"Five Years Late, but Right on Time"
- Woori Yallock FNC

- Jun 11
- 1 min read
Sometimes recognition takes a while to arrive — and in this case, it took five years.
Josh During finally held the runner-up trophy he earned half a decade ago in the under 17's, a symbol of grit, skill, and the unforgettable journey that led there.
It’s more than just a piece a trophy — it’s a reminder that effort never loses its value, even if the applause comes late. The moment was filled with smiles, a touch of nostalgia, and the quiet pride of knowing that true achievement doesn’t fade with time.
Josh was very happy (you can tell by his smile) as this is the first of many trophies that made the journey home not the others that got lost on the way.





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