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  1. SYOF Volleyball: Beach volleyballers looking forward to more tournaments
  2. List of 569 Singapore athletes who will compete at 2017 SEA Games
  3. FINA Synchro Swim: Singapore shine against Malaysian rivals
  4. SYOF Athletics: North Vista win four races to dominate meet
  5. C’wealth Youth Games Swimming: Singapore rake in another 3 gold to finish 6th on medal table
  6. C’wealth Youth Games Swimming: Christie Chue, Quah Jing Wen, Francis Fong strike gold
  7. NYSI Bball: SIM pull through despite hot shooting from RP to advance to final undefeated
  8. NYSI Bball: SIM defeat RP 74-57 to stay undefeated on path to final
  9. SYOF BMX: DIY track keeps fire burning for local youth BMX and MTB riders
  10. NYSI Bball: NUS survive NTU comeback to win 49-45 and advance to final
  11. NYSI Bball: NUS stun NTU with 22-point comeback victory to advance to final
  12. IAAF World U18 Championships: Thiruben sets new national U18 mark in 400m
  13. SYOF Shooting: RI’s Chen Wen Di clinches Y13 10m Air Pistol Boys’ title in nail-biting finish
  14. SYOF Fencing: Simon Lee seals U14 Individual Boys’ Epee title while Kemei Cheung wins U14 Individual Girls’ Foil
  15. SYOF Fencing: Festival kicks off with Boys’ Individual Foil and Girls’ Sabre fencing
  16. NYSI Bball: NTU overwhelm SMU in 76-48 home victory
  17. NYSI Bball: RP light up from three-point range to torch SMU 77-40
  18. NYSI Bball: Steadiness on both ends of the floor gives RP 58-50 victory over SMU
  19. NYSI Bball: 2nd half surge gives NUS 55-53 win over TP
  20. NYSI Bball: Steady scoring gives NUS 52-40 victory over TP
  21. Swimming: Teong stuns in 50m splash while 13-yr-old Gan wins 800m gold
  22. Swimming: Quah siblings fly on final day of Singapore National Swimming Championships
  23. Swimming: Quah sets national record, pulls out of final
  24. Swimming: Roanne Ho ready to defend SEA Games title
  25. Swimming: Quah Sisters go one-two in 100m Freestyle
  26. Swimming: Darren Lim tops Quah Zheng Wen in 100m Freestyle battle
  27. Swimming: Records fall on the first day of Singapore National Swimming Championships
  28. Swimming: Sibling Showdown in the Women’s 200m Freestyle
  29. An interview with Huang Po Chin
  30. NYSI Bball: SMU beat SP 45-44 in thriller
  31. NYSI Bball: SP beat SMU 44-39 to clinch first win
  32. Football: Argentina comfortably beat Singapore in 6-0 rout
  33. NYSI Bball: NYP survive thriller against SUTD to win
  34. NYSI Bball: NYP dominate in 60-24 victory over SUTD
  35. Diving: Ashlee Tan bags two golds in 3m springboard events
  36. Diving: Singapore sweep open 3m springboard event
  37. Diving: Top finishes for Singapore in women’s open 10m platform
  38. Diving: Joshua Chong wins two gold, one silver
  39. Diving: Diving twins secure another first place finish
  40. Asian Cup Qualifier: Singapore lose 1-2 in shock loss to Taiwan; last in group
  41. Diving: Lee twins clinch one-two finish in 1m springboard
  42. Diving: Myra Lee and Ashlee Tan secure second and third in 1m springboard
  43. NYSI Bball: ACS Oldham secure 83-60 victory over SUTD in season opener
  44. Swimming: Strong team spirit can lift swimmers for KL SEA Games
  45. National A Div Bball: AJC come up clutch to beat HCI and win first title since 1989
  46. National A Div Bball: RI defend title against first-time finalists DHS
  47. National A Div Football: MJC win fourth straight title after captain’s hat-trick sinks 10-man VJC 3-1
  48. National A Div Bball: HCI roll past DHS to advance to final
  49. National A Div Bball: DHS cruise past HCI to get final spot for first time in school history
  50. A Div Rugby: ACS(I) record 4th straight title with 12-3 win over RI at National Stadium

Discussion4 Comments

  1. Jim and Holly

    Hi Les–May I inquire regarding your coverage of 2017 B Division Basketball? In viewing your headlines list, a casual observer would think that there is only a North Zone, along with a very small East Zone where Dunman High has the only basketball team. To B division fans and players, there could be a perception of biased reporting.

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    • Les Tan

      Hi Jim and Holly :). We have fewer volunteers this year who want to cover basketball. Also, North Zone games at OCBC Arena are the most accesible for our student volunteers who have to depend on public transport.

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  2. Yvonne

    Hi why do very promising, fast-growing sports such as canoeing not feature in Red Sports? Canoeing has put Singapore on the global sporting arena. What does it take to be featured alongside the traditional sports currently featured? Sports, like music that engages the youth and the community at large, knows no boundaries. We need to be more and truly inclusive.

    If you are not aware, Ministers (MSF) Tan Chuan Jin and Ong Ye Kung support and follow Singapore’s national paddlers. (Teamsingaporekayak @ instagram). When will Red Sports catch up please?
    Thank you.

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    • Les Tan

      Hi, Yvonne. Red Sports is an open platform for young student volunteers to come on board to report on and take photographs of their favourite sport. After 9 years, we have yet to have anyone from the canoeing community come on board who understands the sport and is able to write intelligently about the sport. Anyone who is interested in reporting on canoeing on a volunteer basis is welcome to join us. 🙂

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