Firebrands
Final standing: 6th/6
Goals scored: 7
Goals conceded: 28
Biggest win: NA
Biggest loses: 1-10 (v Dalat Falcons)
Highest scoring match: 1-10 (v Dalat Falcons)
Total penalty minutes: 24 minutes
Most committed foul: Incorrect distances(12 minutes)
Top scorer: Daniel Tan (6 goals)
Top assist: Andrew Chan (2 assists)
Point leaders:
1. Daniel Tan (6+1)
2. Andrew Chan (0+2)
3. Chan Per Yue (1+0)
Penalty leaders:
1. Daniel Tan (8 mins)
2. Alex Low (4 mins)
James Tan (4 mins)
Best player:
As the most experienced player in the team, it was not surprising that the goalie, Bryan Koh emerged as the most consistent player of the team.
Having trained under Frontliners for a year or so, 2009 saw the goalie signing a new allegiance with Firebrands instead. It was his relentless shot stopping ability that protected and prevented the already fragile defence of the newly form team.
His heralded heroics saves earned him a place in the PFL Division 2 All-Star team. Congratulations!
It would mark as a milestone for the boy but there should be no stopping, there is still much room for improvement.
Borak says:
It was an expected position for the new team to end up with. Last place was the destination but the process of Firebrands getting there did raise some eyebrows.
The team core force consisted of tough guys, Alex Loh, Andrew Chan and James Tan. With their natural brute, they often out muscled smaller opponents. While they depend solely on Daniel Tan's poacher instinct to notch in the goals. The rest of the team, who were mainly kids, didn't have much playing time as the coach was trying to keep the competitiveness level of the team.
With little to lose and everything to gain, the team played without fear and shown little respect to the rest. Most games, toughness without skill saw them being crushed, however, in other games, their battling spirit really unsettled their opponents.
The highlight of their campaign was the near win against 300 where their lead was diminished minutes before the final whistle. 2 points is always better but as a totally new team, 1 point would do them some real good.
The league may have ended, but for Firebrands, it is just the beginning of their Floorball journey. Train hard and continue to play with heart!
Final standing: 6th/6
Goals scored: 7
Goals conceded: 28
Biggest win: NA
Biggest loses: 1-10 (v Dalat Falcons)
Highest scoring match: 1-10 (v Dalat Falcons)
Total penalty minutes: 24 minutes
Most committed foul: Incorrect distances(12 minutes)
Top scorer: Daniel Tan (6 goals)
Top assist: Andrew Chan (2 assists)
Point leaders:
1. Daniel Tan (6+1)
2. Andrew Chan (0+2)
3. Chan Per Yue (1+0)
Penalty leaders:
1. Daniel Tan (8 mins)
2. Alex Low (4 mins)
James Tan (4 mins)
Best player:
As the most experienced player in the team, it was not surprising that the goalie, Bryan Koh emerged as the most consistent player of the team.
Having trained under Frontliners for a year or so, 2009 saw the goalie signing a new allegiance with Firebrands instead. It was his relentless shot stopping ability that protected and prevented the already fragile defence of the newly form team.
His heralded heroics saves earned him a place in the PFL Division 2 All-Star team. Congratulations!
It would mark as a milestone for the boy but there should be no stopping, there is still much room for improvement.
Borak says:
It was an expected position for the new team to end up with. Last place was the destination but the process of Firebrands getting there did raise some eyebrows.
The team core force consisted of tough guys, Alex Loh, Andrew Chan and James Tan. With their natural brute, they often out muscled smaller opponents. While they depend solely on Daniel Tan's poacher instinct to notch in the goals. The rest of the team, who were mainly kids, didn't have much playing time as the coach was trying to keep the competitiveness level of the team.
With little to lose and everything to gain, the team played without fear and shown little respect to the rest. Most games, toughness without skill saw them being crushed, however, in other games, their battling spirit really unsettled their opponents.
The highlight of their campaign was the near win against 300 where their lead was diminished minutes before the final whistle. 2 points is always better but as a totally new team, 1 point would do them some real good.
The league may have ended, but for Firebrands, it is just the beginning of their Floorball journey. Train hard and continue to play with heart!
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