Interviews with sports personalities

“Singaporeans will have access to a sporting facility within 10 minutes of their home” – an interview with Lawrence Wong (Part 4)

Minister Wong talks about sports industry jobs and creating more spaces for Singaporeans to play sports.

By |2014-12-06T16:21:46+08:00November 30th, 2014|The Red Sports Interview|5 Comments

On foreign sports talent – an interview with Lawrence Wong (Part 2)

"As far as I’m concerned, I will not support any athlete coming in just to get citizenship just because of him saying, 'I want to play'." – Lawrence Wong

By |2014-12-04T19:21:59+08:00November 28th, 2014|The Red Sports Interview|5 Comments

On National Service and sporting heroes – an interview with Lawrence Wong (Part 1)

In an exclusive interview with Red Sports, Minister Lawrence Wong talks about National Service, foreign sports talent, the S.League, and his personal best times for running.

By |2014-12-04T19:21:07+08:00November 27th, 2014|The Red Sports Interview|9 Comments

Brandon Boon clinches individual men’s title at Hong Kong’s New World Harbour Race in 16:43

National swimmer Brandon Boon clocked a timing of 16 minutes and 43 seconds to clinch the individual men's title in the New World Harbour Race 2014, which was organised by the Hong Kong Amateur Swimming Association.

By |2014-11-22T19:13:22+08:00November 22nd, 2014|swimming, The Red Sports Interview|0 Comments

An interview with German elite school-athletes at Poelchau High School

Arabella Victoria Himmelstoß and Jonathan Noah Christlieb Klages, both 17, are students of Poelchau Oberschule – Eliteschule des Sports (Poelchau High School – Elite School of Sports) in Berlin.

By |2014-10-16T23:09:49+08:00October 16th, 2014|The Red Sports Interview|0 Comments

“We are excited that netball will be in the 2015 SEA Games” – netballer Lin Qingyi

This is the first time that Netball will feature in the biennial Games since 2001.

By |2014-02-28T14:44:46+08:00February 27th, 2014|netball, The Red Sports Interview|0 Comments

“I did not even dare to talk to many people about it as I thought it sounded ludicrous” – Yvonne Chee, who has finished 7 marathons on 7 continents

Yvonne Elizabeth Chee, 34, ran seven marathons on seven continents to raise money for the elderly who are cared for by the Tsao Foundation in Singapore.

By |2013-12-25T17:58:34+08:00December 24th, 2013|running, The Red Sports Interview|0 Comments
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