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School Holidays: 27 August ~ 4 September 2011
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Selamat Kembali Ke SSBJ
School Holidays: 27 August ~ 4 September 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Saturday, August 6, 2011
BJSS Second Stringers Excel In Thailand
By Y.P. SIVAM sivam@thestar.com.my
IT WAS a fruitful outing and learning experience for Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS) at the Thailand Schools Sports Games in Sophanburi recently.
The BJSS contingent, led by vice-principal Kon Chen Choong, had a strength of 17 athletes and five officials and took part in athletics and tennis.
Besides Chen Choong, the officials were Ithnin Mahadi, R. Shankaralingam, Abdul Karim Jasman and Siti Shahida Abdullah.
The athletes were Muhammad Zulhiman Zulkeply, Nor Hafiezie Awang, K. Prakash, Mohd Afiq Afandi Che Azman, Arafat Mudir, Muhammad Irfan Shamshuddin, Muhd Khairil Anas Abdul Rahim, Mohd Nor Faezzam Said, Muhd Saiful Azry Samsudin, Muhd Hussaini Mansor, Nur Izzati Akmal Nazrilazadin, Ling Wen Yi, Aina Fadhlin Syahmina Abas, Intan Safinas Samad, Yap Sean Yee, Norezatti Shasha Mohd Rosli and Bibi Nuraishah Ishak.
Made it: Wen Yi (in red shorts) in the girls’ 100m semi-finals.
The BJSS contingent’s participation in the games was funded by the school’s Parents-Teachers Asssociation (PTA).Chen Choong said they were grateful to the PTA for providing the sponsorship to be part of the games.
“All the athletes were taking part in an overseas competition for the first time. They were second stringers and we wanted to expose them to foreign competitions. The stint was a valuable exposure for them.
“We are confident they had gained valuable experience against their Thai counterparts,’’ said Chen Choong.
In athletics, BJSS won five gold, four silver and one bronze medal. The gold medals came from Prakash, Muhammad Irfan, Aina Fadhlin and Bibi Nuraishah.
Gung-ho: The BJSS team during the opening ceremony of the Thailand Sports Schools Games.
Prakash cleared 1.90m to win the gold medal in the high jump in the boys’ Under-16 age group. Muhammad Irfan won two golds in the discus and shot putt (boys’ Under-16).Little Aina Fadhlin clocked a personal best of 10:58.96 in the 2,000m walk in the girls’ Under-14 group while Bibi Nuraishah’s gold was in the shot putt in the girls’ Under-16.
Chen Choong said they were pleased with the athletes’ results.
“We had set personal bests as targets for them. Some did not meet the targets but won gold medals.
“However, the stint was a learning mission and we hope to see them train harder and excel in other competitions,’’ said Chen Choong.
In tennis, the trio of Mohd Nor Faezzan, Muhd Khairil Anas and Muhd Saiful Azry had to play in the boys Under-16 age group as the Under-14 category was scrapped.
While in Thailand, the students, under the supervision of the teachers, had to sit for their examinations.
But the most exciting programme was the contingent’s visit to the famous Bridge over River Kwai in Kanchanaburi.
Chen Choong said he had to explain to the students the Death Railway’s historical link to Malaya.
Bibi Nuraishah, who hails from Pasir Mas, Kelantan, said she was happy to win the gold medal.
“More importantly I had the chance to learn more about Thailand. I hope to continue training and do well in other competitions,’’ said Bibi Nuraishah.
For Muhammad Irfan, it was a memorable outing as he won two gold medals inside two hours on the opening day of the championships. After winning the gold medal in the discus, Muhammad Irfan rushed to the shot putt pit and also won the gold medal.
The winners
Gold: K. Prakash (boys’ Under-16 high jump); Muhammad Irfan Shamshuddin (boys’ Under-16 discus and shot put); Aina Fadhlin Syahmina Abas (girls’ Under-14 2000m walk); Bibi Nuraishah Ishak (girls’ Under-16 shot put).
Silver: Arafat Mudir (boys’ Under-16 400m hurdles); Norezatti Shasha Mohamad Rosli (girls’ Under-16 pole vault); Yap Sean Yee (girls’ Under-16 high jump); Muhammad Zulhilman Zulkeply (boys Under-14 triple jump).
Bronze: Arafat Mudir (boys’ Under-16 110m hurdles).
Gold: K. Prakash (boys’ Under-16 high jump); Muhammad Irfan Shamshuddin (boys’ Under-16 discus and shot put); Aina Fadhlin Syahmina Abas (girls’ Under-14 2000m walk); Bibi Nuraishah Ishak (girls’ Under-16 shot put).
Silver: Arafat Mudir (boys’ Under-16 400m hurdles); Norezatti Shasha Mohamad Rosli (girls’ Under-16 pole vault); Yap Sean Yee (girls’ Under-16 high jump); Muhammad Zulhilman Zulkeply (boys Under-14 triple jump).
