whizzcats junior football club

Thank You MODEC

2010-02-23T23:35:00.003+08:00

Whizzcats Junior Football Club would like to thank MODEC for its continued support by maintaining its sponsorship into 2010. I am sure our young players will benefit tremendously from MODEC's generosity.

No Training - Gong Xi Fa Cai

2010-02-08T21:43:00.002+08:00

Due to the Chinese New Year holidays, there will be NO training this Sunday 14 February 2010. Training will resume on 21st February 2010. The club would like to wish everyone Gong Xi Fa Cai.

Tampines Tournament 2009

2010-01-19T00:03:00.003+08:00

Congratulations to all our winners from the U8, 10,12 and 14 age group.

Resumption of Training

2010-01-05T10:57:00.003+08:00

Whizzcats training will resume on

Date: 17 January 2010

Time: 0900 hrs

Location: Evergreen Primary School

See you all then!

WJFC Graduation Night - Award Winners

2009-11-27T23:58:00.007+08:00

All the honours had been rolled out at the Whizzcats Junior FC Graduation Night. Congratulations to all the winners. For those who did not win, you can try again next year. The event's success would not have been possible if not for the hardwork of Coach Sulaiman and Coach Hisham as well as the support from the other trainers. We would like to thank also the two Emcees and the game conveners.

Last but not least, we would like to thank the parents and the players without whom the event would not have been meaningful.

WJFC Graduation Night 2009

2009-11-22T22:41:00.000+08:00

WJFC Family Day and Graduation for U12

2009-10-01T08:39:00.003+08:00

Registration fee: $20 per family

Form to be given out to parents 4 when training resumes

Activities of the day

4.30pm Parents to board bus (transport)

5.00pm Registration – Distribute door gift

Lucky draw & Nomination for Best Trainer Award

5.00pm – 6.00pm Light snack for parents (free and easy)

6.00pm – 6.30pm Presentation by Yusof / Rhaimie

6.30pm – 7.00pm Award Ceremony Starts

7.00pm to start Barbeque session

7.45pm Lucky Draw Session / Award Ceremony

8.15pm Continue Barbeque session

9.30pm Parents to board bus (transport)

Home Sweet Home!

Awards to look out for:

1) Most Valuable Player

2) Most Cute Player

3) Most Outstanding Player

4) Most Improved Player

5) Most “Active” Player

6) Most Quiet Player

Informal Awards

7) Most Candid / Photogenic Player

8) Most Popular Trainer

9) All trainers will receive a token of appreciation

Woodland Sunday Boys Invitational

2009-08-04T22:18:00.004+08:00

WJFC took part in the invitational tournament organised by Woodlands Sunday Boys on Sunday 2 August.

U10 got 2nd.

The team had lost to Putra United in a penalty kickoff with a scoreline of 3-2. The boys played their hearts out holding on to a 0-0 draw till the sudden death.

In the group stages, they lost 0-1 to Putra, won against WSB by 3-0, and beat WSA 1-0 to advance to the final.

U12 gets 4th after losing to WSB in the 3rd and 4th placing.

In their first ever appearance, our U15 got 5th. The boys played well agaisnt teams which were on average two years older than them.

Well Done to the Boys! Hip Hip HooRayyy!

Match report: Coach Hisham

Match Photos: Coach Zakaria

Coaches present: Coach Hisham, Coach Zakaria, Coach Mustafi and Coach Nasir

A Torrential Trainers Get-Together Barbeque

2009-06-28T23:48:00.006+08:00

The weather was not on our side. It was hot and humid for most of the day until 3.30 pm. Bless the rain!

Pasir Ris East CC Challenge Trophy 2009

2009-06-28T23:21:00.004+08:00

In the Pasir Ris East CC Challenge Trophy, Whizzcats Junior FC has emerged Runners Up. Congratulations to our Under 13 boys for this achievement. Keep it up.

Details:

Makaira Sports 0 vs Whizzcats Junior 1 - scorer Fathir
Sporting Junior 0 vs Whizzcats Junior 1 - scorer Fauzi
Canberra Pri Sch 0 vs Whizzcats Junior 1 - scorer Zulhelmi
Nitra United FC 0 vs Whizzcats Junior 0

Group Champion with 10 points.

