College hockey, football team victorious

In a spectacular performance SJC Hockey and Football teams have brought laurels to the College by winning two separate tournaments. In the football tournament, SJC held Garden City College for a draw (one goal each), thus scoring an overall 7 points and winning the inter-college football tournament organised by the Bangalore University. In hockey, SJC emerged victorious defeating DB Jain College, Chennai 2-1, to lift the VIE 2010 tournament organised by Jain University.

“The students completely gave their best. Team work, regular practice and self-discipline fuelled our team towards victory. Every individual player gave a mind-blowing performance,” said Mr John Moses Manuel, the coach of the team.
Vijay Raghavan (III PEM), captain of the football team said, “I’m in the College football team for the past three years. I and my team persevered much. The whole team co-operated very well. Practice is the main key. I’m expecting the team to maintain the same spirit in the next tournament as well.”
In the football tournament, the first match was held at Hoskote, where SJC defeated Al-Ameen College by 3-0. The semi-finals took place at the BU Central college grounds on 22 and 23, where SJC won over Christu Jayanthi College by 1-0 and St Joseph’s commerce college by 2-5.
In a spectacular performance SJC Hockey and Football teams have brought laurels to the College by winning two separate tournaments. In the football tournament, SJC held Garden City College for a draw (one goal each), thus scoring an overall 7 points and winning the inter-college football tournament organised by the Bangalore University. In hockey, SJC emerged victorious defeating DB Jain College, Chennai 2-1, to lift the VIE 2010 tournament organised by Jain University.

“The students completely gave their best. Team work, regular practice and self-discipline fuelled our team towards victory. Every individual player gave a mind-blowing performance,” said Mr John Moses Manuel, the coach of the team.
Vijay Raghavan (III PEM), captain of the football team said, “I’m in the College football team for the past three years. I and my team persevered much. The whole team co-operated very well. Practice is the main key. I’m expecting the team to maintain the same spirit in the next tournament as well.”
In the football tournament, the first match was held at Hoskote, where SJC defeated Al-Ameen College by 3-0. The semi-finals took place at the BU Central college grounds on 22 and 23, where SJC won over Christu Jayanthi College by 1-0 and St Joseph’s commerce college by 2-5.

- Raju Prannoy I MS Com