Leslie Tan, founder of Red Sports, was interviewed by Yvonne Gomez of Radio Singapore International about Singapore's winning bid to host the inaugural Youth Olympic Games in 2010. You can read the transcript or hear the podcast on the RSI website. ...

On Thursday, February 21, 2008, going to a party was the last thing on my mind. I had just come back from an overseas business trip, tired and recovering from the flu, and the last thing I felt like doing was to be in the midst of a thronging, dancing, cheering crowd. ...

Our Singapore youth danced, played and cheered out loud to at the Padang and their efforts didn't go to waste when Singapore won the bid to host the first-ever Youth Olympic Games in 2010. ...

The long wait is finally over, and the vote has gone Singapore’s way. Beginning with a field of eleven cities, the competition to host the first-ever Youth Olympic Games was narrowed down to five cities in November 2007, then further reduced to Singapore and Moscow in January 2008. ...

On this night, Thursday, February 21, 2008, at 7 p.m., a day that will live long in the memory of the 9,000 people who were at the Padang and the hundreds of thousands more watching at home on television, the world witnessed an improbable fact, that tiny little Singapore had more friends than Moscow, the largest city in Europe and the capital of Russia. ...

The Singapore Management University (SMU) beat the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) 27-10 to win their second game of the Tri-Universities Rugby Championship and set up mouth-watering clash this Saturday against the unbeaten National University of Singapore (NUS). ...

A football tournament starting on March 8, 2008 will give the winning Under-16 boys team a shot at representing Singapore at a global championship in Vienna, Austria. Austria is one of the host countries along with Switzerland. ...