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Bukit Jalil Sports School look Dangerous despite age difference.
Byline: Jugjet Singh
DOUBLE champions Bukit Jalil Sports School have fielded an Under-17 team in the Under-19 Division Two of the Malaysia Hockey League (MHL), but they still look dangerous enough to trouble title aspirants.
BJSS beat Batu Pahat 4-0 on Friday, and will be playing Bandar Penawar Sports School (BPSS) Juniors today. "My players performed well in training, but froze in the first match against Batu Pahat where we could have done much better. Even though we won, there is still plenty of room for my boys to improve," said BJSS coach S. Prakash.
And one BJSS player who scored against Batu Pahat stood out prominently - Dangerous Lee Mathew. …
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