3 Singapore teams to mix it up at the Singapore Cricket Club Rugby 7s
The Singapore Cricket Club International Rugby 7s (SCC 7s) is making its annual return to the Padang on the first weekend of November. ...
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“Hey, where’s everybody going?” – Why some countries are leaving the F1 party in 2009
The Canadian and French Grand Prix races will disappear from the F1 calendar next year while Asian and Middle Eastern countries willing to pay much more are taking their places. ...
Read more ›Singapore’s Olympic ice-skating dreams destroyed by looming economic crisis?
The decision to shelve the plans to build the Olympic ice-skating rink at the Jurong Entertainment Centre will affect not just Jurong residents and ice-skating enthusiasts. It also means that the Singapore Ice Skating Association's recently-obtained membership into the International Skating Union and Asian Skating Union could be terminated as a result. ...
Read more ›Ngee Ann Polytechnic stage amazing comeback against ITE in POL-ITE women’s floorball
Hosts Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP) managed to overcome a two-goal deficit to draw 3-3 with the Combined Institute of Technical Education (ITE) women's floorball team in a Polytechnic-Institute of Technical Education (POL-ITE) Floorball Championship match. ...
Read more ›ITE beat hosts Ngee Ann Polytechnic to keep POL-ITE floorball championship hopes alive
The Combined Institute of Technical Education (ITE) floorball team ensured that the Polytechnic-Institute of Technical Education (POL-ITE) men’s Floorball Championship would go right down to the last game when they comfortably beat hosts Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP) 4-1 yesterday. ...
Read more ›The Game 39 proposal of the English Premier League (or how to extract more money from Singaporeans)
The English have concocted a scheme to suck more money from Singaporeans via the not quite English Premier League. Hang on to your wallets, people. ...
Read more ›Teck Whye Secondary clinch C Division girls’ hockey title in thrilling penalty shootout
In a thrilling finish to the C Division Girls' Hockey Championship, Teck Whye Secondary beat CHIJ St Nicholas' Girls 2-1 on penalties to clinch the championship crown. ...
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