A friendly match (with referee) has been proposed by Trinity Christian Centre on 15th November 2008, Saturday, 10am @ The Hiding Place. All Soccer Team members are welcomed to play and keep up with their competitive side of the game as we move into this year's close season in December. Also, the soccer fields in the East are not bookable after 8th November, so we are arranging friendlies with other churches to keep up with the playing.
To register, please leave a comment on this post with your intention to participate. We will cap the number of players to about 16 so that everyone has significant playing time on match day. Please register ASAP so that I can confirm the field booking with TCC. Thanks!
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Monday, October 27, 2008
Soccer Fellowship [1st November]
We thank God for a wonderful PMC Cup Futsal Tournament last week. We had a great time playing Futsal and had warm fellowship over BBQ in the evening. Do stay tuned for the photos!
Soccer Fellowship is ON this Saturday, 1st November at Junyuan Secondary School. The session will be from 3 - 5 pm.
This is the first time we will be playing at Junyuan Secondary as both East Spring and Springfield are unavailable. The address of Junyuan Secondary is 11 Tampines Street 84. You click on the link to have a look at the map. It is just 2 streets away from Springfield Secondary and there seems to be ample parking all around the school. Do arrive early to familiarise yourself with the surroundings and find the entrance to the school.
For team identification this week, please bring / wear BOTH a BLUE AND RED jersey.
See you on Saturday and please pray for good weather!
Soccer Fellowship is ON this Saturday, 1st November at Junyuan Secondary School. The session will be from 3 - 5 pm.
This is the first time we will be playing at Junyuan Secondary as both East Spring and Springfield are unavailable. The address of Junyuan Secondary is 11 Tampines Street 84. You click on the link to have a look at the map. It is just 2 streets away from Springfield Secondary and there seems to be ample parking all around the school. Do arrive early to familiarise yourself with the surroundings and find the entrance to the school.
For team identification this week, please bring / wear BOTH a BLUE AND RED jersey.
See you on Saturday and please pray for good weather!
PMC Cup 2008 Results
Final Standings for PMC Cup 2008 Futsal Tournament
1. The Destroyers (Justin Ang)
2. Team Werks (Jeremy Tan)
3. Team Boliazs (Damien Chua)
4. Woody Tree F C (Sheldon Liew)
5. Mikepache (Michael Chua)
6. Boys Brigade I (Justin Luo)
7. Boys Brigade II (Ong Bangshi)
8. Band of Brothers (Maurice Lim)
Click on the link for the full League Table.
Golden Boot Award - Damian Chee (7 goals)
Golden Gloves Award - Felipe Gorski (conceded 1 goal)
Congratulations to all the winners!
1. The Destroyers (Justin Ang)
2. Team Werks (Jeremy Tan)
3. Team Boliazs (Damien Chua)
4. Woody Tree F C (Sheldon Liew)
5. Mikepache (Michael Chua)
6. Boys Brigade I (Justin Luo)
7. Boys Brigade II (Ong Bangshi)
8. Band of Brothers (Maurice Lim)
Click on the link for the full League Table.
Golden Boot Award - Damian Chee (7 goals)
Golden Gloves Award - Felipe Gorski (conceded 1 goal)
Congratulations to all the winners!
Thursday, October 23, 2008
PMC Cup 2008 Futsal Tournament [25th October]
The PMC Cup 2008 Futsal Tournament is ON this Saturday, 25th October at Sports Planet East Coast. The practice pitch will be open from 2pm for warm-up. The tournament will start at 230 pm and end at 6 pm.
The prize-giving BBQ dinner will start immediately after that at BBQ Pits D33 and D34 at East Coast Parkway.
Drivers may park for FREE at either Car Park C4 or D1 for the tournament and BBQ. If you choose to park within Sports Planet East Coast, it is chargeable at an hourly rate.
See all of you there and please pray for good weather!
The prize-giving BBQ dinner will start immediately after that at BBQ Pits D33 and D34 at East Coast Parkway.
