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nuss annual report 2006 Action-packed floorball clinics Golfers enjoy themselves on and off the course Soccer 7s CUP Champion Communication Agent FC Land Transport Authority First Runner-up Staff Club Team B Second Runner-up NUS Undertakers PG PLATE Champion NUSS Team A First Runner-up Kowloon Club 0 Floorball From September to November 2006, the Sub-Committee collaborated with the Singapore Floorball Association to organise three floorball clinics for members to get acquainted with the sport. The section now has 20 members and continues to grow steadily. Golf The Golf section was kept extremely busy in 2006 organising its regular monthly medals, which brought participants from the familiar greens of Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia to the scenic courses of Kunming, China. These trips, together with Golf section highlights like the Ang Pow Golf Game, Golf Annual and AGM Golf Game enjoyed strong support from participants. The Golf section also represented the Society at the NUSS-PAUM Games in September 2006. Without a doubt, the most memorable golf tournament of the year was the NUS-NUSS Centennial Golf Challenge on 19 February 2006. Spearheaded by the Golf section, this nationwide record-making event succeeded through the collaborative efforts of NUS and NUSS as well as the support of participating golf clubs and generous sponsors. In efforts to promote the game, the section organised structured golf lessons leading to a Proficiency Certificate and complimentary weekly lessons at Bukit Batok Driving Range and Keppel Club Driving Range. NUSS golfers in Kunming, China Running Club Since its inception in September 2006, the Running Club has organised monthly runs around the Kent Ridge campus for its members. In the pipeline are plans to organise a mass run for NUSS members in early 2007. Soccer Soccer section members remained on top of their game with 19 monthly friendlies against various social teams at the St Wilfred soccer field and The Cage. The section also organised the Soccer 7s tournament. Squash The Squash section has a core of active members who meet regularly on Monday and Thursday evenings for section games. In 2006, they had two friendly games, one with West Coast Recreation Club and the other one with NUS. Internally, the section had an AGM game and a post Christmas game to close the year.
Table Tennis The Sub-Committee established the Table Tennis section to cater to the broader sporting needs of NUSS members. Aside from participating in recreational sessions, section members also competed in the NUSS-PAUM Games. Tennis The Tennis section kept a full calendar in 2006 by participating in external tournaments such as the Interclub Singles League, Interclub Doubles Knockout and Interclub Doubles League. The section also played at the Singapore Swimming Club’s 7 th Invitational Tennis Tournament in February, hosted a friendly match with Swiss Club in March, played in a friendly match hosted by Tanglin Club in September and another friendly at the clay courts of Batu Pahat on the way back from the NUSS-PAUM Games. In June, to mark the demolition of the tennis courts at Kent Ridge Guild House, a farewell bash was held (with a tie-break shoot out) that lasted till midnight. In addition to participating in external competitions, the first internal doubles league was held in June for section members. Notwithstanding the lack of home courts and the participants having to make their own court arrangements, the section was able to attract 25 pairs for this inaugural event. All teams, both men and ladies, were graded into five groups of five teams each, and competed on a round robin format within their respective groups over three months. The winning teams of each group were: Group 1 Adriano Ortega / Paul Wong Group 2 Ronny Chew / James Seah Group 3 William Lai / Winston Ng Group 4 Chua Li Suan / Iris Chan Group 5 Margaret Lee / Chi Ching The NUSS Team Tennis 2006 was notably the biggest inhouse tennis event. Attracting some 56 section members, the tournament was held at Singapore Polytechnic on 19 November. Competing on a round robin format, the four teams – Spalding, Bancroft, Rossignol and Donnay – were closely contested throughout the tournament and in the final tally, only half a point separated the winner Team Spalding from first runner-up, Team Rossignol. Weiqi The Weiqi section remained active in 2006, meeting regularly for section games at KRGH. Efforts to attract more members to the game of Weiqi are ongoing. Team Spalding Team Rossignol PG nuss annual report 2006 Results of Team Tennis 2006 Team Score Champion Spalding 12 1st Runner-up Rossignol 11.5 2nd Runner-up Donnay 11 3rd Runner-up Bancroft 7 Sporting camaraderie
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