floorball-fied@mjc

National floorball carnival 06

2006-10-08T05:24:00.000-07:00

NATIONAL FLOORBALL CARNIVAL 2006

1,2 & 3 DEC 2006

9.00AM TO 9.00PM

Composition of Teams
A team shall comprise 3 players and 1 reserve. A player is allowed to register for only one
team.

Closing Date
Entry is on a first-come-first-served basis. Only the first 32 teams in each category to
register will be allowed to participate in the tournament. Cheques for those not accepted in
the tournament will be returned. The closing date for entries is on Wednesday, 8 Nov 2006 at 12.00noon. Late entries will not be entertained.

Venue
Floorball Haven, No 26 & 28, Jalan Binaan Kapal, Kallang (Next to the CAGE indoorsoccer)

Categories
Girls' Under-12 (for those born on or after 1.1.1994)
Boys' Under-12 (for those born on or after 1.1.1994)
Boys' Under-14 (for those born on or after 1.1.1992)
Girls' Under-14 (for those born on or after 1.1.1992)
Boys' Under-17 (for those born on or after 1.1.1989)
Girls' Under-17 (for those born on or after 1.1.1989)
Men's Open
Ladies' Open

Tournament System
The tournament will be played on a Double Knockout System.
Each game will last for 5 minutes, with no interval.

For more information and the registration form, go to www.sfa.sg

pesta sukan 06

2006-08-22T06:37:00.000-07:00

PESTA SUKAN 2006
UNDER-19 Category (for the 1st time)

Under 19 Category: The team coach or manager shall submit the finalized name list of 15 players (or less) before the registration deadline, 28th August 2006. There is no limit to the number of foreign players.

Under 19 Category: Is open to all schools, institutions and recognized organisation.

Under 19 Category: Players who can register for this category has to be born before 1st September 1987.

The tournament shall be conducted in accordance with the tournament rules and regulations of the International Floorball Federation (IFF) and the Singapore Floorball Association (SFA).

Playing time: The game shall consist of 2 periods of 15 minutes with a 3 minute break between each period.

Under 19 Category- The game shall be contested by 4 outfield players and 1 goalkeeper.

Walkover: Teams shall concede a walkover if they fail to turn up 5 minutes after the scheduled time of play. The walkover score line will be 5-0 in favour of the team that is present.

Under 19 Category-A maximum number of 15 players are allowed to be fielded for each match. A minimum number of at least 2 outfield players and 1 goalkeeper are required for the match to start. If the number of players falls below this required minimum, the team concerned shall be taken as conceding the match with a 5-0 score line.

Timeouts: One timeout of 30 seconds may be employed by the team in each game.

Match Penalties: Players will be given a 2 min match penalty if a serious offence is deemed committed, as stipulated in the IFF rules. Serious breach of discipline such as roughing, causing intentional hurt etc; a normal match or personal penalty will be meted out according to the discretion of the umpire.

Under 19 Category- There can b a maximum of two players per team serving the bench penalties.

Substitution: Players may be substituted at any time and an unlimited number of times during a match. All substitutions shall take place in the team’s own substitution zone.

Goalkeepers: The goalkeeper may not participate as a field player with a stick during the same match.

Clash in Jersey Colours: If there is a clash in the colours of opposing teams’ jerseys, the away team shall wear the bibs provided by the tournament organizer.

The tournament system will be determined by the number of teams participating.
(a) The tournament shall be played in a single knockout system.
(b) In case of a tie, a penalty shootout of three penalty flicks will be conducted to decide the winner. If a tie should result at the end of three penalties, the shootout will automatically go into sudden death.

A different player would have to take each sudden death penalty until a winner is determined. Depending on the number of players in the teams and should there be no winner at the end of all the sudden death penalties, the winner will be decided with a coin toss.

The games for the Under 19 Boys’ and Girls’ and the Ladies’ Open will be played at Downtown East (D’Mcquee). The games for the Under 19 and Ladies’ Open will be from the 4-6th September. The match for the Under 19 will be between 10am – 6pm. The finalized match fixtures will be sent out at a later date.

