We are placed in the 1st to 4th playoff grouping after the preliminaries group games. Our last group game ended 4 - 3 against ISS and with other results that gone our way, we were in the playoffs with OFS, CIS and German International School.
We played our first game yesterday aginst CIS and came off with a 5 - 0 win. It was the best game the boys have played so far. They supported each other very well and you could say all the work that we have put in during training is finally paying off.
The goals were scored by Bryan Neubronner, three infact and one each by Ewan Mok and Nicholas Choong.
Our next game will be on the 20th Nov on our ground against OFS whom we lost 2-3 the last round. Do come and support the team.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Saturday, October 25, 2008
U14 International Schools Soccer League
SJI International Played against Australian International School's B Team on the 21 Oct 2008 and came off with a 6 - 0 win.
The game started with us dictating the tempo of the match but similar to our last two games, we were finding difficulties in putting the ball into the net. The chances were abundant, they were either saved by the outstanding AIS goalkeeper or our players just put them wide. The breakthrough finally came in the last 10 minutes of the first half with Bryan Neubronner scoring our first goal. The first half ended with us having more chances but not adding to the goal telly.
As with the previous games, our team has the majority of the game but we find it difficult to finish team off. The second half against AIS was the same. With the minutes ticking away, both teams were tiring. Finally, we are able to add goals through Bryan, Wayne Lim, Ewan x 2 and Jared Chua. We won the game as well as adding to our goal difference which might be crucial as we are fighting to finish in the top two of the group with Chatsworth and Overseas Family Schools.
After the lastest game, we are second behind Chatsworth on goal difference. Our top scorer so far is Bryan Neubronner with 5 goals in total. The rest of the scorers are Thomas Cheong and Ewan Mok with 3 goals, Wayne Lim and Ali Jummabhoy with 2 each and Jared Chua with 1.
Our last game in the group stage will be on this coming Tuesday, the 28 Oct at 1630 against Internaitonal Schools of Singapore at SJII. Do come and support the team.
The game started with us dictating the tempo of the match but similar to our last two games, we were finding difficulties in putting the ball into the net. The chances were abundant, they were either saved by the outstanding AIS goalkeeper or our players just put them wide. The breakthrough finally came in the last 10 minutes of the first half with Bryan Neubronner scoring our first goal. The first half ended with us having more chances but not adding to the goal telly.
As with the previous games, our team has the majority of the game but we find it difficult to finish team off. The second half against AIS was the same. With the minutes ticking away, both teams were tiring. Finally, we are able to add goals through Bryan, Wayne Lim, Ewan x 2 and Jared Chua. We won the game as well as adding to our goal difference which might be crucial as we are fighting to finish in the top two of the group with Chatsworth and Overseas Family Schools.
After the lastest game, we are second behind Chatsworth on goal difference. Our top scorer so far is Bryan Neubronner with 5 goals in total. The rest of the scorers are Thomas Cheong and Ewan Mok with 3 goals, Wayne Lim and Ali Jummabhoy with 2 each and Jared Chua with 1.
Our last game in the group stage will be on this coming Tuesday, the 28 Oct at 1630 against Internaitonal Schools of Singapore at SJII. Do come and support the team.
Monday, October 6, 2008
U14 International Schools Soccer League
We played our best game to date with a 6 - o win over Tanglin Trust International School. The boys did fantastically in their play. Although the TTS boys were smaller in size than us, the team did well in their passing and off the ball running.
The first half started well for us with many of our attacks happening down our right wing. We had many goal scoring chances but did not make use of them, the break through finally came when Wayne Lim scored with a header from a well floated in corner from Bryan Neubronner. We added two more goals from Thomas Cheong and Ewan Mok during the first half.
The second half started in the same manner as how the first half ended with us creating the better chances but again failing to convert them. As time ticked on and the TTS boys tiring, we added three more goals through Bryan Neubronner and Ali Jumabhoy (2) to wrap up the game.
Our final group game will be on the 21 Oct when we travel to Australian International School. We will be attempting to finish either top or second in the group. See you then.
