Interviews with sports personalities
We catch up with her – not literally, of course – to talk about her progression as an athlete and her preparation for the upcoming SEA Games.
Low Ji Wen, 24, won the Men's Elite Road Race and Men's Team Time Trial at the recent 2013 Singapore National Road Cycling Championships.
Wong Qi Wen, 17, is the first Singaporean to win a PGA (Professional Golfers' Association) Junior championship in the United States of America when he won the Penn State leg (July 10–12) of the PGA Junior Series with a 10-under 206 for a seven-stroke victory.
Jovin is a three-time paralympian sailor who had his first taste of sailing at 15. Jovin has cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder that affects body movements and muscle coordination.
As Alfred Yeo and his teammates raised their paddles and waited for the start of their race, their eyes were transfixed on their drummer. They needed to, because all of them are deaf.
At the core of St. Andrew's C Division basketball team starting line-up is a sight not normally seen – a set of triplets who are the team's co-captains.
At the recent 54th National Schools Track and Field Championships, V S Mohamed Jawhardeen of Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary sprang into prominence when he took home both the A Division 100 metres and 200m gold medals.
Tending goal for Outram Secondary in their upset 6–5 win over ACS(I) was Muhd Syafiie, 15. He is partially deaf.
