Men's Section Summary
Player (Vet.) of the Season: Greg McGuire
Men's Summary: A good season overall from the men's section. League wins for the B-Team, C-Team; Runner-up for the D-Team; Solid performance from the E-Team; A rebilding phase begun for the A-Team.
Ladies Summary: Well ... don't know all the news here! But Cup win's for the A-Team and the B-Team rounded off a fun and solid season for the ladies section.
MENS COMMENTARY
A-Team: Not a fantastic season by KCC standards. Perhaps rebuilding is underway as a number of young players were exposed to top-level HK hockey. Harry and Jimmy led from the front. Arif Ali's skill and experience was missed. The young players in Healthy, Jacky, Mandeep and others tried hard. A little hardness was missing in the bigger games against rivals like HKFC, Valley, Bullets, Shaheen and other. The club looks forward to the new season and better results.
B-Team: A final stumble in the cup brought to an end a fun and rewarding season from the B's. The team bonded well. The result was a legaue WIN and a last-minute loss to Arch-Rivals Valley C in the final of the Cup Championship. However - all the members of the team know that a great deal was left in the tank that day! Well played to all! Thanks to KAM for his Captaincy ... and welcome to the fold TOBY BROWN from down-under ... the 2006/7 captain.
C-Team: Champions at last! Defeating the D-Team into second place! A good season from KCC dominated the league and the clubs top goal-scorer JOE PANNU led the way with some great shots on the KCC Grass Pitch.
D-Team: Runners-up to the C-Team meant a rewarding season for KCC. The team had great fun, but after a number of close encounters with the C's, had to settle for a few drinks on the balcony and second place. But I think the D'd know it's a job well done! MVP - Sawar Mohamed.
E-Team: A season of 2 halves ... one good and one not so good! But the team classifies this as a season of consolidation and moving up a league meant better opposition and a bumpy landing. Simon Mann led from the front and the team came out in a good positon overall. Well-played.
Ladies: (to follow when available)
Player (Vet.) of the Season: Greg McGuire
Men's Summary: A good season overall from the men's section. League wins for the B-Team, C-Team; Runner-up for the D-Team; Solid performance from the E-Team; A rebilding phase begun for the A-Team.
Ladies Summary: Well ... don't know all the news here! But Cup win's for the A-Team and the B-Team rounded off a fun and solid season for the ladies section.
MENS COMMENTARY
A-Team: Not a fantastic season by KCC standards. Perhaps rebuilding is underway as a number of young players were exposed to top-level HK hockey. Harry and Jimmy led from the front. Arif Ali's skill and experience was missed. The young players in Healthy, Jacky, Mandeep and others tried hard. A little hardness was missing in the bigger games against rivals like HKFC, Valley, Bullets, Shaheen and other. The club looks forward to the new season and better results.
B-Team: A final stumble in the cup brought to an end a fun and rewarding season from the B's. The team bonded well. The result was a legaue WIN and a last-minute loss to Arch-Rivals Valley C in the final of the Cup Championship. However - all the members of the team know that a great deal was left in the tank that day! Well played to all! Thanks to KAM for his Captaincy ... and welcome to the fold TOBY BROWN from down-under ... the 2006/7 captain.
C-Team: Champions at last! Defeating the D-Team into second place! A good season from KCC dominated the league and the clubs top goal-scorer JOE PANNU led the way with some great shots on the KCC Grass Pitch.
D-Team: Runners-up to the C-Team meant a rewarding season for KCC. The team had great fun, but after a number of close encounters with the C's, had to settle for a few drinks on the balcony and second place. But I think the D'd know it's a job well done! MVP - Sawar Mohamed.
E-Team: A season of 2 halves ... one good and one not so good! But the team classifies this as a season of consolidation and moving up a league meant better opposition and a bumpy landing. Simon Mann led from the front and the team came out in a good positon overall. Well-played.
Ladies: (to follow when available)