IPOH LADS HOCKEY CLUB ACHIEVEMENT

DOMESTIC LEAGUE

2009 : Ipoh Hockey League Champions
2010 : Perak Hockey League Third
2011 : Ipoh Hockey League 2nd round

VETERAN
Champions :
2009 : Penang Sports Club 9 a side
2010 : Penang Sports Club 9 a side

Runner up :
2009 : Club Aman 9 a side , 30-50 Annual Invitation
2011 : 30-50 Veteran Fest

Third & Semifinal :
2010 : Club Aman 9 a side
2011 : Penang Sports Club 9 a side

Quarter Finalist :
2009 : Selangor 6 a side , Pesta Hoki USM ( Veteran )

SENIORS

Champions :
2009 : Kuantan Open , MAS Invitational , KL ( combined with Wild Hogs )
2010 : Kg Pandan Indoor , Gurdwara Cup ( Inter State - 8 players from Ipoh Lads Hockey Club )

Runner Up :
2010 : United Sikhs Indoor , KL

Third & Semifinals :
2009 : Gurdwara Cup , Kuantan ( 10 players are from Ipoh Lads Hockey Club )
2010 : Vasakhi Games - Kuala Kangsar Indoor

JUNIORS( U-18 )

Champions :
2009 : Gurdwara Cup , Kuantan ( 10 players are from Ipoh Lads Hockey Club )

Runner Up :
2010 : Haula Mela Games , KL

IPOH LADS HOCKEY CLUB IN PAPERS

Thursday August 19, 2010

Ipoh Lads on a roll

By RONNIE OH north@thestar.com.my

IPOH Lads firmly engraved their name on the Crystal Trophy for the second successive year when they retained the Penang Sports Club International Hockeyfest title.

In the nine-a-side tournament, specially designed for veterans aged 40 and above, the Ipoh outfit showed that their glorious march last year was not a fluke when the curtains came down on the 14th edition of the annual showdown hosted by PSC.

The one-day tournament, held at the club’s greens on Jalan Utama recently, saw Ipoh Lads stopping 12 teams in this year’s challenge.

Ipoh Lads, who had stopped the Royal Selangor Club veterans in the finals last year, did likewise in what could be described as a repeat final showdown.

This time, they again made the Klang Valley outfit play the bridesmaid’s role by stopping their gallant march with a 2-0 win in their final showdown to put their hands on the trophy for the second time.

Debutants Liquorice All Sorts from Kuala Lumpur took the third spot after edging Club Aman of Selangor in a sudden death shootout.

Both teams, who were deadlocked at 1-1 at the full time of the playoff, were again tied three a piece on penalty strokes before Liquorice made one more count in the sudden death decision.

Organising chairman Baljit Singh was elated with the 14th edition of their Veteran’s International challenge which he described as having ended on a highly successful note.

“It is always a great joy to see teams coming back for more and taking even bigger bites at the tournament.

“And for us to be able to feature all the 11 teams which took part last year is indeed heartwarming,” he said.

To top it off, they also managed to parade two new teams in Kuala Lumpur outfits — Sathya Hockey Club and Liquorice All Sorts — where the latter finished third.

It goes to show that they were here not just to make the numbers but to add more glamour to the tournament.

Baljit Singh was also pleased with Australia’s Harlequins of Perth for making a special effort to feature in the event.

Penang Sports Club’s challenge, however, ended in disappointment again when they failed to make the semi-finals by a whisker.

The home club, who were eager to improve their performance after failing to get past the preliminary round last year, again paraded two teams in the annual challenge.

PSC Eagles did look set to make it happen and were just 10 seconds away from a semi-final slot when Club Aman’s Rajit Aka Tut-Tut shattered their dreams when he struck with the all important goal, cleverly making an overhead flick into goal.

However, he ran out of luck when his penalty stroke against Liquorice All Sorts in their third placing playoff was stopped by goalkeeper Kirpal Singh.

