After almost two months, the team finally will be playing their last game of the season. It has been a rewarding competition and the players were looking forward to enjoying this match. Yokohama has been in scintillating form and overran almost all their opponents in the league, which was no surprise as they have several talented national players among their ranks. The players from Team CH would definitely gain a lot of insight playing against them. It was not long before the game began following a short brief from the coach.

Team CH were due to face off with Victorian today on a late Sunday night. The players were up against a very good team with technically sound players who can pass the ball well. Nevertheless, the coach has a simple plan in mind for the game and the players rose to the occasion and played according to plan. With some luck, the result might have shifted in our favour.

The team faces Hillgrove Secondary School for their final group game. Having only lost one game and a superior goal difference, the result of this game is of minimal consequence to qualification as the opponents would only be on par at 6 points even if they won.

It was an early Sunday morning which would have most of us snuggled up in bed, but the players from Team CH were up and ready to play their game way before their coach arrived. Similarly to the previous weekend, the opponents only reached the court 15 minutes before the match after the players were all warmed up and ready to go. Buoyed by the victory last week, the players were eager to get a good win today as well having observed their opponents in the earlier games. However, their …

After a training session in the morning to fine tune their defensive positioning, the players rested enough to prepare themselves for the late match against Team TJ. There was a moment of anticipation when the opponents were nowhere to be seen 15 minutes from time but they eventually arrived, coming straight from their training camp in school.