20 August 2014

MALAYSIA RETAINS TITLE



IPOH: Host, Malaysia as expected, defended the Asian Schools Hockey title after beating Singapore 10-0 at the Azlan Shah Stadium, Ipoh. 

In the one sided final match, the homesters were far superior for the Lions, who for the first time appeared in the final. Although the Singaporeans tried to give a fight to the Malaysians they were outclassed in every department throughout the game.

Malaysia led 6-0 in the first half with tournament’s top scorer, Nik Muhd Aiman Nik Rozemi’s open scoring in the 3rd minute and soon the goals came one after another and Singapore lost in the game.
Other Malaysian scorers were Muhd Hafizuddin Zaidi (2), Muhd Najme Ahmad Hayazi (2) and one each by Mawardi Hamirin, Khairul Helmi Napi, Abdul Khaliq Hamirin, Muhd Luqman Hakim and Luqman Nul Hakim Ahmad Shukran.
 
Malaysia also won two other awards that were “Man of the Match” by Muhd Hafizuddin Zaidi and “Player of the Tournament” by Luqman Nul Hakim Ahmad Shukran.

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS



TOP SCORER                           :    NIK MUHD AIMAN B. NIK ROZEMI (MALAYSIA)
                                                     MUHD ZULHAMIZAN B. AWANG ABAS (MALAYSIA)


BEST GOALKEEPER               :   SURIPHONG JONGJUM (THAILAND)


MAN OF THE MATCH (FINAL)   :  MUHD HAFIZUDDIN ZAIDI (MALAYSIA)


PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT :  LUQMAN NUL HAKIM B. AHMAD SHUKRAN (MALAYSIA)



TEAM STANDINGS

CHAMPION  : MALAYSIA

RUNNER UP : SINGAPORE

THIRD           : THAILAND

FOURTH       : INDONESIA

FIFTH            :  SRI LANKA

SIXTH            : MACAU, CHINA

SEVENTH     :  HONG KONG, CHINA


SINGAPORE 0 MALAYSIA 10


THAILAND CLINCH THIRD PLACE

IPOH : Thailand defeated Indonesia 4-0 clinch third place in the 4th Asian School Hockey Championship 2014 at the Azlan Shah Stadium today.

With the win, Thailand improved their fourth placing in 2006 in Kuantan.


As expected, Thailand dominated the game with ease defeating the opponent.


The opening goal for Thailand was scored by Abdulkaree Tohbee at the 13th minute followed by the goal by Paisan Samranjai nine minutes later for the team to lead 2-0 in the first half.


Pasakorn Wadtuna increased the lead for Thailand just a minute after resumption and Theppithak Namkhot completed the rout in the 63rd minute.

INDONESIA 0 THAILAND 4


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