Drivers may park for FREE at either Car Park C4 or D1 for the tournament and BBQ. If you choose to park within Sports Planet East Coast, it is chargeable at an hourly rate.
See all of you there and please pray for good weather!
Monday, October 13, 2008
PMC Cup 2008 Practice Session [18th October]
PMC Cup 2008 Practice Session is ON this Saturday, 18th October at Sports Planet @ East Coast. The session will be from 4 - 6 pm.
The following teams have registered for the practice session:
1. Team Werks
2. Mikepache
3. Woody Tree Football Club
4. The Destroyers
For team identification please use the jersey colour you have nominated for tournament. Each team please prepare $40 for the pitch fees.
The following teams have registered for the practice session:
1. Team Werks
2. Mikepache
3. Woody Tree Football Club
4. The Destroyers
For team identification please use the jersey colour you have nominated for tournament. Each team please prepare $40 for the pitch fees.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Soccer Fellowship Report 12/10
Saturday started off quite sunny, with some cloud cover, and a bit of thunder, thanks to God for holding back the rain, and letting us enjoy a good game of soccer.
Bangshi led us in a time of devotion. He talked about the importance of keeping a cheerful spirit and merry countenance despite our many troubles, not to complain but instead give thanks to the Lord for all He has done for you.
The game started with 11 reds and 11 blues, each team having an equal distribution of possession, many loose passes and interceptions. Both teams tried hard to penetrate, but eventually the blues broke the deadlock and the floodgates burst open with Samuel scoring a cracker. The blues earned a corner, and with david being the only one around, crossed it into the box. Marcus rose the highest to loop a header into the far side of the net.
After conceding 2 quick goals the reds started to look more aggressive with many searching balls towards the wings with felipe and daniel rushing to meet the ball on the left and right wings respectively to bring the ball into the penalty area. Apparently, a lack of support caused the reds to loose the ball quite often in the final third of the pitch. Kevin and Daniel did well to maintain possession around the halfway line to initiate another attack. But it was not to be for the reds, as a few minutes after that, there was some neat passing between Samuel and JZ before the loose ball fell to david and he fed it back for Samuel slide it into the net, putting it past the keeper at the near post. The fourth goal came not too long after, with a sneaky ball crossed by JZ and a defensive mix up to let david get by the near post before the ball cannoned off my shin into the net. Half-time score, 4-0.
As the second half started, most of us were quite refreshed. Samuel was a major force to be reckoned with in midfield, and he proved his worth when he saw david making a run, weighted the ball perfectly for him to take one touch and pass it off to Bang Shi, who took a first-time shot. It cannoned off Maurice back into his path, and he made no mistake the second time, scrambling it into goal. By this time the morale of the Reds wasn't that great, and they made several defensive errors. Another corner was conceded, and david took it with a low flighted ball into the box which was miscued by Andy and Samuel leaving Joel with the simple ball of side footing it home. David's brace came soon after that, with Andy playing a pass across the face of his defence to Maurice. He didn't see david nip in around him, and left with the easy task of passing the ball into goal. By this time, the reds were getting slightly discouraged, but managed to grind out some good plays through the middle and left wing on the counter-attack, Felipe, Justin and Daniel seemed to be rather influential in the midfield feeding balls the the strikers, on one occasion even setting up Jonathan one on one with the keeper only to be dispossessed by Adrian. The reds soon had a series of corners taken by daniel, with kevin and justin waiting on the edge of the box to pounce. On the counter, sandwiched in between these two goals was an amazing half-volley by Samuel from outside the box, which the keeper could only just manage to push over the crossbar. Final score, 7-0 to the Blues.
It was a great day of running and passing, albeit marred just slightly with the appearance of four cramps to David, Marcus, Daniel and Justin. We must remember to warm up properly before we play! x) Youths aren't that invincible, after all, haha. Everyone was joking about how we should rename it the Fellowship of Cramps. Lol!
Bangshi led us in a time of devotion. He talked about the importance of keeping a cheerful spirit and merry countenance despite our many troubles, not to complain but instead give thanks to the Lord for all He has done for you.
