Monday, February 9, 2009
Cagers-Dynamites December Camp
So we had our trainings and practice. Our coach had introduced to us something new to help us with our speed and stamina like the 3-6-3 full court run. We waited for a few physical tests like routeworks and swith sides, but Mr. Liew didn't really trust our stamina condition, though we think we were above average at that time..:P
And then there's the PMR Result Day. All of us pass the exam with flying colours and so did the Dynamites. We all celebrated over cakes and ice-cream (sponsored by Aunty and Casem 06) that night. Mr. Liew was also proud of us for our excellence in the exam.
Day by day..night by night..the camp came to an end on Saturday..that night, the Dynamites head off to JB to get prepared for school on Monday. We were very sad that our old boys will be going back also on that day. Only Jae 08 was left with us till Sunday. Our bonds were too strong to let them go away. The court would be different this year not to see the laughs of Syahmi and Jae, the voice of Ammar and Justin, the guidance of Mokri and Luqman and the face of Starmai and Iwan. This year is going to be a hell of different cause we are the seniors now. Now we know how big and heavy are the responsibilities.
Well, I guess that's all about the Dec Camp we attended last year. For more detail, please refer to Abg Ise's Blog..Haha!
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Of MCKK U-15, Cameron Highlands Trip and Prebysterian High
Well..here's a story on what happened last year while Abg Ise and Aunty Ana were on Hajj..
Malay College hosted its 2nd invitation tournament and as like the year before..it is still the champion. It started on the 5th till the 8th of November 2008. It was rather short this year as the school had allocated a small budget for us to host the tournament.
MCKK sent 2 teams last year which were Cagers A and Cagers B. The players of the A team were mostly from the top players of each form. Every team had 2 form 4s with Syai and Ajim in the team A and Mat Noor and Amir in team B..
Many schools received and accepted the invitation namely SDAR, STAR, SAS, SEMASHUR, SMS Dungun and SESMA despite the lameness throughout the tournament. Last year's tournament had to be combined with the Debate Four Corners Match. So, a lot of things can't go our way. Everything must be considered cause it's not just the Cagers tournament, it's the debaters' also.
So, back to the tournament, basically, as we all had guess, Cagers A won the cup, with the 2nd placing went to SESMA. SEMASHUR won the 3rd and 4th placing beating Cagers B. SDAR, who was expected to be in the finals lost in the 2nd round after after losing to Cagers B (well..Ghazali didn't play because of his injury a day before the match..lucky us!!). It was truly a great experience to play with other teams and to know their style of plays..Like SEMASHUR, we now know their skills as well as SMS Dungun.
1st Place : CAGERS A
2nd Place : SESMA
3rd Place : SEMASHUR
4th Place : CAGERS B
Oh yeah..there were no MVP for last year's tournament as no one could play up to the standard that an MVP would play.
After a short while of relaxing and postmorterm..Mr. Liew had brought us all up to Cameron Highlands for a holiday trip though we still played a few games. We had many sponsors that paid for our stay, there. All of them were old boys. Although we were trashed by the home team, Mr. Liew didn't take it seriously cause the games were just to expose us to a much better team. All we did was enjoy the scenery, the strwaberries, the ice-creams and the cool-windy air. All of us enjoyed the trip very much as it reduced our tenses.
But one thing we forgot was that we were going to have a match with the Prebysterian School from Singapore the day after we came back. We had no stamina, no strength, and gained a lot of weight too..they have a few national youth players aand all of them are big size!! Their tallest player is 194 cm! At the end of the game, we lost..but we didn't get to play the full game..since it was raining that very evening. And so..we head back home..to enjoy our holiday filled with trainings..
Monday, September 29, 2008
Selamat Hari Raya..
The Emperors would like to wish the Muslims including those who play basketball Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri..Maaf Zahir Batin.
This goes especially to Teachers and Freinds.Abg Ise, Aunty Ana and family.Cikgu Jimmy and family.Old Boys.Old Cagers.Cagers 08.Juniors.
And also a bid of shall I say good luck to those who are taking PMR (including the Emperors). Hopefully, you'll achieve what you wished for.
"Hari Raya is a day where you should forgive and forget. Forgive those bad things that were done to you and forget those sad memories. It's a time to be happy and not cry upon those who are not around. I surely hope that the American army and Israel regime would give chances to the Muslims to celebrate this meaningful event. Selamat Hari Raya I wish to all..and Maaf Zahir Batin."
Friday, September 26, 2008
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Q4G...it's a SUCCESS!
Another year, another victory for Cagers...this years PPM witnessed the achievement of MC Cagers in bringing home the PHT cup for 5 years in a row...another great success. Congratulations to the winning team led by Mokri Misren and his teammates. Special thanks to Mr. Liew, Abg Ise, Aunty Ana, old boys, MCKK Admins and to all budak koleqs out there..
Q4G was proven to be a great success...
Quest 4 Glory or Q4G was created in 2003 to revive MC Cager’s victory and put the trophy to where it belongs, the college ground. It was a mission or shall I say target by the old boys led by En. Ihsan Ismail. He was helped by his wife and considered a mother to the new generations of Cagers, Aunty Ana. But there can be no winnings if it wasn't for Mr. Liew Yong Choon, the heart and soul of the Cagers.
The aim of this mission is to win the PHT for 5 consecutive years starting from 2004 till 2008. Actually, it planned to win its first trophy in 2005, the year that is considered a very historic year when MCKK turned 100. But the trainings finally paid off...they won the trophy in 2004 and carried on their legacy till 2008.
This year's PPM officially wrapped up Quest 4 Glory. With tears of joy and sadness on the face of almost everyone. It was a sad story with a very happy ending. The team had three main players injured. The injuries were so bad; they couldn't train for weeks. Their conditions really worried us- the supporters. Will they be able to win the cup? That was the main question.
I for one think that the Cagers felt so much tense when playing their game. Never did they play smoothly. Sometimes they lead till 20 points ahead, but sometimes they trailed 2 or 3 points. Despite the pressure given to them in their games, they still manage to win with big margins. And now I know the secret to every Cager’s victories. Supporters. Supporters are I think the biggest and the most important element in pressurized games...
You see, when almost everyone around you is putting you into pressure, that is where cheers come around and comfort you. Imagine having the whole court mocking you, jeering you, and teasing your every move. But there will be a group of students shouting 'Come on Cagers!', 'Sharp!' and 'Nice one Cagers!' to comfort you. And this is I think the most important element when you are on the court.
Well...officially...Q4G is now over. It has achieved its target and the whole 'crew' is satisfied with their achievement. And now starts Quest 4 Glory 2 with no official targets. We see how far we can go. But for sure we'll target victory every year.
..Thank You..
Abg Ise - for organising and coordinate Cager's Q4G..
Aunty Ana - a mother to Cagers of the 21st century
Mr. Liew - a coach, a father and a friend who guided us to victory
Cikgu Jimmy - he who helped us to victory
Tai Chek - a friend who helped the Cagers a lot
Old Boys and Old Cagers - being the supporting backbone of this project
Cagers of 04, 05, 06, 07 and 08 - for winning the PHT 5 years in a row.
Present and junior Cagers - being the most important element in the game - supporters
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Meet the Emperors!!
to Rohaizad, sorry you can't go since you'll be off to Sabah to be with your family and friends...
well...since the tournament has ended..I think I would like to tell about the Emperors in detail..
Let me start off with the Captain of 0610 Emperor...