The cost of participating in the Pesta Sukan Floorball Cup 2006 will be at $50 per team. Payment by cheque only. Cheque to be crossed and made payable to: Singapore Floorball Association.

2006-07-02T07:48:00.000-07:00

Dear Floorballers! The long awaited fixtures. =)

National Inter-Schools' A Division Floorball Championships 2006
Venue: NTU SRC

GROUPINGS

Girls:
Group A - YJC, MJC, VJC, Si Ling
Group B - MI, RJC, NJC, IJC

Boys:
Group A - Si Ling, MJC, IJC
Group B - RJC, MI, VJC, YJC

FIXTURES

Thursday, 6th July (Girls)
2.00 YJC vs VJC 5-0
2.35 MJC vs Si Ling 2-1
3.10 Mi vs NJC 4-2
3.45 RJC vs IJC 1-5
4.20 YJC vs MJC 2-1
4.55 VJC vs Si Ling 1-1

Friday, 7th July (Boys)
2.00 Si Ling vs IJC 5-2
2.35 RJC vs VJC 0-3
3.10 MI vs YJC 3-1
3.45 MJC vs IJC 5-2
4.20 RJC vs YJC
4.55 VJC vs MI

Monday, 10th July (Girls)
2.00 NJC vs IJC
2.35 MI vs RJC
3.10 MJC vs VJC
3.45 YJC vs Si Ling
4.20 NJC vs RJC
4.55 IJC vs MI

Tuesday, 11th July (Boys)
2.00 RJC vs MI
2.35 VJC vs YJC
3.10 Si Ling vs MJC

PLAYOFFS (Girls)
Wednesday, 12th July
2.30 Grp A Winner vs Grp B Runners up
3.10 Grp B Winner vs Grp A Runners up
4.30 3rd and 4th Placing
5.15 FINALS
6.00 Prize Presentation

PLAYOFFS (Boys)
Thursday, 13th July
2.30 Grp A Winner vs Grp B Runners up
3.10 Grp B Winner vs Grp A Runners up
4.30 3rd and 4th Placing
5.15 FINALS
6.00 Prize Presentation

2006-07-01T08:12:00.000-07:00

"ARRIBA PERU!" was Peru's cheer for it's national football team in 1978, during the World Cup Tournament in Argentina. It means "UP PERU!".

ARRIBA MJ is what we must do. It means "UP MJ!"
it's worth a year and a half of hard work, ever since we were the freshies at A divs.
it doesnt matter who our opponents are,
how strong they are,
how experienced they are.
because we are determined.
not cocky,but determined.
and perseverance will get us where we want to go.

come on girls, the final lap is here.
we have each other for support.
look at the counter,
we're just 4 days away from achieving our dreams.
lets do it, JOGA BONITO =)

BRING IT ON BRING IT ON BRING IT ON!
you're the best bunch of people i've ever known.

-jo =)

2006 MJC A Divs Fixtures

2006-06-30T20:26:00.000-07:00

MJC Group Stages - for easy viewing pleasure.

GIRLS
06/07 - 2.35 MJC vs Si Ling
06/07- 4.20 MJC vs YJC
10/07 - 3.10 MJC vs VJC

BOYS
07/07 - 3.45 MJC vs IJC
11/07 - 3.10 MJC vs Si Ling

NTUC

2006-06-06T05:33:00.000-07:00

NTUC Club, Sports & Wellness will be organising a 3-on-3 Floorball Open Tournament in August.

Date: 13th August (Sun)
Time: 9am - 5pm
Venue: D'Marquee at Downtown East

The registration is up on their website under the "Sports" section.
http://www.snw.com.sg/sports/body_sports.aspx

Interested parties, please go form teams of 4 and register yourselves!
Remember, Joga Bonito!

WFC 06

2006-05-23T09:51:00.000-07:00

Novusuam
sg WFC '06

These are the links to the various coverage of Singapore's journey through World Floorball Championships 2006 in Sweden.

