Tuesday, January 18, 2005
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WE ARE THE WHIZZCATS
Many in One
Club History
Founded in March 2004, Whizzcats Junior Football Club (WJFC) is managed totally by volunteers. The Club had its first introductory training session on 7 March 2004 at an open field near Blk 655, Woodlands Ring Road before approaching Evergreen Primary School with a proposal to conduct Sunday soccer programme.
Founding Members
Rhaimie Wahap
Abdul Razid Mohamed
Razali Wahap
Rizal Wahap
Contact Persons:
Administrator Mr Yusoff Abdul Wahab Email: whizzcats@gmail.com Mobile: 96490285 or
Vice Administrators Mr Mohamad Hisham Email: cowboy_t2027@yahoo.com.sg Mobile: 96464083
and
Sulaiman Rashid
Mobile: 98443135
Our club colours are Orange, Black and White.
Our Logo It depicts the profile of a generic representation of the cat family with a soccer ball entrenched in its mouth signifying firm control and composure. The cat was chosen because of its agility, acute vision and hearing. All cats are digitigrade — they walk on their toes with the back part of the foot raised and that is the stance all good soccer players adapt.
The W of the acronym WJFC is specially designed to represent bared fangs signifying aggressiveness and tenacity.
The six patterns on the ball represent the club’s 6-point Code of Conduct with the main – RESPECT – taking centre-stage.
Logo design by Rhaimie and Rizal Wahap © 2004. All rights reserved.
Our Manifesto
Our Vision – To mould our young into balanced individuals – healthy body, healthy mind
Our Mission – We are committed to enhance individual’s motor skills, physical fitness, movement exploration and social development through the game of soccer
Our Philosophy – Humility in knowledge – those who are more skilful than others are encouraged to teach rather than jeer
Our Motto – Many in One – we may come from different backgrounds but when we don our team colours, we are one
Our Code of Conduct
- Always respect club’s elders, teammates, game officials and opponents
- Always encourage and uphold fairplay and sportsmanship
- Always have a positive attitude
- Always lead by example, follow with thinking
- Always be disciplined
- Always be humble in winning and gracious in losing
Our Objectives
- To encourage participation in and enjoyment of soccer to young players.
- To develop the skills and fitness of all participating players and officials.
- To provide a positive and competitive environment to play developmental soccer.
- To promote sportsmanship and fair play in young players.
- And lastly using soccer as a platform, teaching life’s experiences that await children. Teamwork, improvement of individual skills, interaction with other people in a structured environment, listening, successes and failures are all lessons that need to be experienced at a young age.
Our Training Ground: Evergreen Primary School, 31 Woodlands Circle
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