The game started with 11 reds and 11 blues, each team having an equal distribution of possession, many loose passes and interceptions. Both teams tried hard to penetrate, but eventually the blues broke the deadlock and the floodgates burst open with Samuel scoring a cracker. The blues earned a corner, and with david being the only one around, crossed it into the box. Marcus rose the highest to loop a header into the far side of the net.
After conceding 2 quick goals the reds started to look more aggressive with many searching balls towards the wings with felipe and daniel rushing to meet the ball on the left and right wings respectively to bring the ball into the penalty area. Apparently, a lack of support caused the reds to loose the ball quite often in the final third of the pitch. Kevin and Daniel did well to maintain possession around the halfway line to initiate another attack. But it was not to be for the reds, as a few minutes after that, there was some neat passing between Samuel and JZ before the loose ball fell to david and he fed it back for Samuel slide it into the net, putting it past the keeper at the near post. The fourth goal came not too long after, with a sneaky ball crossed by JZ and a defensive mix up to let david get by the near post before the ball cannoned off my shin into the net. Half-time score, 4-0.
As the second half started, most of us were quite refreshed. Samuel was a major force to be reckoned with in midfield, and he proved his worth when he saw david making a run, weighted the ball perfectly for him to take one touch and pass it off to Bang Shi, who took a first-time shot. It cannoned off Maurice back into his path, and he made no mistake the second time, scrambling it into goal. By this time the morale of the Reds wasn't that great, and they made several defensive errors. Another corner was conceded, and david took it with a low flighted ball into the box which was miscued by Andy and Samuel leaving Joel with the simple ball of side footing it home. David's brace came soon after that, with Andy playing a pass across the face of his defence to Maurice. He didn't see david nip in around him, and left with the easy task of passing the ball into goal. By this time, the reds were getting slightly discouraged, but managed to grind out some good plays through the middle and left wing on the counter-attack, Felipe, Justin and Daniel seemed to be rather influential in the midfield feeding balls the the strikers, on one occasion even setting up Jonathan one on one with the keeper only to be dispossessed by Adrian. The reds soon had a series of corners taken by daniel, with kevin and justin waiting on the edge of the box to pounce. On the counter, sandwiched in between these two goals was an amazing half-volley by Samuel from outside the box, which the keeper could only just manage to push over the crossbar. Final score, 7-0 to the Blues.
It was a great day of running and passing, albeit marred just slightly with the appearance of four cramps to David, Marcus, Daniel and Justin. We must remember to warm up properly before we play! x) Youths aren't that invincible, after all, haha. Everyone was joking about how we should rename it the Fellowship of Cramps. Lol!
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
Soccer Fellowship [11th October]
Soccer Fellowship is ON this Saturday, 11th October at East Spring Secondary School. The session will be from 3 - 5 pm.
For team identification this week, please bring / wear BOTH a BLUE AND RED jersey.
See you on Saturday and please pray for good weather!
*Please be reminded that the entrance to the field is next to Block 362. If you are driving, the multi-storey car park you should park at is at Block 359A. If unsure, please check the street directory map.
For team identification this week, please bring / wear BOTH a BLUE AND RED jersey.
See you on Saturday and please pray for good weather!
*Please be reminded that the entrance to the field is next to Block 362. If you are driving, the multi-storey car park you should park at is at Block 359A. If unsure, please check the street directory map.
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
Soccer Fellowship Report [4th October]
It was a sunny afternoon, with about 19 of us gathered to enjoy another session of Soccer Fellowship. We also welcomed a new friend to our community, Felipe, who is a true blue Brazillian. Kevin started off with a devotion about the discipline of practice, and how we need to continually spend time with God to build a relationship, just like how we need to spend time with our girlfriends or families.
After the devotion, Soccer Fellowship got under-way. Both teams decided to play without goalkeepers and allowed scoring only from the 6-yard box. This method had allowed more control and passing in previous weeks. The first half was dominated by the Reds, who had much better control of the ball in midfield, as well as a one man advantage, until Jeremy Tan Boon Wei arrived for the Blues. The Reds played very aggressively and stretched the defence of the Blues. The Reds managed to score quite a few goals until we lost count. The Blues also had a few at goal, but some were poorly taken, while others were fended off by the Reds. By the end of the first half, the Blues were down by many goals to nil.
