Jeanne Chia of Chong Pang: “I get to meet a lot of people this way”
For the plucky girls of Chong Pang CSC, the Community Games Women's Futsal tournament turned into a Chong Pang versus Chong Pang final.
For the plucky girls of Chong Pang CSC, the Community Games Women's Futsal tournament turned into a Chong Pang versus Chong Pang final.
As the players from Marsiling CSC cooled down from their matches, Azan, the Marsiling Team A #10, said contemplatively: "It's really about having discipline — no smoke, no drugs ... Be good to people. Tomorrow, you won't know."
65-year-old S Nagamuthu, a resident of Woodlands, sleeps at 9pm, wakes up at 3.30am, and prays until 5am. Then he goes to work. "I never eat meat. I'm a vegetarian. Every day I do yoga," said Nagamuthu.
"I've been playing football since 18. I'm now 51," said Mohd Iqbal, who certainly did not look his age as he cooled down after his game.
Nicole Wong is not someone you miss easily at the bowling lanes. At 1.75m, she stands out, and when she bowls, you immediately notice another rarity — she's a left-hander. And she can bowl too.
Toa Payoh East finished as the top bowling team in the Bishan-Toa Payoh Cluster. The foursome of David Tan, Clara Lau, Sahak Dollah and Alwin Lau rolled a combined score of 4136 over six games in the Community Games bowling tournament.
When you see Chifumi Ogura in action, you can't help but be struck by her energy and lightness on her feet.
Paya Lebar CSC beat Hougang CSC 3-1 for their second group win in the Community Games table tennis tournament.