Nocusuam is written by Stephen. It covers more aspects of WFC, inclusive of interviews, previews, reviews etc of not only Team Singapore but also the other teams. This is the more "professional" and wider coverage of the both. You can also watch the "live" ticker during the matches. Just that you have to plus 6hrs to the Singapore fixtures la.
The latter one is written by "reporters" that are trailing with the team. This is (as the address suggested) the daily updates of the team, what is happening to them, pictures and stuff. Quite interesting! They have the match report of the match immediately after the match - I'm lovin' it. This blog is also linked to another wfc sg blog.

Add them to your favourites! Enjoy (esp the pics!)

Knock around labour day

2006-04-26T09:04:00.000-07:00

Heys girls!
Regarding the knock around on monday, i have talked to Brown about it and erm he offered to teach you guys about skills and tactics along with Lionel and Weisiang. Is that okay?
The goal post is the small kind but will do ya?
Oh and we will be playing at the area below Brown's house opposite Hougang Green.
So,
Date: Monday (01.05.2006)
Time: 9.30am
Venue: Area below Brown's house

How to get there?
Bus 72 change to Bus 101 at the stop after the CC at my house there. (20mins)
Bus 101 stop at the Hougang Green bus stop. (30mins)
Paya Lebar Mrt, take Bus 43 from NOT the Singapore Post side. Stop 2 stops after the main enterence of Institue of Mental Health (aka Buangkok Medical Center). (40-45mins)

Any enquries please get back to me ya? Like make it later or something. I will finalise this on sunday so keep checking ya?

SFL finals

2006-04-15T08:35:00.001-07:00

Singapore Floorball League 2006

FINALS

23rd April 2006

ITE Simei

6pm[Ladies] Moosettez vs MS OSB Owls

8pm[Mens] Motorola Red Flamingoes vs Nhac Tre No.1

Dont miss the exciting conculsion to this year's league! WHO will be the ultimate champions at the end of the 13-week season?! Be there or be square!

I seriously encourage you guys to go watch the finals. Go and see how real floorball is played in Singapore and learn from them. Go with the attitude of learning and not just to go there, chit chat and cheer. Look at the differnt tactics employed by the different teams, look at the individuals and be wowed by their stickwork!

How to get there?

Take a train to Tenah Merah MRT station and take Bus31 from the stop on the open field side. The bus will stop before a overhead bridge opposite the school. Or either that, you can always meet at 5pm at the bus stop and travel there together!

MSZ visor

2006-03-18T23:49:00.000-08:00

IMPORTANT ANNOUCEMENT:
MOOSETTEZ is raising funds!
We are selling white visors with red lining at the edges with "Moosettez" embroided on it as you can see in the pic. They go at $7 per visor. It may be a little plain and expensive but all in the goodwill of fund raising ya? Hope you can support us!!! Please buy!!!

Its quite nice la. The more I see, the more I like it. Help me girls (and boys)! Please! Autographs of the national players in my team upon request! HAHAHHAs. I have like 12 to clear. Buy from me pls! Drop me a msg @ 96938780

2006-03-14T21:25:00.000-08:00

eh my first post!!

anyway, i thought we played well today so keep it up you guys! :) history did repeat itself. hehh. now we can study for block tests in peace.

and thanks for the taupok ah. hahahh.

cheers! :D

Friendly against MI

2006-03-11T03:36:00.000-08:00

FRIENDLY MATCH AGAINST MI

Date: 14 March 2006 Tuesday
Time: 3.30pm
Venue: MI hall
Attire: Red jerseys and RED SOCKS. =)

-let history repeat.

friendly on valentine

2006-02-14T08:08:00.000-08:00

hey girls!
i must say that you guys played very well today! i'm so proud of you guys!!! keep it up! at the rate at we are going, we will conquer the A divs. =D

Feb training dates

2006-01-29T05:47:00.000-08:00

Please take note of the court training dates for Feb.