The second-half however proved to be a much better game for the Blues. Despite the Reds still having a upper-hand in the game, the Blues fought back, and created more chances for attackers, Joel and Teck Hui. The Blues were also able to defend their half much better, with Rusydi as the last man, and eventually got one goal of their own, with Teck Hui scoring the first goal for the Blues, by taking advantage of complacency in the Red's defence. The Red's responded with Jeremy and Kee Min attacking down the middle, and the fast-footed Felipe down the left flank. The Red's managed to score a few more goals. While the Blues also scored 2 more goals, both by Teck Hui, giving him a hat trick.
Overall, everyone had a very good run out, and thoroughly enjoyed themselves in the process.
After the devotion, Soccer Fellowship got under-way. Both teams decided to play without goalkeepers and allowed scoring only from the 6-yard box. This method had allowed more control and passing in previous weeks. The first half was dominated by the Reds, who had much better control of the ball in midfield, as well as a one man advantage, until Jeremy Tan Boon Wei arrived for the Blues. The Reds played very aggressively and stretched the defence of the Blues. The Reds managed to score quite a few goals until we lost count. The Blues also had a few at goal, but some were poorly taken, while others were fended off by the Reds. By the end of the first half, the Blues were down by many goals to nil.
The second-half however proved to be a much better game for the Blues. Despite the Reds still having a upper-hand in the game, the Blues fought back, and created more chances for attackers, Joel and Teck Hui. The Blues were also able to defend their half much better, with Rusydi as the last man, and eventually got one goal of their own, with Teck Hui scoring the first goal for the Blues, by taking advantage of complacency in the Red's defence. The Red's responded with Jeremy and Kee Min attacking down the middle, and the fast-footed Felipe down the left flank. The Red's managed to score a few more goals. While the Blues also scored 2 more goals, both by Teck Hui, giving him a hat trick.
Overall, everyone had a very good run out, and thoroughly enjoyed themselves in the process.
Monday, October 06, 2008
PMC Cup 2008 Registration - CLOSED!
The registration for PMC Cup 2008 has officially closed. 8 teams have registered for the tournament in this order:
1. Woody Tree Football Club (Black)
2. 23rd Boys Brigade I (Red)
3. The Destroyers (Yellow)
4. Mikepache (White)
5. Team Boliazs (Blue)
6. 23rd Boys Brigade II (Blue)
7. Team Werks (Orange)
8. Band of Brothers (White)
An email with further instructions has been sent to all team captains. Players who have registered individually will be contacted by your respective team captain.
Thank you again and I'm sure all of us are looking forward to the tournament!
1. Woody Tree Football Club (Black)
2. 23rd Boys Brigade I (Red)
3. The Destroyers (Yellow)
4. Mikepache (White)
5. Team Boliazs (Blue)
6. 23rd Boys Brigade II (Blue)
7. Team Werks (Orange)
8. Band of Brothers (White)
An email with further instructions has been sent to all team captains. Players who have registered individually will be contacted by your respective team captain.
Thank you again and I'm sure all of us are looking forward to the tournament!
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
Soccer Fellowship [4th October]
Soccer Fellowship is ON this Saturday, 4th October at East Spring Secondary School. The session will be from 3 - 5 pm.
For team identification this week, please bring / wear BOTH a BLUE AND RED jersey.
See you on Saturday and please pray for good weather!
*Please be reminded that the entrance to the field is next to Block 362. If you are driving, the multi-storey car park you should park at is at Block 359A. If unsure, please check the street directory map.
For team identification this week, please bring / wear BOTH a BLUE AND RED jersey.
See you on Saturday and please pray for good weather!
*Please be reminded that the entrance to the field is next to Block 362. If you are driving, the multi-storey car park you should park at is at Block 359A. If unsure, please check the street directory map.
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