Shaun Neo – RED SPORTS

NTU stand out at Asian Varsity Fencing Championship 2009

Nanyang Technological University won in almost every event, taking home more than two medals in 5 out of 8 events.

By Shaun Neo|2009-08-22T20:26:07+08:00August 22nd, 2009|fencing, Youth in Motion|0 Comments

“That’s what I’m talking about, Slinger fans!”

A Red Sports crew went down to his first Slingers basketball game yesterday and was struck by the Slinger supporters.

By Shaun Neo|2008-10-13T22:40:09+08:00October 13th, 2008|basketball, Nation in Motion|9 Comments

Results of National Fencing Trials II 2008

National Fencing Trials concluded over the weekend with national fencers seeking to improve their ranking. Here are the results.

By Shaun Neo|2008-09-16T22:50:23+08:00September 16th, 2008|fencing, Nation in Motion|0 Comments

National women foil fencers claim top spots in Asian Varsity Fencing Championships

Cheryl Wong (Catholic Junior College), Serene Ser (Singapore Management University) and Joan Ang (Angle-Chinese Junior College) finished 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively in preparation for the upcoming Asian Cadets and Junior Fencing Championship in Korea.

By Shaun Neo|2008-09-16T21:39:40+08:00August 22nd, 2008|fencing, Nation in Motion|1 Comment

Unity’s tall roster dominates East View in national basketball championship game

Unity Secondary led from start to finish as they beat East View Secondary 76-48 in a National C Division Boys Basketball Championship game. Despite starting off with yet another slow offensive game, they pick up the pace in fourth to end on a scoring spree.

By Shaun Neo|2008-08-04T21:27:04+08:00August 4th, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|1 Comment

Unity outplay Jurong to secure sweep of C Division West Zone basketball titles

Unity Secondary beat Jurong Secondary 67-50 to complete a sweep of both the boys' and girls' West Zone C Division Basketball Championships.

By Shaun Neo|2008-07-25T18:20:06+08:00July 25th, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|4 Comments

Singapore Schools (Red) triumph over Whye Nam in bball U-18 Youth Cup final

Singapore Schools (Red) defeated Whye Nam 100-80 finish second in the Under-18 Youth Cup. The tip off between the teams had Whye Nam in possession, with Soon Hua drawing first blood with a quick lay-up. Singapore Schools responded after three alternating turnovers through #8 with a lay-up. Five minutes into the game, Singapore Schools were in a 3-point lead and never looked back.

By Shaun Neo|2008-07-20T20:11:04+08:00July 19th, 2008|basketball, Youth in Motion|7 Comments

Singapore’s national women’s foil team brings home silver in Fencing Singapore International

The Singapore women's foil team gave Hong Kong a good fight but eventually had to settle for a silver in the Fencing Singapore International tournament held last week at Nanyang Technological University.