Scott Sydney and Kimberly Lim top their sailing class
Scott Sydney won the Byte division while while Kimberly Lim was tops in the Optimist class.
Singapore Sports School top Victoria School to win C Division football title
Singapore Sports School beat Victoria School 3-1 to capture the C Division Football Championship title.
Singapore Sports School lead gold tally at Thai Sports School Games
Contributed by Eric So Thailand, August 5, 2009 – Day [...]
Wakeboarder Sasha Christian ready for World Games 2009 in Kaohsiung
Just 16, Sasha Christian is already one of Singapore's top female wakeboarder. Starting young has provided her 13 years of experience that has helped her overcome challenges and to firmly establish her position as one of the best in Singapore.
“… what's most important is that we perform well during the competition.†– Singapore’s AYG Table Tennis athletes
Clarence Chew, Tay Jit Kiat, Isabelle Li and Chau Hai Qing will represent Singapore in table tennis at the upcoming Asian Youth Games. The team has been training hard, going overseas for more competition exposure in the build up to the Asian Youth Games (AYG).
400m AYG runner Jared Lim: “I’ll do my best at the AYG so that people will be convinced I am really the fastest.”
Jared Lim Jun Ting from the Singapore Sports School, who turns 16 on June 24, has been the subject of criticism from some quarters lately after a fellow competitor's father complained about his selection in the 400m for the Asian Youth Games squad when his son had beaten Jared in some key races.
AYG 100m sprinter Liang Wei: “I could catch my friends easily in the game of police-and-thief and so I began to think I could run fast.”
Sports School athlete Liang Wei, who turned 16 on January 18th, is representing Singapore at the Asian Youth Games in the 100m. She is the B Division girls' 100m champion and her personal best is a 12.50s from the 3rd All-Comers meet in March this year.
AYG triple jumper Nurshaishireen: “For a moment, I believe that I can fly…”
Triple jumper Nurshaishireen Binte Mohamad Rahim, 16, will get a chance to step out of the shadows and onto a bigger stage in the upcoming Asian Youth Games.