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15-year-old is youngest American table tennis national champ

Michael Landers, 15, just became the youngest table tennis champion in America when he beat a 26-year-old in the final.
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Shuttler Thng Ting Ting beats Thai top seed to win U-19 Singles final

By REDintern Ng Enna. Photos by REDintern Thomas Tan and Tan Jon Han.

Yio Chu Kang Stadium, Sunday, December 20, 2009 – Singapore shuttler Thng Ting Ting swept aside top seed, Nittayaporn Nipatsant, from Thailand with a 2-0 (21-12, 21-19) victory in the Li-Ning Singapore Youth International badminton Under-19 Girls Singles final.
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10 cyclists to cycle 1,000km from Singapore to Thai border

Contributed by Denise Leok

10 passionate cyclists from all walks of life will embark on a 1,000km route over 100 hours in pitch darkness and challenging terrain.

Starting from Singapore on 20 January 2010, the team will cycle along the eastern coastal roads of Malaysia to the borders of Thailand while making pit stops at firefly camps along the route/
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The winner of the Red Sports 2009 Picture of the Year contest is …

By Lai Jun Wei/Red Sports

429 people have cast their votes over the past two months for the Red Sports 2009 Picture of the Year contest. The picture of Zachary Devaraj from the Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) has won the contest with 99 votes.
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Vote your 2009 POSB Favourite Athlete of the Year (Girls)

With 2009 almost drawing to a close, I am sure a number of players have stood out from the rest and left an impression on you.

Red Sports readers have nominated their A, B, C Division, POL-ITE and IVP female player of the year and it’s now time for you to vote.
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Vote your 2009 POSB Favourite Athlete of the Year (Boys)

With 2009 almost drawing to a close, I am sure a number of players have stood out from the rest and left an impression on you.

Red Sports readers have nominated their A, B, C Division, POL-ITE and IVP male player of the year and it’s now time for you to vote.
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Singapore Lions to play Oman in football friendly to prepare for Asian Cup Qualifiers

Contributed by Lee Tien Sin

Tuesday, December 22, 2009 – Singapore will take on Oman in two friendly matches on 28 and 31 December at the Bishan Stadium, in preparation for their 2011 AFC Asian Cup Qualification match against I.R. Iran come January 6th (venue to be confirmed).
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Sailor Koh Seng Leong wins Laser Radial gold in Melbourne

Contributed by Ho Shu Fen

Singapore’s Koh Seng Leong dominated the Laser Radial Men fleet to win gold while Elizabeth Yin and Victoria Chan scored a seventh and eighth in the Laser Radial Women’s fleet.

15 sailors represented Singapore at the recent 2009 Sail Melbourne regatta which is the concluding event in the ISAF World Cup series.

In the 470 men’s division, Roy Tay and Terence Koh ended the regatta in a credible fifth place as Olympic Gold medalists Malcolm Page and his partner Mat Belcher led the regatta from start to finish.
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Jiyai Shin and Lorena Ochoa will go head to head at 2010 HSBC Women’s Champions

Contributed by Lorna Campbell

Singapore, Tuesday, December 22, 2009 – Winners of the HSBC Women’s Champions 2008 and 2009, Lorena Ochoa and Jiyai Shin, will return to Tanah Merah Country Club (TMCC) from 25-28 February 2010 to challenge for the top honours once again. HSBC made the announcement today, underlining the prestige and allure of ‘Asia’s Major’ to the best female golfers in the world.
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Red Crew Erwin Wong and Alan Chiang take on celebrities Allan Wu and Irene Ang (and win)

Story by Yvonne Yap/Red Sports. Pictures by REDintern Jon Han Tan and Vanessa Lim/Red Sports.

Singapore Indoor Stadium, Thursday, December 17, 2009 – The Singapore Slingers ended their three-game losing streak with a 69-66 win over the Thailand Tigers last week, but it was a special layup on court by Red Crew Erwin Wong that got fellow crew members up on their feet during half-time.

A friendly six-minute match between the media and celebrities was a refreshing addition to half-time entertainment, which ended 2-0 in the media’s favour.
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First modern pentathlon qualification for Youth Olympic Games underway in Singapore

Contributed by Phua Kai Ting

Singapore Sports School, December 19, 2009 – Preparations for the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games (Singapore 2010) are well in progress, with the Singapore Sports School being the latest competition venue to show its readiness for the Games.

The Sports School is hosting the first modern pentathlon qualification competition in Singapore from 19 to 20 December 2009. The Asia-Oceania Youth Olympic Games Qualification Competition will see 27 athletes from eight National Olympic Committees (NOCs) vying for a chance to compete at Singapore 2010.
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Slingers chalk up morale-boosting 69-66 ABL win over Tigers in thrilling finish

Story by Erwin Wong and Koh Yizhe/Red Sports. Photos by REDintern Tan Jon Han.

Singapore Indoor Stadium, Thursday, December 17, 2009 – The Singapore Slingers were desperate for a victory.

And this frantic, frenzied need to win ultimately edged them past the Thailand Tigers 69-66 in a heart-stopping, backs-to-wall, come-from-behind triumph.

Kyle Jeffers led the team with 20 points and 13 rebounds, while Michael LeBlanc and Marcus Ng added 15 and nine each, as the trio helped the Slingers overcome a 10-point half time deficit by scoring 30 of the team’s 40 second-half points.
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SEA Games 09: Team Singapore finishes with 33 golds, 30 silvers and 35 bronzes

Laos, Friday, December 18, 2009 – Team Singapore concluded their 25th South East Asian (SEA) Games campaign with a Bronze medal in the men’s 25 metres Centre Fire Pistol Team, bringing their total medal tally to 33 golds, 30 silvers and 35 bronze medals.

They currently lie in sixth position in the medal standings. The Games will come to a close this evening. The next Games will be hosted by Indonesia in 2011.

Day 10 results:

Petanque:

Women’s Triples Group I:
Singapore (Goh Heoi Bin, Heo Boon Huay, Nur Izzari Ismail, Ong Ruo Ning) lost to Laos 13-7

Shooting:

Men’s 25m Centre Fire Pistol Final:
Gai Bin: 573 points (4th)
Poh Lip Meng: 561 (8th)
On Shaw Ming: 557 (9th)

Men’s 25m Centre Fire Pistol Team Final:
On Shaw Ming, Poh Lip Meng, Gai Bin: 1691 points (Bronze)

SEA Games 09: Men’s 4×100m relay team go sub 40s en route to silver medal

Laos, Thursday, December 17, 2009 – Singapore won a gold, seven silvers and a bronze on the penutimate day of competition at the 25th South East Asian (SEA) Games in Laos.

Shot putter Zhang Guirong retained her gold medal won in the previous Games when she threw a distance of 17.12 metres. Zhang was streets ahead of the competition, winning handily by nearly a metre and a half.
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ABL: Singapore Slingers vs Thailand Tigers – Live from Singapore Indoor Stadium

The Singapore Slingers beat the Thailand Tigers 69-66 in their final ASEAN Basketball League (ABL) game before the Christmas break.

It was a heart-stopping, edge-of-the-seat game that was decided only in the last 15 seconds.

Read the play-by-play commentary by the Red Crew of Erwin Wong, Koh Yizhe, Colin Tung and Jan Lin of the game last night.

Red Sports. Always Game.

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