The first half started well for us with many of our attacks happening down our right wing. We had many goal scoring chances but did not make use of them, the break through finally came when Wayne Lim scored with a header from a well floated in corner from Bryan Neubronner. We added two more goals from Thomas Cheong and Ewan Mok during the first half.
The second half started in the same manner as how the first half ended with us creating the better chances but again failing to convert them. As time ticked on and the TTS boys tiring, we added three more goals through Bryan Neubronner and Ali Jumabhoy (2) to wrap up the game.
Our final group game will be on the 21 Oct when we travel to Australian International School. We will be attempting to finish either top or second in the group. See you then.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
2 Oct Sports Day.
SJI Internatioinal's first Track and Field Sports Day will be held this Thursday at the Toa Payoh Stadium. The event will start at 1300 hr.
On the day, school will function for the first 4 periods with the students being allowed to be in their PE kit.
The classes will be divided into 4 different coloured houses:
RED (Hse 1): 7MZA, 8RKI, 10CHO, 9RCR, 11AMA,.
GREEN (Hse 2): 7CPL, 8MCU, 9RBE, 10JGO, 11ASC.
BLUE (Hse 3): 7DFA, 8LHA, 9JTO, 10RRA, 11LHA.
YELLOW (Hse 4): 8PTO, 8DSA, 9HMA, 11GWK, 11JHJ (yellow font cant be seen clearly)
All students are reminded to be in their house colours when they are at the stadium. They are also reminded to bring along all the day's books in case of bad weather.
Good luck to all participants and have a great sports day.
On the day, school will function for the first 4 periods with the students being allowed to be in their PE kit.
The classes will be divided into 4 different coloured houses:
RED (Hse 1): 7MZA, 8RKI, 10CHO, 9RCR, 11AMA,.
GREEN (Hse 2): 7CPL, 8MCU, 9RBE, 10JGO, 11ASC.
BLUE (Hse 3): 7DFA, 8LHA, 9JTO, 10RRA, 11LHA.
YELLOW (Hse 4): 8PTO, 8DSA, 9HMA, 11GWK, 11JHJ (yellow font cant be seen clearly)
All students are reminded to be in their house colours when they are at the stadium. They are also reminded to bring along all the day's books in case of bad weather.
Good luck to all participants and have a great sports day.
U14 International Soccer League
The second game was played on the 23 Sept 2008 against OFS. The game satrted brightly for us with many chances that we failed to take. Finally, we made a breakthrough through Thomas Cheong.
Due to our inexperience, we gave away an easy goal immediately. The half finished all squared at 1 - 1.
We took the lead again in the seond half, again through a good finish by Thomas Cheong. Again, through a mixed up, we conceded a soft equaliser.
The rest of the game went on with us asking alot of questions but not getting the reply. Unfortunately, we let in a goal against the run of play.
The game ended 3 - 2 to OFS.
The boys were dishearted after the game but it was a lesson well learnt.
The next game will be on the 3 Oct at SJII, kickoff at 1630 hrs against TTS. Come support us!!!!!
Due to our inexperience, we gave away an easy goal immediately. The half finished all squared at 1 - 1.
We took the lead again in the seond half, again through a good finish by Thomas Cheong. Again, through a mixed up, we conceded a soft equaliser.
The rest of the game went on with us asking alot of questions but not getting the reply. Unfortunately, we let in a goal against the run of play.
The game ended 3 - 2 to OFS.
The boys were dishearted after the game but it was a lesson well learnt.
The next game will be on the 3 Oct at SJII, kickoff at 1630 hrs against TTS. Come support us!!!!!
Sunday, September 21, 2008
U14 International Schools Soccer League
YAHOO!!!! we won our first game. The boys won against Chatsworth International School by a score of 1-0. To many of the boys, it was their first competitive match.
The boys settled down first and would have scored on a few occasions if they were more adventurous. The first half ened 0-0.
The second half started with a goal line clearance by our goalkeeper Aldwin who did well to keep the ball out. The game got on with both sides having opportunities but not able to capitalise them. The breakthrough finally came in the last 10 mins when Bryan Neubronner broke through the line and scored a goal. Chatsworth never recovered from that and we have our official first win.
