Football

Convenor: Amos Boon | Article by: Deferdauz Noordin

TEQBALL

We are excited to announce, at the time of writing, that some of our players will be taking part in the inaugural Teqball Challenger Cup this December at OCBC Square. This competition is organized by the Teqball Association of Singapore and the winners of the tournament will be given a chance to represent Singapore in the international arena next year. The tournament is also a partnership with The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) as part of their fans engagement during the AFF Suzuki Cup (Southeast Asia’s premier football competition). Teqball is one of the fastest growing sport in the world ever since it was recognized by the Olympic Committee of Asia (OCA). It is a sport that is played on a curved table, combining the elements of football and table tennis. The players are allowed to hit a football with any part of their body, except for their arms and hands. The game can be played between two players (singles) or four players (double). A Teqball match consists of best-of-three sets and each set is played until a player or team reaches 12 points. Also, a player is not allowed to touch the ball with the same body part and to return the ball with the same body part twice consecutively. Our Football Section is extremely excited for the event and we wish all our players the best. We are confident that you will make the Section proud!

From left: SCC SFL player Russell posing with the table; Teqball single’s game practice over at the Padang.

RESUMPTION OF TRAINING SESSIONS

The SCC SFL Men’s and Women’s teams, along with the SCC Tigers team, have recently resumed training again after a two-month break. Our players are now allowed to train within groups of five and they have been working hard to regain their fitness levels and technical skills.

Golf

Convenor: Bala Supramaniam | Article by: Victor Olsen

COME HELL OR HIGH WATER, GOLFERS NEVER STOP PLAYING… NOT UNTIL THE LIGHTNING GOD STRIKES!

1 NOVEMBER 2021, CHANGI GOLF COURSE

Game registration flew off the charts for the long-awaited Golf Section game at Changi. Nothing less than a full SCC turnout played the 18 holes with such pent-up energy that even our regular Changi host wild boars and monkeys decided to enjoy a nice afternoon nap and leave us to cut the grass with our clubs. We whacked and chased that dimpled golf ball doggedly through 18 holes of wet fairways, sand bunkers and a game-stopping short thunderstorm. Some knocked back a few cans of beer with homemade savoury bites when the course was temporarily closed (sic!) The SCC Golf Section camaraderie is legendary. And, yes, we observed strict safe distancing protocol while we enjoyed a light aftergame dinner and drinks under the stars. The balmy cool sea breeze wafting the beautiful sea front lawn of the Changi Golf Club set the perfect backdrop. Enough said. Enjoy the photos!!