1 Feb, Wed 3-5pm
8 Feb, Wed 3-5pm
15 Feb, Wed 3-6pm
20 Feb, Mon 6-8pm
22 Feb, Wed 3-5pm

Physical training dates:
10 Feb, Fri 5-6pm
24 Feb, Fri 5-6pm

*i'll paste a hard copy on the notice boards.

dont forget our friendly against NTU storm! confirmed it's on the 14th Feb, Tuesday. (what a day)
if possible go check them out at the Singapore League and think of ways to counter them. i heard that their plays(tatics) are pretty fast. they will be playing against:
5th Feb, Sun 10am FC Squirrettes vs NTU Storm
12th Feb, Sun 4pm Millennia Skools Floorball Youth vs NTU Storm

Me

2006-01-02T00:18:00.000-08:00

Hey, you all school's starting soon and we need to start studying soon.

Anyway, here's the training dates in jan.

Court trainings
4th, 11th, 18th and 25th
be there by 2.45pm
3pm to 5pm

Mon trainings
9th, 16th, 23th
5pm onwards

Additional training
13th
5pm-6-30pm

that's it. I'm out...oh..its candice btw. =)

me third

2006-01-01T07:27:00.000-08:00

me third! =)

one thing good about our team:
we do things together
one thing bad about our team:
keep repeating same mistakes
one thing our team SHOULD improve on:
communication and skills
one thing we have been improving on:
game play (tatics). our bond.
one thing you think we should aim to do next year:
GET THAT MEDAL. and tell miss lai to give us the hall.
one thing you'll treasure from this team:
the team itself =)

i must say a BIG THANK YOU to every single one of you girls. if not for you guys, i wouldnt have been so crazy about floorball. i will do my very best to try stopping every shot by the opponents. TO THE A DIVS, cheers!

2005-12-31T04:41:00.000-08:00

One thing good about our team = People + Attitude

One thing bad about out team= hmmmmm. well, we don't seem to perform to our full ability during matches, and we're not very strong in the tactics area, probably due to the communication.

one thing our team should improve on= communication.

One thing we have been improving on= cohesion ( is tt the right word to use?)

one thing you think we should aim to do next year= get a medal!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One thing you'll always treasure from this team= the friends. ^^

yups, let's all improve, as a team, and individually. Let's definately get a medal next year!!!! and shock everyone! i know we can do it. I really, seriously, honestly, really know we can do it!!!!! Ganbatte!

=lisaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

2005-12-30T03:02:00.000-08:00

i want to start this. i hope u guys can continue it.

one thing good about our team: friendship and unity

one thing bad about our team: sounds brutal but, keep forgetting what we're taught, lack in communication on court.

one thing our team SHOULD improve on: skills.

one thing we have been improving on: team unity and gossip sessions.

one thing you think we should aim to do next year: show others that we dont always lose.

one thing you'll treasure from this team: the people.

girls, we all have a common aim, and that's to medal next year's competition.
but nothing beats knowing our own weaknesses and working on them to reach our goals.

work hard, play hard as one team.
we always say we rock, now lets REALLY ROCK!

loves,
jo.

2005-12-25T09:51:00.000-08:00

girls, please DO NOT forget that there is training this FRIDAY, 30th dec, at Tampines Sports Hall from 10-12nn.

floorballx

2005-12-10T07:53:00.000-08:00

i was browsing through floorballx (singapore's online floorball magazine) and they have released the schedule for Singapore Floorball League (SLF) 2006. go take a look and maybe note down some dates to watch some of the matches.
http://www.floorballx.com/SFL2006_Schedule.htm.
i have added these links at the side.

blahs

2005-12-06T23:54:00.000-08:00

miss seah declared that there will be NO MORE friendly till next year. meanwhile, pls do keep ur physical levels up. go run, jump roll, wadeva. and dont forget your SKILLS.

SP friendly against IJC

2005-12-06T23:47:00.000-08:00

GRILS! guess what i saw on the SP floorball webbie?!

singapore poly had a friendly with INNOVA JC on the 26 nov 2005.
SP vs IJC 14-2.
with 8-0 in the first period.

for those who have friends in SP floorball. go ask about IJC ya? their score may make them seem like a not good team. but A divs is a good four months away. they may improve. so we oursleves must NOT slack off. dont forget we still have YJC and MI to beat and also RJC before we can get our medals.

seniors!

