Monsoon Touch Football Club

  Wantoks is the most established women’s Touch team on the island with a steadfast history that dates all the

  way back to 1996. The team started initially as part of the men’s rugby section in Wanderers Rugby Football Club

  with a healthy mixture of expatriate and local players, both young and experienced. Under Maureen

  Thomson’s coaching for 3 solid years, the team won every Touch competition there was and has since grown in

  size and improved in playing standards. The team was later helmed by Anne Goh for the next 9 years and

  coached by various coaches from Australia and New Zealand.

  In 2008, the Wantoks, together with their male Touch team mates, broke away from the Wanderers RFC and

  formed what is known today as Monsoon Touch Football Club. The women’s team, U-Sport Monsoon Wantoks,

  till today still houses the feistiest, strongest female players on the field. With Haseena Allapitchay as

  main  coordinator and Chris Wall (New Zealand Touch rep & World Cup MVP) coaching the team,

  U-sport Monsoon Wantoks is set to reach the pinnacle of elite again at the Asian Club Championships 2010.

  Achievements

 - National Touch League Women’s Open A Div Champions 1997-2003

 - Summer Touch League Women’s Open A Div Champions 2004-2009

 - Inaugural Asian Club Touch Women’s Open Champions 2009

 - Numerous overseas club Touch tournaments in Asia eg. Vietnam, Bangkok

 - Wantoks had players representing Singapore in the national team for Touch Football World Cup in years 1999,     

   2003, 2007