Singaporean fencer Lim Wei Hao did the country proud by progressing into the quarter-finals in the Cadet Male Individual Epee competition after a patiently fought 15-11 victory over Czech Republic’s fifth seeded Ondrej Novotny in the Round of 16.
Singapore's Lim Wei Hao bowed out in the quarter-finals of the men's individual Epee when Canadian fencer Alexandre Lyssov defeated him 15-13.
Liane Wong may be only 1.55 metres, but she stood tall for Singapore and did her nation proud against opponents with greater height, finishing top eight in the Fencing Cadet Female Individual Foil.
The Youth Olympic Games are just around the corner and 130 Singaporean athletes will do battle in the red and white of Singapore. So feel free to express your best wishes to the athletes, especially if they are your teammates or your schoolmate, if they are your brother or your sister, if they are your son or your daughter.
The Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) announced a second list of 22 athletes who will represent Singapore at the upcoming Youth Olympic Games.
Water polo and dragon boat were the only team sports that received the nod of approval for the Asian Games from the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) Selection Committee.
The SNOC Games Selection Committee chaired by Minister Teo Chee Hean, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Defence and President SNOC met today to select Team Singapore athletes and teams for the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games.
Singapore will see some 600 athletes from more than 20 countries competing in the Friendship Games – a series of national and international level competitions in the month of January.