[28 Feb 2010 | One Comment | ]
Team CH vs NYP

The team faced NYP for their fifth game of the season. After 2 wins and 2 losses, the players were eager to do well this time round and everyone looked sharp during the warm up. As the coach briefed the team, the players were reminded to pay more attention on their defence, to settle into the game quickly and block off any shots that may come in. The team got past the first few minutes confidently but on the stroke of the 5th minute, NYP scored a brilliant goal which no one could have stopped.

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[8 Mar 2010 | No Comment | ]
BSS vs VS

The second semi-final is about to start. This game will determine the other finalist in the hotly contested ‘B’ Division Floorball Championships.

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[8 Mar 2010 | No Comment | ]
BMS vs NSS

Both teams are warming up on court, stepping up the intensity with every drill. Looks like it is going to be an exciting match ahead!

Friendly Matches »

[2 Mar 2010 | 11 Comments | ]
CHS vs SS

Siglap Secondary School arrived at Catholic High School for a second friendly game since the December holidays. With the Secondary 1 players having trained for several weeks, it was a good opportunity to expose them to a competitive game and if possible, play some part in the game.

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[21 Feb 2010 | One Comment | ]
Team CH vs Merahan Gunners

The team got off to a bad start, conceding within the minute after failing to close down the opponent. Bouyed by their early goal, they continued to press on and were rewarded again in the 10th minute. Jarryl pulled a goal back to keep us in the game before the period ended with a bench penalty to the opponent.

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[10 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]
AES vs CHS

Catholic High School ended their hopes of qualifying for the second round of the National Floorball Championships even as they overran Assumption English School by 9-1. In a game that the team needed to beat by almost 16 goals, the players started off well, keeping the tempo of the game high and always pressuring the defenders in an effort to win the ball back for possession. With a superior number of shots at goal, the team could only agonize at the numerous near misses which they attempted.