2005-12-04T20:38:00.000-08:00

SENIORS of MJC floorball girls team

we are thinking of booking Tampines Sports Hall for an UNOFFICIAL training session (w/o teachers). thought you (seniors) might be interested to have a feel of the proper training floors and borads. this is like only applicable to GIRLS. hahhas.

we have identified serveral possible dates:
14(wed)
15(thurs) -> morning or early afternoon only
16(friday)

SENIORS
please pass this msg around your people and get back to us asap can? choose a date and we'll go settle the courts.

the rental fee of the court will be shouldered by everyone that is present on the day of the training.

my batch ppl! another court training! woots. better than the sucky MJC grounds. =)))

APAC 2005

2005-12-04T07:36:00.000-08:00

APAC 2005

after thoughts about the championships.

well, i am proud to say the singapore did well in the 2nd APAC. seen new faces in the national teams as well as the veterans. very happy to see more of our MJ players coming down to watch these international teams fight out with each other. i have definitely picked out a few tricks here and there, have you? hhahas.

placing for MEN'S teams
1) Japan
2) Australia
3) Singapore
4) Korea
5) India

all- start men's team
goalie - australia's #43 Andrew Cathie
defender - japan's #13 Yutaka Nakai
defender - australia's #3 Mark Benfield
center - singapore's #99 Timonthy Quek
forward - japan's #10 Tomoyuki Katena
forward - singapore's #19 Joshua Leroy Brown

placing for LADIES' team
1) Singapore
2) Japan
3) Australia

all-star LADIES' team
goalie - singapore's #2 Widyawilis Selamat
defender - singapore's #88 Serena Tiong
defender - australia's #6 Meaghan MacFarlane
center - singapore's #9 Jill Quek
forward - japan's #10 Chikae Ogawa
forward - japan's #11 Sachi Yokoe (captain)

APAC final day

2005-12-04T06:51:00.000-08:00

APAC FINAL DAY

(W) Singapore vs Australia 2-1 (1-1):(1-0):(0-0)
coming soon~

(M) Australia vs Korea 7-1 (4-1):(3-0):(0-0)
coming soon~

(M) Japan vs Singapore 2-2 (0-1):(1-0):(1-1)
what can i say? japan was super rough with our men (as usual). khalique(goalie) made his offical debut today playing the whole full game. i must say i am impressed for a goalie who is very fresh in the international floorball scene. made a lot of beautiful saves which won him a lot of support. not to mention his cute too =) hahhas. ANYWAYS, he was awarded man of match for singapore. japan goalie #1 was awarded MOM too. the two goals conceded by khalique were both wraps made by the japanese. wraps. easiest to block, hardest to get to. blahs.

(W) Japan vs Singapore 5-4 (2-2):(2-1):(1-1)
it was disappointing for the ladies team today. after winning japan ytd, the japanese learnt their lesson and came back to beat singapore in this super fraustrating and heart stopping match that ended this yr's APAC. widya was a bit off form today(not that badly) however it was the defense errors committed that cost us some very dear goals. most of the goals conceded were all rebounds. widya had already dived to block the goal(successful), however before she could recover and while the defenders are trying to clear the ball from slot area, japan just manages to flick the ball into the goal. ARGH. japan took on a very aggressive style similar to their male counterparts' tactics and they strengthened their defense. i must say they did a very good job! we were mostly unable to penerate past their defense and even the shots on goal were all at the goalie and NOT the goal. not good not good. (personally) i think the referees were a bit biased against singapore. HMPH. keep fouling us! BLAHS. orchids' morale was at a low time low when 2 of our forwards given 2 min penalites one after another in the last 5 minutes. it was made even worse when the last goal was conceded 6 secs before the match ended. though we won the championships, it is clear that orchids were very unhappy with their performance. Jill quek and japan's captain was awarded MOM for this match.

APAC day three

2005-12-03T07:29:00.000-08:00

APAC DAY THREE

didnt watch today's matches expect for the ladies one. so, i'll copy paste the match reports from APAC webbie. enjoy.