Our next game will be on the coming Tuesday (23 Sept, against Overseas Family School. The game will start at 1630 hr and will be played on our school field. Come and support the boys and spur us on to victory.
The boys settled down first and would have scored on a few occasions if they were more adventurous. The first half ened 0-0.
The second half started with a goal line clearance by our goalkeeper Aldwin who did well to keep the ball out. The game got on with both sides having opportunities but not able to capitalise them. The breakthrough finally came in the last 10 mins when Bryan Neubronner broke through the line and scored a goal. Chatsworth never recovered from that and we have our official first win.
Our next game will be on the coming Tuesday (23 Sept, against Overseas Family School. The game will start at 1630 hr and will be played on our school field. Come and support the boys and spur us on to victory.
Monday, September 15, 2008
U14 Soccer League
SJI-international will be participating in the International Schools' U 14 Soccer League starting this Friday 19 Sept. Our first opponent will be Chatsworth International school. We will be kicking off at 1645 hr and will be playing on our field.
The last time we met, we lost narrowly to them with a score of 1-2. Hopefully, we will get a better results this time. Come support us!!!
See this space for the results.
The last time we met, we lost narrowly to them with a score of 1-2. Hopefully, we will get a better results this time. Come support us!!!
See this space for the results.
Monday, September 8, 2008
Activity
All activities are back full swing! Please be reminded that it is compulsory for all students to be in at least one activity and that attendance is important. Failure to be present in any session will require a parent's letter or note.
Payment for Tennis activity for the month of September and October
The fees for the months of Sept and Oct is $105. Please get your child or ward to pass the payment to Jansen (Finance Asst.) in the office by the end of this week, as well as to settle all outstanding payment for the pass three month(May, July and August) . Thank you.
Payment for Tennis activity for the month of September and October
The fees for the months of Sept and Oct is $105. Please get your child or ward to pass the payment to Jansen (Finance Asst.) in the office by the end of this week, as well as to settle all outstanding payment for the pass three month(May, July and August) . Thank you.
Physical Education
The Break in September was a well deserved rest for most of us, but it was good to be back. The syllabus for the last part of the year will be as follows:
Year 7 - Soccer, Movement Education, PE theory.
Year 8 - Soccer, Netball, PE Theory.
Year 9 - Circuit Training, PE Theory.
Year 10 / FIB - Volleyball, PE Theory.
The students have enjoyed the games that we have taught so far.
Year 7 - Soccer, Movement Education, PE theory.
Year 8 - Soccer, Netball, PE Theory.
Year 9 - Circuit Training, PE Theory.
Year 10 / FIB - Volleyball, PE Theory.
The students have enjoyed the games that we have taught so far.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
PE classes for second half term
The students of SJI International are currently going through these various games in this term;
Year 7's - They are currently going through their swimming testwhich would be completed in three weeks time. They are also at the momment lerning the game of Netball, which is not a easy game to learn. They will be introduced the basic skills, rules and tactics of the game to allow them to enjoy the game.
Year 8's - At the momment, they are being introduced to the game of Volleyball. They are now building on the skills that they have learned in Year 7. They are also having their weekly endurance run around the campus.
Year 9's - The senior students have been going to Macrichite Reservior for their monthly 3 km run which many of them has taken a liking to. At the momment they are being introduced to the game of Touch Rugby which is a fantastic game to develop agility and fitness.
Year 10's/FIB - They are have just completed their lacross syllabus and are moving to the Volleyball component.
Year 7's - They are currently going through their swimming testwhich would be completed in three weeks time. They are also at the momment lerning the game of Netball, which is not a easy game to learn. They will be introduced the basic skills, rules and tactics of the game to allow them to enjoy the game.
Year 8's - At the momment, they are being introduced to the game of Volleyball. They are now building on the skills that they have learned in Year 7. They are also having their weekly endurance run around the campus.
Year 9's - The senior students have been going to Macrichite Reservior for their monthly 3 km run which many of them has taken a liking to. At the momment they are being introduced to the game of Touch Rugby which is a fantastic game to develop agility and fitness.
Year 10's/FIB - They are have just completed their lacross syllabus and are moving to the Volleyball component.
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