Semi Final

Junior Soccer FC 0 vs Whizzcats Junior 2 - scorer Adam & Zulhelmi

Final

Nitra United FC 1 vs Whizzcats Junior 0

Reported by Coach Mustafi

Other Results

Whizzcats Team A

The team gave their best as they tried to fight with the bigger-sized players.

A player whom I think should be given credit is Irfan (P1) U8. He outshone the rest with his fighting spirit and hard tackles challenging the much bigger boys both in physique and age. He was constantly playing well in every game. As for the rest of the team, it was a good exposure for them.

Good job Team A.

Results for U10 Whizzcats A

1st game walkover

2nd game loss 0-3

3rd game loss 0-1

4th game loss 0-1

Reported by Coach Hisham

Whizzcats Team B

Well, one word which I can decribe this team: Excellent!

Although in terms of passing and shooting, they are still not there yet, BUT they have the team spirit. Most of the players in this team are playing in their first tournament but hey had displayed good fighting spirit as a unit.

I have to point out our beloved Aiman from U8 stole the whole show. He entertained everyone with his expression when running to the ball. He even shouted to his mom “Mummy, he pushed me!” when a player pushed him to challenge a ball.

But by end of the day, the kids got what they want , “Playing in the rain” and I think that really made their day!

Results :

1st Game : DRAW
2ND Game : Lost 1 – 0
3rd Game : Lost 1 – 0
4th Game : Lost 2 - 0

Reported by Coach Sulaiman

PBMS Soccer Tournament 31 May 2009

2009-06-07T08:15:00.002+08:00

Another very hot but FUN day for WJFC at PBMS soccer tournament on 31st May 2009.

For both Under 10 and Under 12, we have reached the quarter-finals. WELL DONE!

Result Details:

U10 - First Round

WJFC 0 - Team KUK 0

WJFC 2 - Bishan North 0 (scorer : Ryan Irfan)

WJFC 0 - Canberra Pri A 1

With 5 points in the first round our U10s qualified for quarter-final.

Quarter Final

WJFC 0 Future Soccer 1

___________________________

U12 - First round

WJFC 0 - WSA 1
WJFC 0 - Team 17 0
WJFC 0 - Future FC 0
WJFC 1 - Canberra Pri 0

With 5 points in the first round our U12s qualified for quarter-final.

Quarter-final

WJFC 0 - Bishan B 1

Reported by:

Coach Zakaria

Coach Hisham

The club would like to thank all trainers who were there to assist and especially to all parents who came to support.

Our Under 12s

All the action

Coach Hisham briefing the players

The Under 10s

A great work out for all!

Whizzcats @ West Coast

2009-04-11T00:23:00.002+08:00

SINGAPORE MALAYS FC FIESTA JUNIOR SOCCER 7s 2009

2009-04-11T00:05:00.005+08:00

Players' Achievement

2009-04-10T09:18:00.001+08:00

Well done to 5 of our players for the selection. All the best to them.

Whizzcats Registration 2009

2009-01-18T14:07:00.001+08:00

Date: 1st. Feb 2009

Time: 9.00am to 10.30am

Venue: Evergreen Primary School

Note: Please bring proper attire - soccer boots/sports shoes, t-shirt and shorts

First 50 to register will receive a Writing Notebook

We are the Champions!

2008-12-30T23:30:00.010+08:00

They came, they played, they conquered!

After four long years, Whizzcats Junior Football Club finally tasted victory when our Under 12 lads came up tops in the T-Net Sports Fiesta 08 Street Soccer Tournament.

The final match resulted in a draw. In the ensuing penalty shootout, our goalkeeper Naim became the hero when he saved one penalty and scored the winning goal.

We are very proud of the lads and it was a sweet victory for Whizzcats Junior as the achievement was delivered by our pioneer players - Zulhairie, Addam, Zulhilmi, Irfan Dinie and Naim

Apart from the players, we would like to congratulate the coaches as well - Zakaria, Anuar, Mustafi and Yusoff - for their dedication and belief in the boys and the club.

WJFC's management hopes that this victory will inspire the younger players and pave the way for more success.

The results were as follows:

Quarter final
Whizzcats 1 - Fusion Soccer Academy 0

Scorer: Zulhilmi

Semi final
Whizzcats 1 - Nanyang Niners 0

Scorer: Zulhilmi

Final
Whizzcats 5 - Nee Soon Central 4.

