As a Singaporean, it be nice to see just a small percentage of the passion for international sports being shown for local sports as well. While I don't expect stadiums to be filled at S.League matches or people to start reciting the Singapore Slingers’ roster by heart any time soon, don’t you think it would be nice to see a little support for local sports as well?
Everybody would still remember how France’s talismanic hero Zinedine Zidane infamously ended his career with in the 2006 World Cup final with a headbutt on Italy’s Marco Materazzi, resulting in a straight red card. France then lost the final on penalties to Italy.
The second weekend of the inaugural 2010 Breakers Handball Invitational League was jam packed with action as it featured five matches over three days. Through all the thrills and spills, the teams displayed great sportsmanship while competing against each other.
Aiming to promote sportsmanship, sports education and the Olympic values to students in Singapore -- that was the ultimate goal of the Youth Sports Conference that is held in conjunction with the first ever Youth Olympic Games (YOG).
Although none of the 16 Singaporean athletes were able to hit the qualifying mark, there was still plenty of action from the Asian Area Qualification for the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) with athletes from other nations booking their spots in the YOG.
Wonder if the call at the end of regulation time during the A Division Girls' Basketball Championship final was the right one? Well, you decide.
Tsang Wei Yi scored nine points in overtime as Hwa Chong Institution retained their A Division Girls' Basketball Championship with a 65-60 victory over Raffles Institution.
Meridian Junior College (MJC) proved too much for Yishun Junior College (YJC) as they were crowned A Division Boys' Floorball champions with an impressive 7-2 victory in the final.