The hockey fest ended on a high note with hosts PSC throwing a sumptuous dinner, with the teams, supporters and guests entertained by the famous Penang belly dancers.

IPOH LADS HOCKEY CLUB JUNIOR PROGRAM

IPOH LADS JUNIOR PROGRAM

Day     :Every Saturdays & Sunday
Time   :3pm till 5pm
Venue  :Stadium Sultan Azlan Shah , Ipoh
Age     : 7 to 18 years

For information please call :
Mr Sharan Kumar ( President )  016-2033386
Mr Jasbir Singh ( Secretary )  016-5666796

Facilities :
To ensure all activities and sports programs can be implemented the club books the Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey Stadium 4 times / week. This also ensure our members and juniors to undergo sports and fitness activities at least 4 times / week. Other facilities are also provided include sports and recreation equipment's for free for the juniors.

1ST IPOH LADS VETERAN HOCKEY CARNIVAL

Date  : 29th January 2011 ( Saturday ) at Stadium Sultan Azlan Shah

Guest of honour :
YB Dato Zainol Fadzi Bin Haji Paharuddin
Chairman of Arts , Culture , Youth and Sports Committe of the Perak State.

Teams participants :
1) Ipoh Lads
2) Liquorich All Sports
3) 30-50
4) Club Aman
5) Synergy
6) SJAA
7) Penang Sports Club
8) Sathya
9) Sunday 20-30
10) Flying Foxes

Guest Of Honour

Opening Ceremory

Introduction with Participant teams

Ipoh Lads Veteran Team

Prize Giving Ceremony

Teams In Action

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF IPOH LADS RECEREATIONAL & SOCIAL CLUB

• To provide the oppurtunity and facilities which allow the members to develop their skills in the sports arena. Other activities would be incorporated to further enchance group work and self dicipline towards achieving the spirit of cooperation and unity among the members. With that , this would then broaden their mindset , instill goodwill and a sense of respect amongst one another.
• To sponsor trips and tours within and outside of malaysia as sports , social and recreational activities.
• To arrange , whether through reciprocation or in any other form with associations or clubs with the intention of using the facilities that are provided by the mentioned associations or clubs.
• To organize annual tournament comprising of a variety of sporting events among members and also to participate in activities that are organized by associations or sports bodies when invited.
• To conduct social activities amongst the group members.
• To instill or promote welfare and improve the quality amongst the sports participants.
• To acquire or increase and manage the financial fund in order to perform or execute or accomplish the aims or purposes or intentions above.
• To develop junior and youth sports and social activities.
• To adapt few schools as " Anak Angkat " for sports development at junior level.
• To learn sport skills and sports science.
• To develop individual potential in a given sports or activity.
• To contribute to an individual's physical and mental fitness.
• To interact socially and share common interests.
• To acquire leadership skills.
• To have a minimum of one member of the club represent the country.
• To develop sports mainly hockey in the state of Perak.

IPOH LADS HOCKEY CLUB LOGO

Symbolic person holds a Hockey stick - shows the involvement of the members of sports club in their respective fields where they could compete with high spirit of sportmanship and willingness to engage in recreational and social areas. It also symbolizes excellence in sports clubs.

Year 2009 - Represents the year the club formed.

Circle radius - The radius of the circle represents the strength of unity that has always prevailed among the menbers and the surrounding communities , regardless of rank , status , race and descent or religion.

Colours :
Green - means freshness among the members of the club from recreational activities, social and sports.
Yellow - means loyalty , obedience and cooperation among members of the club to achieve the objectives of the club.
Silver - reflecting the serious and profesional club in the future developing young people in sports , recreational and social activities.
Black - means elegance, prosperity and strength of the club in the plan for the future young people.

CLUB FOCUS ACTIVITIES

Sports - Hockey " Anak Angkat Program " , Badminton and Athletics.

Recreational - Team Building , Leadership Camps and Sports Science.

Social - Celebration of multi-racial festival gathering , music and multi-racial culture events and charity events.