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Flashback – SPH Schools Relay Championships 1994Date: 27 Feb & 6 Mar, 1994 Venue Serangoon Junior College Results: Download Here Schedule: Download Here The 1994 edition saw 68 schools taking part, with an estimated 4000 people attended watching the competition. There were four new Championship records established, and the then SPH GM, Mr Tan Tat Chu was the guest-of-honour, giving away […] Posted 7th Nov 2014 |
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Flashback – Singapore Open Track & Field C’ships 1995Date: 2 Sep (2:30pm) and 3 Sep (1pm) 1995 Venue Serangoon Stadium No. of participating countries: 13 (Brunei, China, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Korea, Japan, Myanmar, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand) There were 11 local teams from the various sports clubs and schools in Singapore. The crowd at the stadium was estimated to […] Posted 15th Oct 2014 |
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Today in History – 13th Sep 2014Singapore Sports Hub mondo track debut. Click here to enlarge image. Posted 13th Sep 2014 |
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Today in History – 18th DecemberOn this day in history, December 18th, last year, Mohd Elfi bin Mustapa captured the 100 meter title at the Asean University Game 2010. The biennial games in its 15th edition held at Chiang Mai, Thailand saw then NUS undergraduate winning the century sprint in 10.59 seconds with a legal wind assistance of 0.4 m/s. […] Posted 18th Dec 2011 |
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Today in History – 17th DecemberTwo years ago on this day, on the 17th December, the men 4x100m relay quartet of Yeo Foo Ee Gary, Muhammad Elfi Mustapa, Lee Cheng Wei, and Muhammad Amirudin Jamal set a new national mark with a sublime time of 39.82 seconds at the 2009 SEA Games, Laos. Going into the competition the unfancied Singapore […] Posted 17th Dec 2011 |
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Today in History – 15th DecemberTwo-years ago today on this date, long jumper Matthew Goh leapt into history as he erased the national record when he cleared 7.62 meters at the 2009 SEA Games. He was leading the competition with his first jump attempt of 7.62 meters but the other long jumpers wasn’t about to settle for second-best. Joebert Delicano […] Posted 15th Dec 2011 |
