SUniG Road Race: NTU end NUS’ seven-year stranglehold on Men’s title
NTU edged out NUS by two points to claim their first Men’s team victory since 2011, even as NUS retained the Women’s title and both individual victories.
Training for a marathon in Singapore? Read Steven Quek’s book
How do you train for a marathon in Singapore's climate? Is all the training advice online relevant to our hot, humid weather? Steven Quek's latest book addresses this challenge.
List of 569 Singapore athletes who will compete at 2017 SEA Games GalleryList of 569 Singapore athletes who will compete at 2017 SEA Games
archery, badminton, basketball, billiards, bowling, boxing, cricket, cycling, diving, equestrian, fencing, football, golf, gymnastics, hockey, judo, karate-do, muay thai, netball, open water swimming, petanque, rugby, running, sailing, shooting, silat, squash, swimming, synchronised swimming, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, track-and-field, triathlon, wakeboard, water polo, waterski, wushu
List of 569 Singapore athletes who will compete at 2017 SEA Games
Singapore will field its largest away contingent of 569 athletes for a Southeast Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur this August. The athletes will take part in 35 sports at the 29th SEA Games. Four sports – cricket, ice hockey, ice skating, and indoor hockey – will be contested for the first time at the Games.
Singapore Marathon: 8,023 finish 42.195km; 66% take 6hrs or more
If a six-hour cut off was imposed on the 2016 Singapore Marathon, there would be only 2,718 finishers.
Marathon: Mok Ying Ren and Jasmine Goh fastest Singaporeans
Ashley Liew was second in 2:49:46 while Fang Jianyong was third in 2:53:35.
Chicago Marathon: Soh Rui Yong clocks 2:24:55 to become second fastest Singaporean ever
Rui Yong also qualified for the 2017 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, beating the qualifying time by more than 12 minutes.
Army Half Marathon: Mok Ying Ren fastest Singaporean in 1:15:44
Banjamin Quek, 24, was second in 1:16:24 while Raviin Kumar, 26, was third in 1:19:04.
Olympic Marathon: Soh Rui Yong ends quest to qualify for Rio
He has decided not to race at the upcoming Gold Coast Marathon – his last chance to qualify – despite just recovering from a plantar fasciitis injury and running pain free.