Whizzcats penalty taker s- Zulhairi, Addam, Zulhilmi and Naim.

Whizzcats Taking A Break

2008-12-01T22:39:00.002+08:00

The last tournament signals the end of the training with the coming of December holidays. This will give everyone - from players, coaches, trainers and parents - their deserved break.

We'll see you all after the first week of January.

Same time - same place.

SINGAPORE MALAY FC/SPORTING WESTLAKE FC JUNIOR SOCCER 5s CARNIVAL 2008

2008-12-01T21:47:00.003+08:00

Our Under 8 and Under 12 teams participated in the SINGAPORE MALAY FC/SPORTING WESTLAKE FC JUNIOR SOCCER 5s CARNIVAL 2008. The carnival took place at Kembangan. Despite the rain and water-logged pitches, 54 teams (under various categories) battled it out to become champions. Teams from Whizzcats did pretty - coming in fourth for both the Under 8 and Under 12.

For our boys it was one for the memory. Their achievements were commendable as they played against some of the best soccer clubs in Singapore, especially for our under 12 boys as it was to be their last tournament playing together as a team.

Kudos to Coaches Mustafi and Zakaria for a job well done and our deepest thanks to all the other coaches and trainers for their contributions throughout the year 2008.

Here are some photos from the tournament.

Testimonial Tournament for WJFC Pioneer Players 2004

2008-05-20T14:20:00.004+08:00

Whizzcats Junior FC Testimonial Tournament

22 June 2008

Participating Teams

Korean Super Red
Putra UTD
Fusion Soccer
Woodlands Sunday Boys
Nitra FC

Our First Corporate Sponsorship

2008-03-01T01:17:00.004+08:00

We are proud to announce that this year we secured our first sponsor – a modest sum of $500 annually from MODEC Management Services Pte Ltd.

This is possible due to the hard work of our volunteers. Kudos to Coach Hisham and team.

Whizzcats would like to express its sincerest gratitude to Modec’s GM Mr Daniel Cavin for the generous contribution.

We continue to welcome any individuals or organisations who wish to offer sponsorship or any form of assistance.

You can contact the Club Administrator, Mr Yusoff, if you wish to assist us in one way or another.

WE ARE THE WHIZZCATS

2008-01-09T01:30:00.002+08:00

We are WHIZZCATS JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB
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 Administrator
Mr Rhaimie Wahap
Email: whizzcats_jfc@singapore.com
Mobile: 91724602

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 r media. All rights reserved. www.rmedia.sg

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

WJFC at Woodlands Stadium

2007-07-12T00:31:00.000+08:00

Whizzcats at Woodlands Stadium

2007-07-11T23:51:00.000+08:00

Whizzcats Junior Football Club (WJFC) players had lots of fun in a 2-day football camp organized by Woodlands Wellington Football Club at the Woodlands Stadium on the 22nd and 23rd of July 2007.

Head coach Jorg Stienebrunner and Assistant coach Sivarajan handled the training for both days with the help of nine S-League players on each day. The junior players were taught the basics in dribbling, passing, shooting, heading and ball control, while the junior goalkeepers had the expert help in the form of ex-national custodian Yazid Yasin and Fadhil Salim. The main aim of the sessions is to teach to the junior players the beautiful game while having fun at the same time. Discipline is emphasized together with team work. Tactical and technical aspects were also thought to the kids to help make them better players in the future.

“It’s a joy watching these kids training and having fun. It’s also a change of environment for the players as we get to share our knowledge with these youngsters,” said Woodlands captain Ahmad Latiff.

Volunteer coaches and parents from WJFC were very grateful to Woodlands Wellington FC and the management committee for giving the junior players the opportunity to train and play with the S-League coaches and players. The kids were thrilled to have met players like Ahmad Latiff, Akihiro Nakamura, Sazali Salleh, Lucian Dronca and the rest of the team whom they usually see on TV. Meeting them was a dream come true for many of them. The enthusiasm and the dedication shown by the Woodlands players and coaching staff were really appreciated.

“The fun that we had with the kids over the last 2 days is something that we will cherish and we appreciate the effort put in by Evergreen Primary School as more that 70 kids came for the camp,” said Woodlands vice-captain Akihiro Nakamura.