(M) India vs Korea 2-22 (0-5):(1-9):(1-8)
The Korean Men’s team scored their first international win over the Indians in the first match of the day. Captain, Kim Sang Ki opened accounts for the Koreans in the sixth minute of play of a good assist from Oh In Ho. Four further goals from the Koreans gave them a commanding lead to take into the 2nd period. Santosh Musale notched up his third goal of the tournament at the start of the 2nd period exposed the mistakes in the Korean’s defence. However, a further nine goals from the Koreans extinguished any hopes of an Indian fight back. It was one way street in the final period of the game with Koreans dominating the fast tiring Indian team. A good first win of the tournament for Korean men’s team which will put them in good stead for their final match tomorrow against the Australians.

(M) Singapore vs Australia 3-4 (1-2):(1-1):(1-1)
Singapore men’s started the match in confident mood and was in control of the early play. However, the Australian’s disciplined defence ensured that Singapore’s domination remained in their own half. A sloppy error in the penalty box by Singapore’s captain was punished by Peter Harris as Australia took the unexpected lead. Yet another mistake in defence cost Singapore dear as Mike Woods increased Australia’s lead. Play became scrappy as Australia’s physical game nullified Singapore’s quick passing game. Kenneth Tan finally broke through for Singapore as he scored through a rebound from defender Harjeet’s long distance free hit. Warren Mazurek took advantage of another error when a Singapore player was robbed in the defensive zone. His strong shot flew past the Singaporean keeper to restore the Australian’s two goal cushion. The Singapore attack still laboured to find their stride as their approach play was constantly littered with errors. The aggressive Australian defence was finally breached late in the 2nd period, when Singapore forward Joshua Leroy Brown capitalised on the defence’s loss in concentration to fire in Singapore’s second goal. The third period started in the same fashion as the second, as Singapore chased for the equalising goal and by taking the initiative in attack. Scott O’Brien however dealt Singapore’s hopes a great blow by taking advantage of some hesitancy in the home team’s defence to put Australia yet again in a commanding lead. Singapore finally got their third goal of the match through Lionel Sing right at the death through a power play effort.

Brown was once again awarded MOM. =))) another one pls!

(M) Japan vs India 33-0
coming soon~

my version...

(W) Singapore vs Japan 3-1
okay so i was late for the match. but i heard our beloved coach, miss seah assisted in the first goal for singapore in the opening few minutes. it was definitely a rough match today for singapore. alot of our players were banged down although we were given a lot of fouls for rough play which lead to a few 2 min penalties (even miss seah was given once). blahs. singapore took on a super defensive box play whenever they are down with one player serving 2 min penalty. they didnt bother to attack and just dump the ball to japan's zone when we are in possesion. i'm proud to announce that we didnt concede any goals during that time. there were numerous tensed moments when japan managed to attack into singapore's slot area. BUT. widya(goalie) was super on form today. she was just amazing! widay just caught or swatted away most of the shots by japan. brillant, simply brillant. she was awarded MOM. well deserved i must say. she's definitely a no.1 choice for singapore. atta girl! =)))) japan's goalie did made a few beautiful saves too but its clear who shone better on court.

singapore has won the first leg of the qualifying rounds for A divs in Denmark 2007. Orchids will once again meet the australians tml morn at 8am. with widya warmed up and ready to go and the ladies hungry and triumphant over today's win, i have faith that we will win tml. GOOD LUCK!
Both our singapore teams will meet japan on court tml. Men's will have to be super careful and on tip top condition to win this match. ladies? we'll just show them who's the better team AGAIN. =P

APAC day two

2005-12-02T09:01:00.002-08:00

APAC DAY TWO

off the APAC webbie.

