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Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 by Les Tan

Interest in Osim Triathlon sees first drop in 7 years

After years of increasing participation numbers, the 2010 Osim Singapore International Triathlon may need a final sprint down the stretch to match the record of 3,600 who took part in 2009.

Singapore International Triathlon Nation in Motion . Sports Marketing . triathlon

Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 by Red Sports reader

Aviva to stop Badminton Open sponsorship but continue with Ironman 70.3

Aviva announced it will not be renewing its sponsorship of the Aviva Open Singapore but will continue its support for the Aviva Ironman 70.3 Singapore for another three years until 2012.

Ironman 70.3 Singapore Industry in Motion . Sports Marketing . badminton . triathlon

Friday, August 7th, 2009 by Red Sports reader

Favourites Amberger and Gentle win maiden titles at Singapore Triathlon

“Youth” was the term of the day at this year’s OSIM Singapore Triathlon as Australians Joshua Amberger, 20, and Ashleigh Gentle, 18, won their maiden titles and USD 3,000 each in the event held at East Coast Park.

Singapore International Triathlon Nation in Motion . World in Motion . boys . girls . triathlon

Sunday, August 2nd, 2009 by Les Tan

CEO of Deutsche Telekom Asia dies after swim leg at triathlon event

42-year-old Calvin Lee Wee Sing died after he was pulled from the swim leg at the Singapore Triathlon.

Singapore International Triathlon Nation in Motion . triathlon

Sunday, May 31st, 2009 by Koh Yizhe

Team SMU sweeps top prizes in Bintan Triathlon 2009

Last weekend, a team of nine undergraduates from the Singapore Management University (SMU) competed in the 5th Bintan Triathlon and came away with the top three positions.

Singapore Management University Youth in Motion . boys . girls . triathlon

Monday, May 18th, 2009 by Les Tan

“It’s about learning how to win and how to lose.” An interview with Teo Ser Luck (Part 6)

Sports taught him sportsmanship, discipline and how to handle the ups and downs of life, says Teo Ser Luck.

Nanyang Junior College . Nanyang Technological University . Rosyth Primary . Victoria School Front Page News . The Red Sports Interview . boys . triathlon

Monday, May 11th, 2009 by Les Tan

“YOG is not about medals, it’s about the education and culture.” An interview with Teo Ser Luck (Part 5)

Apart from the economic spinoffs, the Youth Olympic Games will help build the Singapore sports culture, says Teo Ser Luck.

Nanyang Junior College . Nanyang Technological University . Rosyth Primary . Victoria School Front Page News . The Red Sports Interview . boys . triathlon

Monday, May 4th, 2009 by Les Tan

“You bring the foreign talent in and then you compete.” An interview with Teo Ser Luck (Part 4)

With foreign talents taking places in school sports teams, it can be a spur for youth players who have no chances of joining international competitions to compete against foreigners on home soil, says Teo Ser Luck.

Nanyang Junior College . Nanyang Technological University . Rosyth Primary . Victoria School Front Page News . The Red Sports Interview . boys . triathlon

Sunday, April 26th, 2009 by Les Tan

“I feel that for schools, the best is: Don’t focus so much on winning.” An interview with Teo Ser Luck (Part 3)

If schools focused on participation and not so much on winning medals, that would broaden the sports talent base for Singapore, says Teo Ser Luck in this third part of an exclusive interview with Red Sports.

Nanyang Junior College . Nanyang Technological University . Rosyth Primary . Victoria School Front Page News . The Red Sports Interview . boys . triathlon

Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009 by Lai Jun Wei

Sprint Triathlon – A Picture Story

Sunday morning saw Wille Loo and Trudy Fawcett emerge the overall winner of the Singapore Sprint Series. With a turnout of hundreds, here’s a picture story of the day.

Nation in Motion . boys . girls . triathlon

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