Woodlands coach Jorg Steinebrunner had this to say, “The kids were very eager to learn and the players and coaches had a lot of fun doing the clinic. But at the end of the day, it was all about the kids. All we want is to teach them something and for them to have fun.”

INFORMATION ON FRIENDLIES OR TOURNAMENTS

2006-06-01T00:18:00.000+08:00

To Be Updated

WET WEATHER TRAINING

2006-04-22T14:05:00.000+08:00

Wet weather training will comprise the following:

Theory

Field - various elements
Soccer terms
Referee Rules
Common Fouls

Light Training

Throw-ins
Juggling
Trapping

Safety: Trainers please make sure that the training requires no running.

PLAYING AT SINGAPORE SPORTS SCHOOL

2006-03-19T15:11:00.000+08:00

Our Under 9 boys had a rare opportunity of playing on the artificial turf at Singapore Sports School (SSS). The game was against a team comprising of players under the SSS' external progamme for players below 12 years.

Front (from l to r): Naim, Clayton, Ilhan, Adil, Iqbal, Faathir, Nabil, Fadhil and Sophian

Back (from l to r): Fazeer, Ramtej, Danial, Ashraf, Syazman, Zulhairie, Danish, Fais, Amirin, Luqman, Fazree

The back four in line.

Thumbs-up!

All's well that ends well. Whizzcats would like to thank Mr Rajan for being a wonderful host.

OUR TRAINING ATTIRE SINCE 2004

2006-02-12T22:17:00.000+08:00

Attire 2007/08

Attire 2006/07

Attire 2005/06

Attire 2004/05

OUR FESTIVE GREETINGS

2006-01-17T20:48:00.000+08:00

PHOTO ALBUMS

2006-01-14T19:08:00.000+08:00

WELCOME NEW BATCH OF SS@S

2005-10-29T15:46:00.000+08:00

Trainers and volunteers from Whizzcats Junior FC would like to welcome the new players for the Sunday Soccer @ School.

Sunday Soccer @ School Fourth Batch - 1st Training Session

Sunday Soccer @ School Third Batch - 1st Training Session

Sunday Soccer @ School Second Batch - 1st Training Session

THANK YOU ALL

2005-09-12T17:06:00.000+08:00

THANK YOU all trainers for a job well done on the Graduation Carnival day.
Back Row L to R: Abd Razid, Roslan, Yusof, Razali, Zahari, Mohd Firdaus, Mazlan
Front Row L to R: Wong Kim Siong, Mustafi, Rizal, Khaswan, Zakaria, Rhaimie

OUR TRAINERS AND VOLUNTEERS

2005-02-17T10:29:00.000+08:00

OPPONENTS SINCE 2004

2005-01-18T15:35:00.000+08:00

MINI CARNIVALS SINCE 2004

2005-01-05T16:41:00.001+08:00

MINI CARNIVAL OF THE THIRD BATCH OF SUNDAY SOCCER @ SCHOOL

What: Mini Carnival Batch III
When: 27 August 2006. 0800-1130 (am)
Where: Evergreen Primary School

Guest Team: West Star United Soccer Club

Now you can view our videos too, courtesy of parent volunteer Firdaus. Please click on the link below:

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=ABD3BE36E2C6682F

Ball of a time

Cheetah players in action

Primary 2 players in action

It's the keeper's ball lah!

Players-in-waiting

What are you looking at?

Lining up for a free kick

Down but not out

MINI CARNIVAL OF THE SECOND BATCH OF SUNDAY SOCCER @ SCHOOL

Date: 19 June 2005

PUMA and JAGUAR before the match

PUMA and JAGUAR

LEOPARD and COUGAR before the match

LEOPARD and COUGAR

Part of the spectators

Parents vs Trainers exhibition match
The trainers team was humbled by the parents team by 3 goals to nil

MINI CARNIVAL OF THE FIRST BATCH OF SUNDAY SOCCER @ SCHOOL

Date: 18 December 2004

Leopard vs Cougar.