(W) Japan vs Australia 5-5 (1-1):(1-0):(3-4)
The 2 teams match up in less than 24 hrs in this double round robin format of competition. This time the Australia ladies showed greater discipline in defence and show better enterprise in attack. However goals were not flowing as defences dominated with only 1 goal apiece to both teams in the first period. Japan notched up a early goal in the second period and the scores stayed the same with attacks from both teams sorely lacking in the finishing department. The third period started furiously with two goals on both ends in quicks succession after Australia was stunned into action, with an early goal from Sachi Yokoe. Australia replied within 10 seconds with Kim Snowdon needing no assistance to convert. They then tied the game within a minute with Tara Glass leading the Australia fightback. Two quick goals from Japan put paid to the valiant efforts of the Aussies who fought hard nevertheless. Their determination paid off late in to the game when Sarah Mitchell scored her second goal to tie the match.

(M) India vs Australia 1-39
India, at the receiving end of a Singapore thrashing the evening before started brightly with a few good moves that nearly resulted in to goals. The Aussies found it hard to settle with many passes going astray and shots well blocked by the determined Indians. The Aussies however finally found their stride and capitalised on some goalkeeping errors and found themselves 10 goals to the good by the end of the first period. The next two periods found the Indians fast tiring and Aussies using their full squad of players against just seven from their opponents. However, the Indians refused to give up and managed to score their 3 goal of the tournament with Santosh Musale the toast of the team. No new international record set today as the match ended 39-1 in Australia’s favour
hahhas. australia didnt beat singapore's record of 41 goals.

my version~

(M) Korea vs Singapore 0-13 (0-7):(0-2):(0-4)
well. singapore emerged winners afterall. it was a rough match (expected from korea). though korea put up a tough fight, they just didnt have much chances to take shots before singapore players steal their ball away. nice display of singapore tatics and very entertaining showcase of talent by timonthy quek. oh brown did well too! few beautiful shots by him right in front of the goal. good job boys! i am so proud of you guys! =DDD there wasnt much action over at the singapore goal and can see that weisiang(goalie) is super bored lar. hahhas. singapore clearly had the upper hand in this game as the ball as mostly in our possesion. weisiang was awarded M.O.M. congrats boy!
notice that its like mjc fbt? rough yet cant shoot to score. - just a thought

(W) Australia vs Singapore 4-4 (1-1):(1-2):(2-1)
omg. HEART STOPPING i tell you. the tension is so... SO.. omg. such a freaking close fight lar! a bit disappointed with singapore's performance though - i expected better. hmmm we had most of the ball possesion and are even playing in their zone. but our attackers just couldnt get past aussie's defense. i tell you JILL AND MARTHA QUEK RAWKED. its seriously amazing at the way they play. oh my i'm like idolising them pls! esp jill. oh my goodness lar. her ball control, the way she attack, defense - she's all over the place pls. it was those few breakways of aussie's that lead to goals conceded. not that orchids couldnt get back in time, but it was quite confusing playing in front of the goal and well, widya(goalie) was a bit off form today. dont fret girl! take it as a warm up! the referee was super -------. so irritating. abit abit foul. and somemore most of the time against singapore. even some penalty give to singapore(which lead to 2min penalties) wasnt even our fault lar pls! somemore so obvious. kayu man. hmph. ah wells, its a draw. and singapore will be meeting them on sunday again. then we will show them who regins supreme in asia. hahs! martha quek was awarded M.O.M great job!
notice that its like our friendly against NP? it was the breakaways that cost us dearly - just another thought

GIRLS, if you are free tml evening, do please come down and watch singapore vs japan at 7pm woodlands. yes it may be far and everything BUT it is the singapore's leg of the qualifying match for A divsion in WFC 2007. confused? simply put that this match will half determine whether or not singapore will be promoted to A divsions in the next World Floorball Championships. its a really good learning chance, no joke and one may learn something from these matches.

