Thursday, January 29, 2009

Uni Football - NFL Div 2 (Jollilads Project)

Guys, NTU is taking charge to form a Uni team for NFL DIV 2. Interested players please let me know before you go for the selection as we'll need to submit your NRIC & student details.


"Please help to spread the word to the boys in your team to let them know we will be embarking on the preparation to the 2009 season soon.

 

The 1st selection will be on Sat, 7/2/09, 3pm at NTU. Please let me know by next wed (4/2):

1)      Who from jollilads/AUG project 2008 still keen?

2)      How many new players keen to join us? Could provide me with their names and possible playing positions too.

 

Only Singaporeans allowed as NFL Div 2 does not allow foreigners."

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Girl's Team Recruitment Drive

The girl's will be holding a recruitment drive outside the canteen from Wed (21st) to Fri (23rd). 12nn to 3pm. Those who have not been assigned any duties, please help out. Contact either Joan or Su. Boys are welcome to help too..

SMU friendly

Girl's friendly against SMU is confirmed.

Date: 7th Feb 2009 (Saturday)
Place: Braddell-Westlake Secondary School
Kick-off: 5pm
Attire: Red Adidas jersey, black shorts, black socks and shin pads.

IVP 2009: NP vs SIM


More photos in Facebook's SIM Soccer Group. I have battle scars that came along with it. Those who laughed. Thanks ah.

Kamy






Saturday, January 17, 2009

Results for IVP 2009

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Date:
Friday, 9th Jan
Match 1SIM 1 - 0 RP
Scorer: Ram
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Date:
Monday, 12th Jan
Match 2SIM 0 - 2 ITE
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Date:
Thursday, 15th Jan
Match 3: SMU 2 - 0 SIM
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Date:
Monday, 19th Jan
Match 4: NP 3-2 SIM
Scorer: Terence, Ryan

Monday, January 12, 2009

IVP 2009 Group B Tables

Team

SIM

ITE

NP

SMU

RP

 

 

 

SIM

0 - 2

2-3

0-2

1 - 0

 

 

 

ITE

2 - 0

0 - 0

5-0

1-2

 

 

 

NP

3-2

0 - 0

1 - 1

2 - 5

 

 

 

SMU

2-0

0-5

1 - 1

0 - 0

 

 

 

RP

0 - 1

2-1

5 - 2

0 - 0

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pos.

Team

GP

Win

Lose

Draw

GS

GA

Pts

SIM

4

1

3

0

3

7

3

NP

4

1

1

2

6

8

5.5

SMU

4

1

1

2

3

6

5.5

Qualify

RP

4

2

1

1

5

3

7

Qualify

ITE

4

2

1

1

8

2

7

Format:

3 points shall be awarded to the winner

0 points for the loser

1 point for a scoreless draw

1.5 points for a draw with scores.

Saturday, January 10, 2009

Recovering from games

Follow the five guidelines below for ideas on how to speed recovery in tournament and regular scheduled game situations.

1. Food and Hydration-

a. One source said that the ideal time for replenishing your carbohydrate stores is 30-60 minutes after your game or practice. This is especially important for soccer teams that sometimes have multiple competitions in a day. When replenishing fluids, drink about 20 ounces per pound of body weight lost during the match. Next be sure to replenish carbohydrate stores with a carbohydrate-protein mix. One study showed that a carbohydrate-protein mix is more effective than a traditional 6% carbohydrate only sports drink. (1)

b. A research study compared a team that ate a carbohydrate rich meal to a team that ate a normal meal. The team that ate the carbohydrate rich meal covered 25% more distance. This shows that having enough of the right fuels in the body for competition play a big part in how the game is played.

2. Stretching-

a. Always stretch after training or games. This will decrease the soreness that sometimes appears after training. Perform nice easy static stretching focusing primarily on the lower extremities.

3. Self Massage-

a. Massage is widely known as an effective tool for recovery. The problem is many teams don’t have the budget for a massage therapist. To overcome this, use a foam roller or a slightly flat soccer ball. Roll specific muscles over the foam roller or soccer ball for effectiveness. Your focus should be on the lower extremities. Self Massage is used to increase blood flow, relax the nerves and loosen muscle. Important Note: Self massage can be uncomfortable but even a professional massage has uncomfortable moments.

4. Hot Cold contrast baths-

a. The hot-cold contrast baths can also advance recovery. To perform Hot-cold contrast baths simply sit in hot water for about 2 minutes 30 seconds then about 45 seconds in the cold water. Repeat this a few times for maximum benefits.

5. Sleep-

a. Athletes must sleep to recover. If they don’t get enough sleep their physical performance will be impaired.