CERTIFICATES SINCE 2004

2005-01-05T16:41:00.000+08:00

OUR CERTIFICATES

Graduation Certificate 2004

Graduation Certificate 2005

Certificate of Appreciation to Trainers and Parent Volunteers

GRADUATION CARNIVALS SINCE 2004

2005-01-05T16:38:00.001+08:00

Sunday Soccer @ School Graduation Carnival 2007 – Batch III

Date: Saturday, 10 March 2007
Venue: Evergreen Primary School
Time: 0730-1230
Guest Team: Brazilian Soccer School

Cougar with Coach Anuar

Jaguar with Coach Rosli

Leopard with Coach Yusof

Puma with Coach Hisham

The earlybirds

Parents supporters

The stretching

Guest team: Brazilian Soccer School (Singapore)

The game

The trophies

The scoreboard

Prize Presentation Ceremony

Souvenirs for the guest team

Hail Leopard! Champion team for the 2006/07 Season.

GRADUATION CARNIVAL - SUNDAY SOCCER @ SCHOOL II

Tan Kah Teo Challenge Trophy

Mr Tan Kah Teo Challenge Trophy
2005 Champion: PUMA
Captain Ashraf and top scorer Syazman of Puma with the Tan Kah Teo challenge trophy.
Champion Team - PUMA.
1st Runner-up - Combined team of Cougar and Cheetah.

Best New Player: Clayton Koh

Top Scorer: Md Syazman

Coach of the Year: Mustafi Ahmad

Date: 10 September 2005
Time: 0800-1230
Venue: Evergreen Primary School

GUEST TEAM: NITRA UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB

The Challenge trophy waiting to change hands.

PUMA (Blue) and COUGAR before the final kickoff.

Memento to Nitra United FC Manager, Mr Sallehudin.

Our patron, Mr Tan poring over the players.

The players looking very eager to receive their medals and trophies.
Thank you Mr Tan.

GRADUATION CARNIVAL - SUNDAY SOCCER @ SCHOOL I

Leopard Captain, Endure Goh, lifting the coveted Tan Kah Teo Challenge Trophy. Leopard, under Coach Mustafi, was the overall champion after defeating Puma in the final.

FRIENDLIES SINCE 2004

2005-01-05T16:38:00.000+08:00

What: WJFC vs Putra FC friendship game
Where: Evergreen Primary School

What: WJFC vs Makaira FC friendship game
When: Sunday, July 22, 2007
Where: Evergreen Primary School

What: WJFC vs Chong Pang CSC friendship game
When: Sunday, July 01, 2007
Where: Evergreen Primary School

WHAT: Friendship game with Bedok Youth Soccer Club

WHEN: 29 April 2006
WHERE: Junyuan Primary School, Tampines

Could have been an enjoyable outing except for the injury to one of the players - Muhd Takdirnurhakim. He fell awkwardly when going for the ball twisting his ankle causing it to swell. And after the parents game, there was a slight verbal argument between youth players from both sides. However it ended amicably.

Coach Yusoff giving some last minute instructions to the U12 players.

The U10 in action.

WHAT: Friendship game with Home United (Naval Base)
Where: Evergreen Primary School
When: Sunday 12 March 2006
0800-1130

Our Under 9 players up against a mixed Home United (Naval Base) squad.

What: Dragon 45 FC vs WJFC
When: 4 December 2005
Where: Victoria Junior College

The friendship game with Dragon 45 was a success. Faces of joy were visible - from players, parents to trainers. The presence of our Vice Principal Mr Martin Tan added to the joyous occasion. Our hosts, Mr Kishimoto and his trainers, players and parents were splendid in terms of their hospitality. Dragon 45 is a very good side indeed, I am sure our players have learnt much from them. Below are some action shots taken:

WJFC MENTOR TEAM

What: EPFC vs WJFC
When:
Where: Siglap Secondary School

Players played in their first away friendly - against Elias Park FC under the managership of Ms Carol.

Players in their first bus ride to an away venue.
The match begins ...
The end of a tiring but exciting day.

What: WJFC vs NUFC friendship game
When: 14 August 2005
Where: Evergreen Primary School

The friendship game between Whizzcats Junior Fc and Nitra United FC was a roaring success. Not only good ties were forged but our U8 boys had real fun playing their first friendly game against teams from other club.

Danish in goal.

Our U10 boys in action.

What: WJFC vs BYUSC friendship game
When: 5 January 2005
Where: Evergreen Primary School

We have really learnt a lot from Bedok Youth United Soccer Club under the leadership of Mr KP Tan. The players are both disciplined and skilful as well.

