The recently concluded 50th Inter-Primary Track and Field Championships saw over 2,300 student athletes from 89 schools take part. Here's part 2 of a picture story of that event. ...

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

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

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. ...

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. ...

It took Teo Ser Luck 10 years of courting before his girlfriend agreed to marry him. He apparently wasn't her type at the start and did not share his interest in sports. ...

Teo Ser Luck found himself playing softball in school with the girls when he couldn't make the football team. From that less than ideal beginning, he taught himself to swim, sparking a lifelong love affair with sports. ...