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"stepping out on my own"
Friday, December 10, 2004
bball results

Announcing Results of Men's Open For Sin Chong (Dan's team):

Sin Chong VS Rong Da:
Sin Chong lost by 8 pts mainly due to lack of players. Their offence was off and their defence was shabby. But they managed to play quite well at the start, and tried to pick up at the end. However, time was against them and they lost.

Sin Chong VS Tong Whye:
Sin Chong won by thirty points (98:68). The game was pretty tight in the first half with Sin Chong leading by 1 at half-time. However, Sin Chong's morale increased in the second-half and they beat Tong Whye flat out. Everything was going well for Sin Chong, esp offensive wise. Plenty of fast breaks and great plays. This was the best match for the team in this competition. Teamwork was wonderful and the players managed to score well, as well as practice good defence. The top scorer for Sin Chong was Danny Lim Kanson with 22 points. The game was rough and tough with a few elbows in the face for Tong Whye players.