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Singapore’s badminton player Jason Teh displayed an unflappable temperament in seeing off all his opponents in straight games en route to winning his second career title.
Meanwhile, a shift to a more focused approach in his training regime has paid dividends for ju-jitsu exponent Noah Lim, who clinched a silver medal at the world championships.
Finally, 930 Singaporean athletes are geared up to chase medals as preparation for the SEA Games entered the final lap. Singapore will be fielding its largest-ever contingent, which include 551 first-timers.
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Training smarter spurs jiu-jitsu exponent Noah Lim to silver at world c’ship
The Singaporean defeated rivals such as Asian Games bronze medallist Joo Seong-hyeon.
Composed Jason Teh stays calm in Korea Masters victory
Singapore to field 551 debutants at SEA Games
Loh Kean Yew and Yeo Jia Min aiming to capture elusive SEA Games gold
Thailand Games a new challenge for S’porean kitefoiler Maximilian Maeder
S’pore Table Tennis Association banking on youngsters at the Games
Singapore cricketers target two Games golds after ‘bad publicity’
After winning the men’s 6s in 2023, coach Amjad Mahboob is gunning for the T10 and T20 titles.
Cancer survivor continues fitness journey after exercise helped her cope with chemo
Cheng Meow Eng took part in the Great Eastern Women’s Run as part of her active lifestyle.
Do we really need a Fifa Asean Cup?
Is legalised betting good for sport?
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