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In the thrilling preliminary round of the National School Games Sepaktakraw Senior Division Boys, Yuhua Primary School faced off against Qihua Primary School in a closely contested match. The game proved to be a tight battle from the start, with both teams displaying exceptional skill and determination. Despite the extreme closeness of the first Regu, which extended to a total of three sets, Yuhua Primary managed to secure the win with a score of 15-13 in the final set, edging ahead of Qihua. Throughout the match, spectators were treated to intense exchanges, long rallies, and a relentless fight for every point, showcasing the competitive spirit and athleticism of both teams.
Ultimately, Yuhua Primary emerged victorious, winning the match 2 Regu to 1. Their triumph in the face of such fierce competition highlighted their resilience and ability to perform under pressure. The hard-fought victory not only showcased the skill and teamwork of the Yuhua Primary team but also demonstrated the competitive spirit and sportsmanship that characterises the National School Games Sepaktakraw tournament. Despite the loss, the boys from Qihua Primary can keep their heads high as they have shown remarkable display of determination on the court, everlasting support from their teammates cheering despite the deficit.
Team Yuhua gathering for a hurdle, moments before the beginning of the first game.
The Qihua boys stand united with high morale and unwavering spirits, ready to conquer any challenge that comes their way.
Here's to fair play, worthy adversaries, and celebrating the spirit of the game. AIDAN MATEEN JAN BIN ABDULLAH from Qihua Primary School and MUHAMMAD DANISH AQASHA BIN MUHAMMAD KHAIRIL ANUAR from Yuhua Primary School shaking hands before the battle begins.
Fighting hard on court, cheering loud off court, the Qihua boys were seen cheering their team throughout the entire game with every won and lost point.
Substitute JAVEN LEOW from Qihua Primary with his first touch of the game, attempting an acrobatic finish.
After a long rally and intense battle, all smiles from the Yuhua’s team after winning a significant and hard fought point.
Two different emotions on each side of the court, but one goal in mind. All to play for!
HAQQI BIN HIDIR captains Qihua Primary School for the first Regu.
All the emotions running through JAVEN LEOW, HAQQI BIN HIDIR and THEIN HTET AUNG after taking the set to 1 all.
Qihua Primary School’s coach giving out instructions to his boys, as they seek to close out the first Regu.
MUHAMMAD RIFQI ZAIDAN BIN ABDULLAH running to his teammates after the victory.
AZIQ HARITH BIN MUHAMMAD HAIRUL with great control and technique to get the ball over.
Onto the second regu! High fives all around the Yuhua team as IZR YAN SHAHZRYN BIN ISWADI, MUHAMMAD DANISH AQASHA BIN MUHAMMAD KHAIRIL ANUAR and MUHAMMAD DANIAL AQASHA BIN MUHAMMAD KHAIRIL ANUAR celebrates together after what was witnessed as another insane rally!
PAUL FIRDAUS SOLOMON certainly enjoyed that point with a chest bump celebration with his fellow teammate, LUTFIL HADI BIN MUHAMMAD FAIRUZ.
Despite a very strong and commanding start from Qihua Primary School, the Yuhua boys managed to overcome the adversity after a timeout and secure the first game. The importance of every point won felt by players and their parents who were present during the game.
Losing and winning is part of a game, but it’s the takeaway of good sportsmanship and resilience that the Qihua boys can be proud of. Even though the score may not favour them today, the lessons learnt on the court transcend the game—perseverance, teamwork, and tenacity.
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