Vivian Tang crossing the finish line first in 38:32 to become the first local winner of the Women 10K since its inception in 2006. (Photo 1 courtesy of Merliza Lim) Marina Bay, Sunday, October 31, 2010 — Singapore's Vivian Tang, 40, won the GE Women 10K in a time of 38 minutes 32 seconds to earn herself SGD5,000 in prize money. Vivian is the first local winner of the Women 10K. Trudy Fawcett of the United K ...

On Racial Harmony Day, 16 women of different ethnic backgrounds came together to do their part for charity during the Great Eastern Women 10K 2010 roadshow launch at Raffles Place. ...

The fourth annual Great Eastern Women 10K saw more than 14,000 women register to take to the streets of Marina Bay in either the 10km or 5km Fun run categories. ...

Leah Malot of Kenya won the Great Eastern Women 10K in a time of 33 minutes 56 seconds, beating out Anna Thompson of Australia by five seconds. Three Singaporeans - Qi Hui (6th, 37:52min), Vivian Tang (7th, 38:47min) and Elaine Lim (9th, 41:25min) - finished in the top 10. ...

For the fourth year running, the Singapore Chinese Girls’ School (SCGS) has sent the most number of participants from a school organisation for the Great Eastern Women 10K run. ...

The Women 10K was about 400m longer because of a last-minute change in the course. Now you have an excuse for that lousy time you ran. ...

At least three of the elite women runners at the Women 10K race on Sunday were off their personal best (PB) times by enough of a margin to lead to some puzzlement on their part. ...