Second half pep talk.

TOURNAMENTS SINCE 2004

2005-01-05T16:37:00.000+08:00

Ang Mo Kio Secondary School 9-aside Invitational
Sunday, December 16, 2007

Our U12 boys came in joint third - They went home with medals and $100 prize money. Well done boys!

PERSADA (The Friendship Cup) CUP 2007

HO PENG KEE CUP 2006

KE-Burgmann Invitational Cup 2005

Whizzcats Junior Football Club's Under 10 players participated in their first tournament - the KE-Burgmann Invitational Cup 2005. We did not become the champions but we did not go back empty-handed either. We were third runner-up but there were smiles all around as the players got more than just winning - the experience of playing in a real tournament.

Players, Trainers and Parent Volunteers.

We came, we played, we got muddied.

Players waiting to receive their 3rd runner-up medals.

... ah, finally.

Medal presentation at our home ground.

All smiles at the end of Whizzcats' very first tournament for players under 10.

YOUTH SOCCER ACADEMY LEAGUE CHALLENGE 2005

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WJFC's under 12 players came second in the Youth Academy League Challenge organised by Bayern Munich Singapore Fan Club. Congratulations to all players. Medals were presented to them by Vice Principal Mr Martin Tan during the friendship game with Dragon 45 FC. The medals and cap were a fitting farewell gift as most of the players will start their secondary education next year. Md Zulfadhli emerged as the tournament's top scorer.

Our first game against One Infinity. Our boys were down but not out yet.

vs FC Bayern Soccer Academy. Our second keeper, Md Khair, facing up to challenges.

The match against Balestier Khalsa Sunday Programme. The weather was marvellous, wished we could say the same for the playing field.

vs FC Bayern Soccer Academy at our home ground. Part of the first XI lining up before the game. Our top scorer, Md Zulfadhli (3rd from left) grimacing.

vs CPSA. We lost 3-5, but it was a classic display of attacking soccer.

The match which was not meant to be.

Tournament Report

The Youth Soccer Academy League Challenge for WHIZZCATS Junior Football Club's Under 12 ended on a low note. No, not because we did not become the champion but because in our supposedly last match with Balestier Khalsa, the club which was supposed to embody the professionalism and ambition of Singapore soccer turned out to be a farce.

MENTOR NEWS

2005-01-05T16:34:00.000+08:00

GAME RECORD

Game 1 Lost
vs Northern Redbacks - away Score - 2 : 1 Scorer/s - Mazlan (1)

Game 2 Lost
vs Darul Arqam - home Score - 3 : 4 Scorer/s - Danial (1), Razid (1), Firdaus (1)

Game 3 Win
vs Admiralty CSC - away Score - 2: 3 Scorer/s - Zahid (2), Yusof (1)

Game 4 Lost
vs AON - home Score - 2:3 Scorer/s - Zahid (1), Firdaus (1)

Game 5 Null and void - incompatible age group
vs Elias Park FC Under 20

Game 6 Win
vs Dragon 45 FC - away Score - 1:2 Scorer/s - Martin Tan (1), Imran (1)

Game 7 Lost
vs AON - neutral ground Score - 4:3 Scorer/s - Samsaidi (1), Imran (1)

Game 8 Lost
vs Infocomm Development Authority - neutral ground Score - 5:4 Scorer/s - Danial (1), Zahid (1), Razid (1), Imran (1)

Game 9 Null and void - Scorer for opponent is our own player - loan to them
vs MUIS - away Score - 1:0 Scorer/s - Mohd Faisal (for the other team)

Game 10 Draw
vs Bedok Youth SC - away Score - 2:2 Scorer/s - Shahdan (1) and Shahbirin (1)

Game 11 Win
vs Sakai FC - neutral ground Score - 8:2 Scorer/s - Samsaidi (2), Fauzi (1), Shahdan (1), Anuar (1), Hisham (2), Izyan (1)

Discussing half-time tactics.

Mentors taking a breather - from left Mazlan, Razid, Firdaus and Rizal.

After a hard game.

CLUB HONOURS SINCE 2004

2005-01-05T13:33:00.000+08:00

Youth Soccer Academy League Challenge 2005 - (Under 12) 1st Runner-up

KE Burgmann Invitational 2005 - (Under 10) Fourth

Ang Mo Kio Secondary 9-aside Invitational 2007 - (Under 12) Third

PLAYERS INFORMATION

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Player Equipment

Soccer boots
Soccer boots must be made of rubber for the base and studs (metal/hard plastic is not allowed).

