Team Singapore athletes returned from the recently concluded 19th Commonwealth Games to a reward of S$1.88 million dollars. The Multi-Million Dollar Award Programme (MAP), administered by the Singapore National Olympic Council and sponsored by the Tote Board and Singapore Pools, provides cash rewards for athletes who win medals. ...

The Singapore contingent has returned from India with a record haul of medals. Singapore returned with 11 gold, 11 silver and nine bronze medals. In the 2006 Melbourne games, Singapore won five gold, six silver and seven bronze. ...

Singapore's Yao Lei and Shinta Mulia Sari fell at the final hurdle when they lost the women's doubles gold to India's Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa Machimanda. The Singapore pair were the top seed in the tournament and had beaten the same opponents twice before this year. However, in front of a partisan Indian crowd and rattled by a controversial umpiring call, Yao Lei and Shinta succumbed 16-21, 19-21. ...

Singapore missed out on a bronze medal when our team fell 1-3 to England in the Commonwealth Games mixed team event. ...

Our Red Sports photographers saw a lot of the Youth Olympic Games action through their viewfinder as they told the story with their cameras. Here are some of the favourite images of our Red Crew shooters from the Games. ...

After a rousing start at the 2010 Badminton World Championships in Paris, Singapore's youthful crop of shuttlers have to contend with a round of 16 exit after defeating formidable opponents in the earlier rounds. ...

Singapore's lone representative in badminton, Huang Chao, was a face of chaos in his quarter-final duel and went down 21-18, 21-16 to Malaysia's 2010 Asian Junior runners-up Loh Wei Sheng. ...