APAC day one

2005-12-01T19:17:00.000-08:00

APAC DAY ONE

taken off APAC official webbie

(M) Japan vs Australia 10-3 (1-0):(2-0):(7-3)
Defending champion Japan started off the tournament with a win over the Australian team. But they were unlucky to have only scored once in the 1st period even though they had a number of shots on goals. At the end of the first period, it looks like the match between these 2 countries will be a real close fight as compared to last year when the Aussies were already 3 goals down. The Aussies maintained the scoreline from going any wider in the second period but much to the crowd anticipation, no goals from them could be seen yet. Start of third period and also a spree of goals. Australia got in their first goal through a power play by #61,Scott O'Brien. Another 2 goals from them and 7 more from Japan, the crowd were pleased by the first match of the APAC2005

(W) Australia vs Japan 4-6 (0-3):(0-2):(4-1)
The Australian ladies, in their very first appearance for this championships were matched up against the defending champions, Japan. The aussies found themselves not having much of the play despite their valiant efforts. Their stout defence however prevented the enterprising Japanese ladies from racking up a big score in their first period but they were also unlucky not to find the net with their attacks. The second period went pretty much the same way as the first but in the third period, the Aussies came alive and scored their first goal through #26 Stacey Wallace during a short handed play.The aussies took the game to the Japanese in the closing stages with 3 more goals, but their efforts were not to be rewarded as the Japanese held on for the 6-4 victory.

the following are my own version of match reports. =))) enjoy!

(M) Singapore vs India 41-2 (13-1):(9-0):(19-1)
india is a super new team with only 8 field players. can see that they are rookies. but nonetheless, they put up a really good fight that was seriously heart-warming. the 2 goals conceded by singapore was by weisiang(goalie). one each in the first and last period. in which he played. khalique(goalie) played later half of first and 2nd period. ah wells. i think its just not weisiang's day. also, i understand that with india being such a new team and ur defenders not wanting to come back, it's easy to concede. one wouldnt know what to expect from them. really. so i shant say that weisiang is disappointing. jiayous! =)))) brown was awarded M.O.M atta boy! woots! another one please!

(M) Japan vs Korea 17-3 (5-0):(7-1):(5-2)
the game is super intense lar. so fast so fierce so rough. korea being a new team too really did put up a serious fight. you can feel the intensity man. and also they are like doing sprints like crazy throughout the whole game. furthermore, their line change wasnt as frequent as singapore's or others. good game seriously. japan is the team you definitely wanna look out for in this season. their formation is pretty obvious and play a very aggressive style. even behind korea's goal post, they still go in to attack the defenders holding the ball. this is how they managed to bag so many goals. alot of which are unasisted and executed with a back hand shot. and i want to take photo with japan's goalie! no.2 =D

i guess that it would be an interesting game for singapore vs korea. who will emerge winners? please ur bets!

F.Y.I

2005-11-30T18:42:00.000-08:00

IFF New Rule: No Back Pass to GoalkeeperFrom 1 July 2005,

it is forbidden to pass the ball to the team's own goalkeeper.
Read more about this rule here.
In essence, this shall be considered an offence only if the pass, in the referees' opinion, is intentional. Receiving implies that the goalkeeper touches the ball with either his hands or arms, also even after the goalkeeper has possibly touched or stopped the ball with any other part of the body. A goalkeeper may receive a pass from a player in the same team if the goalkeeper is completely outside his goal crease when he receives the pass, and is thereby considered a field player. If the goalkeeper leaves his goal crease entirely, stops the ball, returns to his goal crease and picks the ball up, this shall not be considered a pass to the goalkeeper.

trainings

2005-11-26T06:25:00.001-08:00

GIRLS. please take note of DECEMBER trainings.
is on tuesdays and thursdays
6th, 8th and 13th dec 2005
10-12noon
MJC grounds.

meanwhile, last week of trainings in nov
still in TAMPINES sh
10-12nn
28 and 30th nov (monday wed)

=liz=

2005-11-18T22:14:00.000-08:00

blog???
for the mjc girls floorball?
or for the entire team?

oh yahz,
my jap exam is on tuesdayyyy!!!
hope hope hope i pass!
juz a c6 will do!!!
>.<
after that i'll go back to floorball trainingggg!
^^
=lisaaaaa

2005-11-17T00:10:00.000-08:00

BOO! we are officially in business!
GIRLS WE DID WELL FOR NP MATCH!
keep it up!

2005-11-16T19:44:00.000-08:00

okay guys! this is our blog from now on!