Twins Vignesa and Kumaresa Pasupathy are up and coming names in the local floorball fraternity, and with their natural on-court chemistry and flair in the sport, it is of no doubt that the twins would make the national team for the upcoming 28th SEA Games.
Michael Paul Hendrick (#7) was the hero for MJC, as he scored the tiebreaking free kick in extra time to secure their victory.
This is VJC's third straight title, and their seventh in eight years. Raffles Institution won the title in 2012 to halt VJC's four-year title streak then.
RI led from start to end as they retained their title with a 54–29 victory over River Valley High School, completing a flawless season.
Despite sporadic shooting, goal shooter Claire Seah was the hero for HCI, as she made it up with her offensive rebounds, which gave her team several crucial second-chance opportunities.
Ferdinand Lim (#2), Jonathan Lim (#10) and Chiang Ken Ji (#17) each contributed a goal. All three goals came in a 12-minute spell in the second half.
Comprehensive coverage of the upcoming 28th SEA Games will be made available through several digital and mobile platforms for members of the public, regardless of geographical location.
With a semi-final qualification at stake, Benjamin Ong (#22) stepped up and headed home VJC's most important goal of the season, earning them a spot in the semi-final.
