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By Muhammad Syarifuddin
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Feb. 10 2010 |
Temasek Hall came from a goal down at half time to beat Kent Ridge Hall 2-1 and claim the Inter-Hall Games (IHG) men’s soccer championship on Feb. 9.
Both teams went into the game at the Sports and Recreation Centre determined to end their respective IHG campaigns on a high, and Kent Ridge struck the first blow in the first half with a misplaced cross that somehow evaded the Temasek goalkeeper and lobbed into the net.
With a goal to their name, the team in blue dominated proceedings for the rest of the first half, as a disarrayed Temasek struggled to respond competitively with a counter-attacking strategy. |
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By Muhammad Syarifuddin
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Feb. 4 2010 |
Eusoff Hall reclaimed the Inter-Hall Games (IHG) men’s floorball championship on Feb. 3, as they edged a tight contest against a more experienced Temasek Hall side 3-2 at the Multi-purpose Sports Hall (MPSH).
There was no love lost between the two rivals as emotions and tempers flared, and the players matched their opposing numbers in tenacity, speed and aggression.
A scrappy opening period saw both sides struggle to enjoy extended periods of possession and create scoring chances. With the score goalless, tension grew all around the MPSH as supporters of both teams became more vociferous in urging the players on. |
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By Khaliesah binte Mohamed Hatta and Muhammad Syarifuddin
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Feb. 2 2010 |
Muhammad Elfi Mustapa and Muhammad Amirudin Jamal may appear just like any other sophomore at NUS, except that each has a Southeast Asian (SEA) Games medal in his pocket.
Mustapa and Jamal were part of the team that finished runners-up in the men’s 4 x 100m relay at last December’s SEA Games in Laos, breaking the national record for the event with a timing of 39.82 seconds in the process.
Psychology major Jamal, who has been actively competing in amateur athletics at the national level since he was 11, said that the experience of officially representing Singapore in an international competition felt “really professional.” |
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