Colin Tung – Page 17

RGS beat Fajar to secure third in B Division Girls Softball Championship

Raffles Girls' School secured a comfortable 9-2 victory over top-4 debutantes Fajar Secondary at the B Division Girls Softball Championship 3rd/4th placing match.

By Colin Tung|2009-03-06T23:07:32+08:00March 6th, 2009|softball, Youth in Motion|5 Comments

Tan Chew Peng — An athlete’s everyday champion

Ms. Tan Chew Peng, an athletics coach, was one of 57, from an initial 3400 nominations, honoured as Singapore's Everyday Champions. She is different from the rest of the award winners for one reason -- she is my coach.

By Colin Tung|2012-06-15T17:01:24+08:00March 3rd, 2009|Nation in Motion, track-and-field|4 Comments

James Wong returns to competitive throwing and qualifies for SEA Games at 2nd All-Comers Meet

James Wong surpassed the discus bronze medal mark of the last SEA Games as the 2nd All-Comers Meet saw athletes getting up to speed early in the athletics season. Read more about the action that transpired over the weekend.

By Colin Tung|2017-02-27T12:50:23+08:00February 20th, 2009|Nation in Motion, track-and-field|3 Comments

Double joy for Mok siblings on Valentine’s Day at Wings Cross-Country Championships

Siblings Mok Ying Ren and Mok Ying Rong won the Men's Open and Women's Under-17 categories respectively at the Wings Cross-Country Championships, one week on from their credible performance at the SAA Road Relays.

By Colin Tung|2009-02-28T13:23:48+08:00February 18th, 2009|cross country, running, Youth in Motion|12 Comments

NUS grabs second place from the Gurkhas at SAA Road Relays

The Gurkhas are much respected fighters and soldiers, not least down to their athletic prowess. Year-on-year, they have always put together teams for cross-country and road running competitions in Singapore and this road relay was no different. Under the Police Sports Association (PSA), they fielded two teams looking to beat away the competition.

By Colin Tung|2009-02-10T21:29:55+08:00February 10th, 2009|running, Youth in Motion|0 Comments