Muhammad Zulikhram bin Noordin
Seremban, Negeri Sembilan
Cagers L
Center
Emperor 11
A 100
He was selected as the MVP for the U-15 Basketball Invitation.
This budak negeri enjoys playing computer games. He likes playing the Pokemon whatsoever game (couldn't rember). He has the abilities of playing piccolo, basketball and also volleyball. A dark boy by the name of Am, he was voted to be our captain or should I say Grand Emperor. He is a nice boy and can be really fun once you get to know him....

Taiping, Perak
Cagers I
Right-Guard
Emperor 13
A 118
This intelligent young man has the power to play basketball, blow clarinet and also debate. But he still loves basketball more, of course. Yes, he is Syafiq Sallehin! A son of two doctors who really really support basketball. Loves music and jokes. He speaks very fluent English as he was an English debater. He is also a smarty-pants as he scores multiple As in exams..

Ahmad Zaki bin Izuddin Husaini
Cheras, Selangor
Cagers I
Left Wing
Emperor 10
A 20
This little boy from Cheras has a very bright potential in basketball as he can dribble fastly and shoot some 3 points. A point guard that has both abilities, well done. He started playing basketball in standard 5 when his brother taught him this game. A son of an engineer, his father sponsored the new Emperor jerseys for the whole team. Thanks, sir.
Taiping, Perak
Cagers I
Right Wing
Emperor 15
A 123
A Taiping-born student with sharpness in his shootings. He's a very smaart boy and that can be seen in his studies. He loves to hang around with friends but he never goes around without his manners. Has the advantages of paying both guard and wind. Sometimes I see leadership in him, I just don't know why..