Bronze: Arafat Mudir (boys’ Under-16 110m hurdles).
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
TSSG 2011 (Report 5)
26th July 2011
Tennis (Day 3)
BJSS finished their campaign early when both the singles players were knocked out in the quarterfinal stage of the competition.
Faezzam Said lost 0-2 (0-4 & 1-4)
Khairil Anas lost 0-2 (0-4 & 2-4)
Athletics (Day 4)
Today is the last day of the athletics program and BJSS managed to add another silver through the efforts of Muhamad Zulhilman in the Triple Jump (Boys Aged 14 and under). He achieved this with a distance of 12.75 m in his final jump and in the process bettered his previous personal best of 12.58 m.
FINAL MEDAL TALLY
Gold= 5
Silver= 4
Bronze= 1
Tennis (Day 3)
BJSS finished their campaign early when both the singles players were knocked out in the quarterfinal stage of the competition.
Faezzam Said lost 0-2 (0-4 & 1-4)
Khairil Anas lost 0-2 (0-4 & 2-4)
Athletics (Day 4)
Today is the last day of the athletics program and BJSS managed to add another silver through the efforts of Muhamad Zulhilman in the Triple Jump (Boys Aged 14 and under). He achieved this with a distance of 12.75 m in his final jump and in the process bettered his previous personal best of 12.58 m.
FINAL MEDAL TALLY
Gold= 5
Silver= 4
Bronze= 1
Monday, July 25, 2011
TSSG 2011 (Report 4)
25th July 2011
TENNIS (Day 2)
Khairil Anas and Saiful Azry were unlucky to be drawn against each other in the Singles matches played this morning. Khairil won the match and will proceed to the quarterfinals. Faezzam Said drew a bye and both players will play against opponents from Bangkok Sports School. However, all the Singles quarterfinal matches were postponed to tomorrow because many of the players are still involved with their Team matches.
In the Doubles matches played in the afternoon, Khairil Anas paired up with Faezzam to play with a pair from Suphanburi Sports School. Despite trying their best, they were outclassed by their opponents 0-2 (0-4 & 1-4)
ATHLETICS (Day 3)
BJSS got off with a bang this morning by bagging 3 gold medals through Aina Fadhlin (2000m Walk - Girls U14), Prakash Krishnan (High Jump - Boys U16) and Bibi Nuraishah (Shot Put - Girls U16). Among these athletes, only Aina improved on her personal best with a time of 10:58.99. Prakash managed a winning jump of 1.90 m while Bibi putted the shot to a distance of 10.99 m which was only 10 cm from her personal best of 11.09 m. Nurezzati Shasha contributed another silver medal for BJSS in the Pole Vault event with a clearance of 3.00 m.
In the afternoon, Arafat Mudir added another silver medal in the 400m Hurdles event to the bronze medal he collected in the 110m Hurdles. His time of 56.93 s narrowly missed his personal best of 56.00 s.
MEDAL TALLY (9):
Gold - 5
Silver - 3
Bronze - 1
TENNIS (Day 2)
Khairil Anas and Saiful Azry were unlucky to be drawn against each other in the Singles matches played this morning. Khairil won the match and will proceed to the quarterfinals. Faezzam Said drew a bye and both players will play against opponents from Bangkok Sports School. However, all the Singles quarterfinal matches were postponed to tomorrow because many of the players are still involved with their Team matches.
In the Doubles matches played in the afternoon, Khairil Anas paired up with Faezzam to play with a pair from Suphanburi Sports School. Despite trying their best, they were outclassed by their opponents 0-2 (0-4 & 1-4)
ATHLETICS (Day 3)
BJSS got off with a bang this morning by bagging 3 gold medals through Aina Fadhlin (2000m Walk - Girls U14), Prakash Krishnan (High Jump - Boys U16) and Bibi Nuraishah (Shot Put - Girls U16). Among these athletes, only Aina improved on her personal best with a time of 10:58.99. Prakash managed a winning jump of 1.90 m while Bibi putted the shot to a distance of 10.99 m which was only 10 cm from her personal best of 11.09 m. Nurezzati Shasha contributed another silver medal for BJSS in the Pole Vault event with a clearance of 3.00 m.
In the afternoon, Arafat Mudir added another silver medal in the 400m Hurdles event to the bronze medal he collected in the 110m Hurdles. His time of 56.93 s narrowly missed his personal best of 56.00 s.
MEDAL TALLY (9):
Gold - 5
Silver - 3
Bronze - 1
TSSG 2011 (Report3)
24 July 2011
TENNIS (Day 1)
Tennis began their competition today with the team event. Although the boys are all under 14 years old, they had to take part in the Boys Under-16 Category as there were only two teams in the Boys Under-14 Category and all their matches were cancelled. Despite being pitted against bigger and stronger players, they managed to give their opponents (Nakhon Ratchasima Sports School) a good fight before losing the match by a score of 0-2. Faezzam Md. Said even managed to take a set off his opponent.
