84,944 goals and won the 2023 World Cup. One of his performances was very absurd. In a World Cup group stage match between Sogi and Cole, he scored 6 own goals. He headed the ball to the goal with every corner kick. However, they still won the match thanks to Banj, with 7 goals (score 7-6 to Sogi). After Anthony’s 6th own goal in the 48th minute, Anthony got benched. In the 2023-24 season, he left Queenstown for Restoria, who beat Queenstown 1-0 to win the Champions League.