Hafiz Fitri El Feisyal bin Apani
Machang, Kelantan
Cagers I
Right Wing
Emperor 14
A 116
This east cost player is very good at shooting 3 points. During a match with STAR, he scored five 3 points. What an amazing record. Even Mr. Liew is shocked. He is a long-distance runner and was 3rd in the MCKK 1500 m run. Congratulations, El!

Mohd Ammar Faid bin Ruslan
Wangsa Maju, Kuala Lumpur
Cagers L
Left Wing
Emperor 12
A 28
Ammar Faid, this name isn't a nobody anymore now that he's in the winning team of MC KK U-15. He joined the Emperor mid-year last year after quitting playing football. He is somewhat of a 3 pointer and a sharp one, too. A favourite player of Mr. Liew and loves eating chocolates. That's why he got most of the chocolates from sir. Jangan marah!!


Kota Bharu, Kelantan
Cagers I
Right Guard
Emperor 7
A 89
Just now there was an east coast player named El, now let's meet another one, also from Kelantan. This chubby boy
can steal your ball and protect it till you can never get it back. Once he swings his flying fist, boy you're out of the game.

Muhammad Haziq bin Kamarulazaman
Tapah, Perak
Cagers J
Right Wing
Emperor 9
A 102

Muhammad Noor Ikmal bin Ibrahim
Pekan Jawi, Penang
Cagers J
Right Wing
Emperor 9
A 30
Just when you thought that Haziq was the only one with Emperor 9, you're wrong. We have 1 player more than a team should have, so some two players must take the same number and they are Haziq and Ikmal. This small point guard can slip in defenses easily as he is tiny. Sometimes you think that he will never get a shot, but boy you're wrong. He sometimes surprises the team and even the seniors. Keep it up, Ikmal!

Rohaizad bin Ruslan
Kota Marudu, Sabah
Cagers L
Right Wing
Emperor 4
A 68
This is the only Borneo player in the team. This religious guy is the 2nd best dribbler after Mokri Misren, a Form 4 player. He is a "tarannum" reciter. His love for basketball can be seen every day when he plays basketball. He started playing basketball when his brother from MOZAC taught him.
Emperor 6
A 106
This urban boy comes from Alor Setar has set his mind to play basketball ever since he arrived here at MCKK. Mr. Liew, seeing his tall father said to him that he has the potential of growing if he eats a lot of calcium. He is a left handed player in Emperor and the only one. He is very good at doing jump shots as well as baseline shootings. A very jokey person a very k.e.l.a.m-clumsy person too.

Muhammad Izzat bin Abdul Rahman
Butterworth, Penang
Cagers I
Right Guard
Emperor 8
A 109
This Penang-boy is a son of a businessman and a Maybank officer. He is very clever especially in maths. A baseline shooter and a good one, too. He loves to joke around with friends and teachers. A very nice guy once you got to know him.

Setiawangsa, Kuala Lumpur
Cagers I
Center
Emperor 5
A 110
A typical teenager who is trying to improve his basketball skills and also his studies here in MCKK. With Mr. Liew as the coach and Abg Ise as the Head Coach, he thinks there's nothing to be worried about. The eldest son of a Maybank officer and an army officer. He was the captain of Cagers I during the U-15 Invitation but still regrets for not leading the team well. His team didn't get to enter cup placing. But, like Aunty Ana said, try again next time.
Monday, November 12, 2007
1st Cup : Cagers Liew
2nd Cup : Sekolah Sultan Alam Shah
3rd Cup : Sekolah Menengah Sains Dungun
4th Cup : Sekolah Menengah Sains Sultan Mahmud
1st Plate : Cagers Ise
2nd Plate : Sekolat Tuanku Abdul Rahman
3rd Plate : Cagers Jimmy
4th Plate : Sekolah Menengah Raja Tun Azlan Shah
Congrats to the winners.. remember, winning or losing is always come in 2nd.. but the important things is each of us contributes along in making this project, an enjoyable one...
Thanks to the Board of Governors..MCKK administrators..teachers..and crews..
those who supported directly..or in directly..
But very very special thanks to Mr. Liew..who had given his time to train us no matter day or night..rain or shine.. Abg Ise, for coaching us..picking out jerseys.. and Aunty Ana..for handling this tournament with good care so it can run smoothly...