Kimberly Kwek

Sports Correspondent

Kimberly joined The Straits Times in 2019 as a sports journalist. She has since covered a wide array of sporting events, including the Paris Olympics, and has unwittingly gained some knowledge about sports such as golf and sailing. She is now on an indefinite break from watching Manchester United matches, leaving her with more free time to hang out with her two beagles.

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JC student Ashton Chia wants to spread his love for chess to children, seniors

U20 5th place: Ashton Chia

Final day of National Schools Individual Chess Championships 2026, at OCBC Arena on Mar 17, 2026.

Bryson DeChambeau bags LIV S’pore title after beating wild card Richard Lee in dramatic play-off

Bryson DeChambeau sealed his fourth LIV title in Singapore on March 15 and bagged US$4 million (S$5.13 million) in prize money.

‘Best win’ in sight for English veteran Lee Westwood at LIV Singapore

Lee Westwood chases a 45th career victory at LIV Singapore, where he currently shares the lead with Joaquin Niemann heading into the tournament's final round.

What is the future of LIV Golf?

When LIV launched in 2022, it promised to be a disruptor to golf, with big-name signings, large purses and a novel format.

Buoyant DeChambeau takes three-shot lead after second round of LIV Singapore

Crushers GC captain Bryson DeChambeau tees off during round 2 of Aramco LIV Golf Singapore at the Serapong Course at Sentosa Golf Club on March 13.

Filipino wild card Miguel Tabuena proud to represent the Philippines, South-east Asia on LIV stage

Miguel Tabuena is the first player from the Philippines and South-east Asia to compete on LIV Golf.

Lee Westwood overcomes wrist injury to take share of first-round lead at LIV Singapore

England's Lee Westwood missed the first two events of the LIV season owing to an injury on his left wrist.

Young golfers seeking breakthroughs in LIV Golf

Australian Elvis Smylie (left) is among several golfers aged 25 and below who are hoping to make their mark on LIV Golf.

Jon Rahm not getting carried away with LIV HK win as he turns focus to Singapore

Jon Rahm's LIV Hong Kong victory ended an 18-month winless drought for the Spaniard.

Former ice skating official wins $190,000 in damages in defamation case

The district court found that Pok Vic Sent, president of Sisa affiliate Snow Leopard Speed Skating Club, had defamed Tan in a series of publications made between November 2018 and September 2021.

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