strength precision style spirit

More photos

stylish team photo

Part of team kc with team Sweden!

Game scenario. #13 Stephanie ready to receive the ball

photo taken directly after our game...sweaty us!

try outs for our juniors

Our team leaders.

Our team chalet with our seniors

Karen and charlotte at the world floorball championship 2005

Our weekly day out at east coast park. It so happens to be Woan Yuan's birthday!

Celebrating our team mate's birthday...which so happens to be renee!

Photo taken after the playoffs

Our team victory!

Asia Pacific 2004

Celebrating Soek Khern's birthday after training!

Part of the team chilling at Orchard.

Part of the team after the 5 in 1 street games at Tamp.

The hot and sunny day at Tamp(5 in 1 street games). Our 2 teams playing against each other.

Trying our best to keep cool.

The Team

Special thanks

Special Thanks To:
TIASA for all our coaches,all our seniors who have been supporting us all the way,Sonia Chia and Dennis Lim for helping us during our trainings,our school and to the rest of the people who have helped TEAM KC in one way or another=)

Our members

TEAM KC

Coach: Jill Quek
Assistant coach: Dennis Lim

TEAM KC (B-division)
Team Captain: Stephanie fong
Vice Captain : Nisa

Forwards : Charlotte Chua #10: Pearlin Leong #12: Wang Nan Xin #23: Wong Zi Xuan #69

Midfielders : Goh Wan Yan #17: Nisa #24: Stephanie Fong #13

Defenders : Nanda Liau #06: Renee Ong #08

Goalkeeper : Samantha Sum #01 [the best goal keeper in the world!! we love sam!:)]+++++++++++++++++++++

Matches and Events we took part in:
-Inter School Floorball Competition 2003,2004,2005
-Taka Open 2004
-National Floorball Carnival in Woodlands 2004
-ITE College Central Open House '05 Girls Open Invitational 3-on-3 Floorball Tournament
-5 in 1 street games (floorball) at tampines open field

Friendly Matches:
-Republic Polytechnic
-ITE Macpherson
-Bukit Merah Secondary and more to come...

TEAM KC(C-division)

Forwards : Chloe Chen #02: Veronica Lim# 07: Wendy Si #08: Jowie Tan#10: Melissa Gan#13: Nathalie A. Galistan#18: Syaza Syarafina#19

Defenders : Joey Ng #24: Michelle Lim #15: Kimberly Ong #21: Cho Soek Khern #05: To Sum Yi #17: Sandra Thong #26: Felicia Lim #27

Goalkeeper: Andrea Yew #01

Loretta Ho
Denise Ng
Samantha Peh
Grace Song

What is floorball?

Floorball was introduced to Singapore around June 1995. The captivating aspects of the sport are its technical skills, speed and manoeuvers.
Floorball is a game that is not that much different from hockey, but is played indoors in a gymnasium. The rectangular court in which the game is played should be around 40m by 20m enclosed by boards with rounded corners.

The big difference in play is that the rules of Floorball do not allow for any high sticking, stick contact or body contact, so the game tends to be less physical in that sense. From an exertion point of view, it is no less physical and perhaps more.
It is a safer game, played with a stick made out of plastic or graphite with a curved and concave plastic blade. The shaft is shorter than a traditional hockey stick and round, which makes it very maneuverable. This design allows for a shot that is more of a whipping or flipping type of motion as opposed to a slapshot. The stick is not permitted to be above the waist on the back or forward stroke when taking a shot.
There is no puck or heavy ball, rather a light-weight plastic ball similar to a whiffle ball. The ball is extremely fast and can be easily lifted, bounced and deflected.
It is a combination of these rules and equipment that make this game so much fun and exciting.

Floorball is an indoors team sport played with plastic sticks where the aim is to put the light ball into the opposing team's goal. The game is most popular in Sweden, Finland and Switzerland, and is also played in several other countries, such as Norway and Czech Republic. It is gaining popularity in many other places as well, including some countries outside of Europe such as Singapore, Japan and Taiwan.