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Kai Minejima-Lee, 16, did Singapore proud by overcoming fierce competition to sweep four titles at the Polish Open of Indoor Skydiving.
Meanwhile, new Basketball Association of Singapore president Seah Liang Bing has called for a united effort to solve the issues, including match-fixing allegations, that are plaguing the national body.
Finally, four Singapore sprinters will be the beneficiaries of a multi-year partnership worth $500,000 from POSB in their preparation for the December SEA Games in Thailand.
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S’pore’s Kai Minejima-Lee, 16, sweeps four golds in Poland
New S’pore basketball chief Seah Liang Bing seeks concerted effort to lift the sport
S’pore Athletics, young sprinters get $500,000 boost from POSB
Top men’s sprinter Marc Louis is among four athletes who will benefit from the partnership.
S’pore Cycling Federation eyes gold at 2029 SEA Games
More training facilities are in the offing, including an outdoor velodrome in north-west Singapore.
Young local riders head to Spain in new initiative by the cycling body
Swimmer Tedd Chan leads the line for S’pore at Asian Youth Games
Badminton chief Lawrence Leow appointed S’pore’s SEA Games chef de mission
He will be assisted by three veteran administrators and former national athletes in Thailand.
S’pore’s netballers juggle work, studies and sport ahead of Singlife Nations Cup
Who will be S’pore’s next million-dollar athlete?
A school team gave back a trophy they won. Here’s why it matters
The story of this American basketball side is a lesson in fair play, writes Rohit Brijnath.
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