The Red Sports Interview

“Support for local sports is far greater than many people credit.” — James Clarke, World Sport Group

James Clarke is a senior vice-president at World Sport Group. Annually, the company produces, distributes and supplies more than 5,000 hours of sports programming covering almost 600 days of sports events across more than 30 countries in Asia. ...

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“We have a passionate fan base that pays to see the Slingers.” — Michael Johnson, Slingers GM

The Singapore Slingers open the third season of the ASEAN Basketball League (ABL) on Sunday, January 15th, with a home game against the Indonesia Warriors at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. ...

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“The talent in S’pore allows us to have a HQ here.” — Hass Aminian, Sportfive

Hass Aminian is the business development director for the Asia Pacific region at Sportfive Group (Singapore), a major sports rights marketing company. ...

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“There is an overwhelming sense of honour and pride when wearing the Singapore jersey” — Mark Cheong

Mark Cheong, 18, is the vice-captain of the Singapore under-20 national rugby team that recently won promotion to Division 2 of the Asian Rugby Football Union (ARFU). Mark and his teammates beat Kazakhstan 17-10 in the final to secure that promotion. ...

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“But nothing came close to being on the rugby pitch. It was magic.” — Michael Palmer

Michael Palmer, 43, is a Member of Parliament for Punggol East. He was first elected to parliament in 2006. In an exclusive interview with Red Sports, he shares with us the role that sports has played in his life. ...

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“I could not complete the requisite number of chin-ups, which made my life as a recruit and cadet quite miserable.” — Chen Show Mao

Chen Show Mao, 50, is a Member of Parliament for Aljunied Group Representative Constituency (GRC). He was elected to parliament in May 2011. In an exclusive interview with Red Sports, he shares with us the role that sports and exercise has played in his life. ...

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“… strong support from the schools has kept me going.” — netball coach Kok Mun Wai

By Chan Hui Mui/Red Sports Kok Mun Wai (third from left) with her ACJC girls. Mun Wai has helped ACJC to take the last three National A Division titles. (Photo 1 courtesy of Kok Mun Wai) Mun Wai has been coaching since 1996 and has won a total of 37 school titles. Kok Mun Wai currently coaches Anglo Chinese Junior College, CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) and CHIJ (Kellock) Primary School. For the recent 2011 sea ...

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