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By: Matthew Mohan
18-year-old Zeanne Law and 26-year-old Vera Tan took home two gold medals apiece.
By: Matthew Mohan
The Lions will also play two training matches at home ahead of the ASEAN Football Federation Championship, which starts in December.
By: Matthew Mohan
This is Singapore’s first medal at the 2024 Paralympics.
By: Matthew Mohan
Yip won her latest gold in the 100m backstroke S2 final at the Paris Paralympics on Friday (Aug 30).
By: Matthew Mohan
Yip is the defending champion in the event, having also triumphed at the 2016 and the 2020 Paralympics.
Yip Pin Xiu clocked a time of 1:05.99 to win the 50m backstroke S2 event.
By: Matthew Mohan
Yip clocked a time of 1:05.99 in the women's 50m backstroke S2 to clinch her second gold of the Paris Paralympics.
By: Matthew Mohan
Yip Pin Xiu clocked a time of 1:05.99 to win the 50m backstroke S2 event.
By: Matthew Mohan
SINGAPORE: Among the familiar faces during an open training session at Kallang Football Hub on Monday (Sep 2), was a figure who local football fans have been hoping to see for quite some time. Invited by the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) for a “familiarisation stint” with the men’s national
By: Matthew Mohan
Yurnita Omar has been coaching her in boccia since 2016. SINGAPORE: Over the years, they have travelled together, eaten together and on some occasions, bunked together.
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