Match 1 - Khairil Anas: lost 0 - 2 (2-4 & 2-4)
Match 2 - Faezzam Md. Said: lost 1-2 (1-4, 4-1 & 2-4)
ATHLETICS (Day 2)
BJSS did better on the second day of the athletics competition by increasing their medal tally by 2 golds and 1 bronze. The gold medals were won by Md. Irfan Shamshuddin in the Discus and Shot Put events (Boys aged 16 and below). Arafat Mudir contributed the bronze medal from the 110m Hurdles (Boys aged 16 and below).
MEDAL TALLY = 4
Gold - 2
Silver - 1
Bronze - 1
TENNIS (Day 1)
Tennis began their competition today with the team event. Although the boys are all under 14 years old, they had to take part in the Boys Under-16 Category as there were only two teams in the Boys Under-14 Category and all their matches were cancelled. Despite being pitted against bigger and stronger players, they managed to give their opponents (Nakhon Ratchasima Sports School) a good fight before losing the match by a score of 0-2. Faezzam Md. Said even managed to take a set off his opponent.
Match 1 - Khairil Anas: lost 0 - 2 (2-4 & 2-4)
Match 2 - Faezzam Md. Said: lost 1-2 (1-4, 4-1 & 2-4)
ATHLETICS (Day 2)
BJSS did better on the second day of the athletics competition by increasing their medal tally by 2 golds and 1 bronze. The gold medals were won by Md. Irfan Shamshuddin in the Discus and Shot Put events (Boys aged 16 and below). Arafat Mudir contributed the bronze medal from the 110m Hurdles (Boys aged 16 and below).
MEDAL TALLY = 4
Gold - 2
Silver - 1
Bronze - 1
TSSG 2011 (Report 2)
23 July 2011
Athletics (Day 1)
3 athletes competed on the first day of competition and they are:
a) Yap Sean Yee : High Jump (Girls aged 16 and below)
b) Nurizzati Akmal : High Jump (Girls aged 16 and below)
c) Zulhilman: Long Jump (Boys aged 14 and below)
BJSS ended the first day with just a silver medal to show from Yap Sean Yee. She achieved a height of 1.61 m and this equalled her personal best and season best jump.
Tennis will begin their campaign tomorrow and hopefully we will do better on the second day.
Athletics (Day 1)
3 athletes competed on the first day of competition and they are:
a) Yap Sean Yee : High Jump (Girls aged 16 and below)
b) Nurizzati Akmal : High Jump (Girls aged 16 and below)
c) Zulhilman: Long Jump (Boys aged 14 and below)
BJSS ended the first day with just a silver medal to show from Yap Sean Yee. She achieved a height of 1.61 m and this equalled her personal best and season best jump.
Tennis will begin their campaign tomorrow and hopefully we will do better on the second day.
Friday, July 22, 2011
Thailand Sports School Games 2011 (TSSG 2011) Report 1
Sawaddee from Suphanburi
BJSS will participate in the Thailand Sports School Games from 20th - 30th July 2011. The 14th edition of the games is also known as the "Bungchawak Games". This trip is sponsored by the school's Parent and Teacher Association and the team will take part in two sports: Athletics and Tennis. We will be represented by 17 athletes and 6 officials.
The team arrived safely in Suphanburi on 19th July and attended the grand opening ceremony on 20th July.
Yesterday the team had a rest before the competition starts and took the opportunity to visit Kanchanaburi - the site of 'The Bridge over the River Kwae' and the 'Death Railway'.
Competition for Athletics will begin on 23th July and Tennis the day after.
Look out for more news when the competition begins.
BJSS will participate in the Thailand Sports School Games from 20th - 30th July 2011. The 14th edition of the games is also known as the "Bungchawak Games". This trip is sponsored by the school's Parent and Teacher Association and the team will take part in two sports: Athletics and Tennis. We will be represented by 17 athletes and 6 officials.
The team arrived safely in Suphanburi on 19th July and attended the grand opening ceremony on 20th July.
Yesterday the team had a rest before the competition starts and took the opportunity to visit Kanchanaburi - the site of 'The Bridge over the River Kwae' and the 'Death Railway'.
Competition for Athletics will begin on 23th July and Tennis the day after.
Look out for more news when the competition begins.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Monday, July 11, 2011
UPCOMING EVENT: PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST SESSION 2/2011
Date: 13 July 2011
Time : 7.30am ~ 1pm
Venue : Gym 2, NSC
Subjects: KBSM Form 1 ~ 5
Testing Battery : 1. Basketball Throw
2. Standing Board Jump
3. Multi Level Sit-Up
4. Shuttle Run 4 x 10m
5. Sit and Reach
6. 30m Sprint (Flying Start)
7. Multi Stage Shuttle Run
Sunday, July 10, 2011
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