Sports Bites
Artistic Swimming, Cycling, Diving, Golf, Swimming, Track and Field, and Wrestling.
Artistic Swimming: SporteX International Artistic Swimming Championship
Post-secondary artistic swimmer Janelle Yeo performed her routines gracefully at the SporteX International Artistic Swimming Championships held in Abu Dhabi from 4 to 5 May 2024. Janelle, who competed against artistic swimmers from 9 other countries, was rewarded with 3 silver medals for her effort in the Solo Free Junior, Duet Free Junior, and Team Free Youth events.
Cycling: YSD Australasean and Asean Track Series, Malaysia Track National Championships
She also demonstrated her endurance and strength by winning the gold medal in the Sentosa 100km Road Race in the Female Elite (18 years old and above) category.
In addition, she won a bronze medal at the Malaysia Track National Championships on 21 May in the Women’s Elite Scratch Race.
Diving: 59th MILO/PRM Malaysia Invitational Age Group Diving Championships
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Golf: EFG China Ladies Professional Golfers (CLPG) Q Series
Swimming: Oceanman Krabi OWS 2024
RESULTS
5km Female Junior (Under 19) and Overall Female
1st - Har Mint
2nd - Lee Xuan Ying
3rd - Azlina Mastamam
5km Male Junior (Under 19)
2nd - Zachary Chew
3rd - Egan Chin
2km Sprint Female Junior and Overall Female
1st - Casey Chua
Track and Field: 2024 ICTSI Philippine Athletics Championships, Perak Open
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At the 2024 ICTSI Philippine Athletics Championships held from 8 to 12 May 2024, Victoria Chua Si Yu, a IBDP Year 5 student-athlete, not only won a bronze medal but also set a new personal best in the U18 Girls’ 2000m Steeplechase. Third-year Diploma in Business student-athlete Jamie El-Redha Ang Norhisham delivered impressive performances in the 100m and 200m events despite the scorching heat in the Philippines. Meanwhile, Abdul Raqib Abdul Razak, Raam Kumar Muthukumaran, and Sheik Fayz Sheik Alau’ddin represented Singapore admirably at the Perak Open from 10-12 May.
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Sheik’s impressive performance from the Perak Open extended into the KL Open. With his gold-medal winning throw of 40.65m, Fayz has earned the honour of becoming a member of the Men’s Discus Throw Club40, a commendable testament for him as he vies for a spot at the next SEA Games.