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 Uniting the Community

with SPORT and culture

NEW COMMITTEE AND NEW VISION

07/09/2005

This new and young committee is full of energy and already has lots planned for everyone. Fundamentally based on the benefits a social and sports club can offer to the youth and children of today, this committee is dedicated to catering for all members and ages of the community via sports, cultural and social events.

The President, Jagjit Chugha, emphasises that “our primary goal is to promote unity amongst the community from all places by organising enjoyable social, cultural and sports functions in a professional and well planned manner”.

WHAT IS SSSC?

Singh Sabha Sports Club is a family club, established over 10 years ago and is now the communities leading sports club in Melbourne organising great sport, cultural and social events.

Current Sports Teams:

Kabaddi (Junior/Senior), Soccer (Junior/Senior), Cricket, Volleyball and Netball.

The club successfully holds and participates in various sports tournaments throughout Australian and overseas and is always looking to increase its participating members. If you would like to join one of the teams or would like to suggest the creation of a new team, please contact a member of the committee.

BENEFITS FOR THE COMMUNITY

Singh Sabha Sports Club aims to keep the community united through sport, the main focus being building friendships for life.  The club is always on the lookout for new sports people, members and sponsors so if you want to get involved with your community sports club get in contact with us!  Everybody is welcome….

There are many benefits of being a member of the club, including financial discounts at club events and from club sponsors.  To become a member, contact any committee member. Annual membership is $50 for families (2 adults and 2 children), $30 for individuals and $20 for students.

UPCOMING EVENTS

SPORTS FOR CHILDREN – 24 SEPTEMBER 2005

(@Sri Guru Singh Sabha Gurudwara – Craigieburn)

AWARDS & CULTURE NIGHT – 22 OCTOBER 2005

(@Greenville Reception – Thomastown)

FOR MORE INFORMATION

CONTACT Jagjit Chugha (0432 833 227), Mandeep Johal on (0413 671 318)

2005 Griffith Tournament

SSSC sent 4 teams to the Tournament this year.  Senior and Junior teams competed in Kabaddi and Soccer.   Although none of our teams were at full strength they all put in spirited performances...  Look in the Photo Gallery for heaps of Soccer and Kabaddi Photos from the tournament coming soon!!!  Thanks to Sundeep Shergill for taking them.

Soccer Photos - Griffith 2005

Kabaddi Photos - Griffith 2005

Senior Soccer won the final beating Sydney 3 - 1.  It was the first tournament the boys have won in a while and we all hope that this winning form will carry through to the Sydney 2006 National tournament.  To beat the old rivals without a number of key players (Pargy, Jag Canada, Dally, Rohit and more) was defintley a confidence booster.  A number of juniors played in the senior team.  Biki (Bittu's son), Baldeep and Jagjot all played very well and were a major part of the victory.

Junior Soccer did well to make it to the final of their competition.  In the end they went down down to the hosts Griffith in a penalty shoot out.  The game had finished locked at 3-3.  It was a strong performance from our team and the loss will surely fire them up for their defence of the National Games Trophy next year.

Senior Kabaddi gave a spirited performance. With the two main raiders Mandeep Johal and Hardip Bassi on the sidelines the team performed well pulling off a win against New Zealand. Kuldip Bassi made a come back and it was an overall good performance.  Ranveer Gill had an excellent tournament making many stops and winning points raiding as well.  He is definitely one to watch in the future.  Sundeep also played well and Johal perfomed the role of main raider.  The boys will bounce back from this tournament and with team at full strength they will be tough to beat by anyone.  Sydney Revesby won the tournament by 1/2 a point over Punjabi Sports Club Melbourne.

The Junior Kabaddi team (U 15) played a game against children from all over Australia.  It was a good fun game enjoyed by the spectators.  Unfortunately our boys lost.  Navpreet was the standout player raiding and stopping.

Australian Sikh Games 2005 - Renmark

The Sikh Games are over and it was a great performance by all SSSC teams.  Full reports and photos are posted.

SSSC Dinner Dance - Late 2005

This years Dinner Dance promises to be the best yet, watch this space for details.  We are organising a night to remember!  Any entertainers out there who would like to share their talents with us are welcome to perform on the night.  Contact us to be a part of the night's entertainment.