Shin guards
Soccer is a contact sport. Shin guards help reduce the chance of injury to the shin (tibia), the third-most likely area of the body to be injured playing soccer, according to a recent study. Wearing shin guards is compulsory for all official matches (friendly and tournament).

Training attire for any events organised by WJFC
WJFC official training T-shirt with black shorts.

Socks
Long socks to cover shin guards. Preferably black.

INFORMATION FOR PARENTS

2004-12-27T14:53:00.000+08:00

WET WEATHER TRAINING AND NOTIFICATION

The decision to call off training on rain days will only be decided at 5 pm. Decision will be taken by the club’s Administrator and the Head Coach. If the rain stops at 5 pm, training will resume at 5:15 - 5:30 pm and will end 60 minutes later. If rain still continues at 5 pm, a “No Training” will be declared and a sign will be posted at the gate. In any case of cancellation, a make-up training will be followed automatically the following Sunday.

In any instance, trainers will be around to advise parents and players. If training is cancelled, they will retain responsibility for supervising the players until they have been collected or in cases where the child goes on his own, parents will be notified of the cancellation via the child’s respective coaches.

If it rains during practice, training will be curtailed and the children will be taken to a sheltered location.

Parents please take note:

Cancellations due to wet weather can be obtained by calling the following – only after 5 pm.

Administrator
Mr Yusof Abdul Wahab
Email: whizzcats@gmail.com
Mobile: 96490285

or

Vice Administrator
Mr Rhaimie Wahap
Email: whizzcats_jfc@singapore.com
Mobile: 91724602

Parents/Guardian may choose not to send their child(ren)/ward if they feel the weather is bad.
Parents are encouraged to monitor the weather conditions and have their children collected early if the weather makes it impossible to train.

PARENTS CODE OF CONDUCT

Parents have a great influence on children’s enjoyment and success in football. All children play football because they first and foremost love the game – it’s fun.

It is important to remember that however good a child may become at football within our club it is important that we reinforce the message to parents that positive encouragement will contribute to:

Children enjoying football
A sense of personal achievement
Self-esteem
Improving the child’s skills and techniques

Please remember that a parent’s expectations and attitudes have a significant bearing on a child’s attitude towards:

Other players
Volunteer officials
Coaches
Game officials
Spectators
Opponents

At WJFC we want to ensure that the parents are always positive and encouraging towards ALL of the children and not just their own.

We therefore encourage you to:

Applaud all children as well as your own
Avoid coaching your child from the sidelines during training or games – be a volunteer coach if you want to do so.
Respect the coach and other volunteer officials, they are volunteers giving their personal time to provide a recreation for your child. (Criticism of the training method in a constructive manner is highly welcomed.)

The following are prohibited at all time (training ground and game venues):

Smoking, using drugs and drinking alcohol
Using profanities or display any form of unruly and negative behaviour
Striking, shoving, threatening to strike coaches, club officials, players, game officials or spectators

NEWS, VIEWS AND FEEDBACK

2004-12-21T13:12:00.000+08:00

NEWS

Social Soccer - The Amateur Soccer Scene Portal
An Interview with Whizzcats Junior Football Club

Whizzcats Junior Football Club was founded in March 2004 by a group of volunteer parents. Social Soccer took the opportunity to interview the club administrator, Mr Rhaimie to learn more of his club and programmes they have to offer to the masses. Read more

Bedok Youth United Soccer Club News

A successful Whizzcats Junior FC Graduation Carnival and not so cool Bedok Youth Daddies Soccer Team.

Whizzcats Junior FC, in partnering with Evergreen Primary School, has successfully organised their very first Graduation Carnival. Read More

Woodlands Wellington Website
RAMs Reaches Out

Woodlands Wellington Football Club together with Evergreen Primary School and their junior football program the Evergreen Whizzcats organized a 2 day football camp at the Woodlands Stadium on the 22nd and 23rd of July 2007. Read More

COMMENTS
'You guys are doing a great job, we can see from the 1st training
that the kids are having a great time - keep it up.'

Deep & Reeta