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# NUStChouk
### NUStChouk (NUSC Tchoukball)
AY26/27 IG Heads:
1. Lau Shyan Tze, Kate
2. Cortel Jillian Erin Gaudia
Weekly Trainings
We are a group of tchoukball enthusiasts, many of whom started out as beginners, and we train weekly (on Thursdays) at West Wing MPH! A normal session would start out with warmups (passing & catching, all-rounds, and 砸球 (zaqiu)—which translates into “smashing the ball”), before moving on to drills and games. Drills include attacking drills, defence drills, and counter-attack drills. There’s something about this sport that inspires people to stay on longer than we need to, so every now and then, after our 10pm-12am training, you’ll find us staying way past 12am, shooting at the frames, yapping, etc. In addition to our NUSC players, plenty of alumni from previous batches of USP and YNC tchoukball also come to join us regularly, and we love their presence. We’re always learning from each other, supporting each other, and having a world of fun.
Wearing our new jerseys designed by the ay25/26 capts! Our ay26/27 week 1 session with many new faces!
A Tchouk-obsessed Community
We’re tight-knit! We love hanging out outside the court. But even then, we end up talking about tchoukball a lot.
We Compete at TchoukCup, IFG, and ICG!
Competing at Tchoukcup (an inter-RC tchoukball competition) is quite special because it is often Y1s’ first time playing a tchoukball competition, and it is also a time that alumni can come back to compete again. ICG and IFG are opportunities for us to build strong team spirit and to motivate us to train better!
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