Deyi steamrolled by ruthless Bullets 12-0

7th March 2014

The Senior Girls Bullets continued their march to the semi-finals of the National Inter-Schools B Division Football Championship with a merciless victory over Deyi Secondary School this afternoon at the Bowen Secondary School field.

Not only are the Bowen Bullets winning all their matches so far, they are destroying their opponents and leaving them with their tails between their legs. The 12-0 winning margin over Deyi could not be more emphatic.

The Bullets surged into a 4-0 lead by half-time, scoring through Sasi Kala Tamang (10thn min), Nur Faradila(18th & 26th min) and an own goal (23rd min).

Ong Yan Ling, scoring the Bullets' 7th goal from the penalty box

If Deyi thought the Bullets would relax after having almost assured 3 points, they were so wrong. Things got very bad for the visitors as the insatiable Bullets went on a rampage, hammering 5 more goals in the first 15 minutes of the 2nd half (Siti Nor Aysah, 32', Faradila 35', 43', OngYan Ling 40' and the Munirah 45'). The highlight of the day was Munirah's long punt from the midway line that caught the Deyi goalkeeper napping.

Shaahidah (1st from left) advancing into Deyi's penalty box without any trouble

The Bullets reached double figures in the 53rd min through Nur Shaahidah and Yan Ling put the finishing touches with 2 more well-taken goals in the 54th min and 58th min.

The Bullets marching off the field in joyous mood after a resounding victory

Senior Girl Bullets celebrate 8-0 mauling of the Saints

28th February 2014

Bullets keeper Crystal Ong warming up for the match

The Bowen Bullets huddle before the game

The Bowen Bullets B girls bagged their second win at the National Inter-Schools Football Tournament on home ground this afternoon against St Joseph’s Institution (International).

Emilia Natasha (in yellow), returning form an ankle injury to inspire the Bullets

The first fifteen minutes of the game was all quiet, with the SJI players steadily denying the Bowen attackers of all their chances. In the 16th minute, Sasi Kala Tamang broke the silence with the first goal. Two minutes later, Emilia Natasha smashed the second into the back of the net after a cross from teammate Ong Yan Ling. Sasi then dribbled through the entire SJI defence to make the score 3-0 just before half time.

Bullets Jazlyn dancing her way into the opponent's half

Just 30 seconds into the second half, the Bullets executed a well-rehearsed attack straight from the kick-off, resulting in Yan Ling bringing the ball down the left flank to score form a tight angle. Emilia and Sasi extended the Bullets girls’ lead to 6-0 in the 34th and 38th minute respectively, with goals from outside the penalty box.

Captain Nur Faradila's shot saved by the SJI keeper

The floodgates remained opened for Sasi as she grabbed her fourth goal through a free kick in the 46th minute. Midfielder Siti Nor Aysah deftly slotted the ball past the keeper two minutes before the final whistle to seal the game with an 8-0 score line.

Bullet Sasi Kala Tamang discussing tactics with Coach Yeong Sheau Shyan during half-time

Senior Girls Bullets claim another scalp

5th March 2014

The Bowen Bullets starting line-up

The Bowen B Div girls claimed another victory in the National Inter-Schools B Div Girls Football Championship yesterday afternoon at Siglap Secondary School field. This time it was Greenview Secondary that tasted the Bowen Bullets' wrath, losing 0-5 to a long-time rival.

The Bullets C Div squad lending support to their seniors

After their resounding victories over Whitley Sec (8-1) and SJI (8-0), the Bowen Bullets were slightly more cautious against their experienced opponents who were made up of seemingly stronger and taller girls. The Yet, it took only 9 minutes for Bullets Sasi to score Bowen's first goal.

Bullet Azyzy Jasmine surging forward with the ball as teammate Nur Faradila follows up to offer
support

As Greenview began to settle down, they produced a few chances of which one brought out a good save from Bowen keeper Crystal Ong. In the 23rd min, the Bullets conceded a penalty which Greenview buried in the net but match referee strangely disallowed the goal for an encroachment into the penalty area by a Bowen player. The re-taken penalty kick was subsequently saved by Crystal.

Bullets Nor Asyah holding up the ball against heavy pressure

The opportunity to save the game came and went for Greenview as thereafter, the Bullets pulled further into the lead with 2 more goals from skipper Nur Faradila (28th min) and Siti Nor Aysah (30th min).

The Bullet girls defending in their own half

The 2nd half saw a composed performance by the Bowen Bullets who grew in confidence as the match wore on. In the 53rd min, Nur Shaahidah slot in Bowen's 4th goal from an assist by utility player Ong Yanling. The subdued Greenview defence then gave away a careless penalty which was converted by Sasi for a 5-0 victory.

Bullet Sasi attempting a clearance in the hard and dry pitch