Remember that?

Remember Aisyah's goal that we mentioned a month back?

Now here we have it for you! Watch the white circle, that is Aisyah.

In the background, you will hear some men's voices. Those are the voices of some of the men who were there watching the training while they wait for their turn to head to the field for try-outs back then for the men's team...Needless to say, they were ..... quite impressed with the goal!

Republic Run

9 days ago, some from the team took some time out, woke up really early and came down for the annual Republic Run on a Sunday! Needless to say, it was a great 5km run for all and they all enjoyed the great wind and nice morning hours.

The team come together for a photo in their bright colored top and their bright smiles.
(Photo courtesy of Aliya of RP's Photo Team)

First win

The blog is definitely behind on the matches that is going on for the Youth League!

For the first victory over NYP, we have defender Fiza, a second year student, who shares her thoughts:

RPWST kicked off the match with a goal in mind to make a difference. When they faced NYP last year, they lost from a hard convincing fight with the final score of 3-0 but thi time round, they made a huge difference. RPWST was instead the one in the spotlight celebrating 2 goals in the match. The final score stood at 2-0.

First half of the match ended 0-0. Both teams fought hard but the ball possession was more in the hands of RPWST players. Centre defender, Ernie, tried shooting for goal outside the penalty box in the 30th minute. It was a great try but NYP's defence proved to be solid.

Referee blows the whistle indicating the start of the second half and while huddling, RPWST players were determined to make the best out of every opportunity they get as the game proceed.

It was definitely an energy boost and motivation for the team when Sarah scored the first goal through a shot outside the left of the penalty box. Scoring for the first time, Sarah See, as a senior and a left mid player looked stunned while she was circled by the others who were extremely thrilled.

That particular goal invited another when Afidah, top scorer for POL-ITE Games 2010, scored the second goal in the penalty box. Coach Siva tried his best to maintain the composure of the players in the field and told the team to remain calm and not to be too complacent as it might result in some carelessness which would be taken advantage of by NYP.

Final whistle and smiles were crafted on all of RPWST players. First victory for the first match and this would act as the key motivation to do well in the upcoming few matches.

Look out for the next match report!

3rd place!

Definitely we are late but nonetheless, achieving a medal is a must share news! At this year's Diva La, RPWST sent 2 teams, Green and White. In this post, we have Kate, who writes in about the event...

Once again it is game time for two teams to get pumped up and ready for the Diva La event. Only one game into the event and the White team was already on a good note, winning their first game.

Although fighting hard and only losing one game, the white team was knocked out after the first round. However, as Aisyah from the white team stated, "The new players got exposure to what soccer can be like" and that is what is all about.

As for the Green team, not only did they win all their games in the first round, they went on to achieve a medal and made the school proud, bagging 3rd place in the Champions Cup! Both teams led a great fight and came out winners in their own ways.

Congratulations to the Green team!

Photo courtesy of Pan Guan Shen
Top row (L-R): Jannah, Fifi, Zahidah
Bottom row (L-R): Salasiah (with trophy), Sheu and Ernie.