SEA Games Archives - Page 9 of 10

Malaysian Open last chance for bowlers to seal SEA Games spot

The Malaysian Open Bowling Championship will be the last opportunity for national bowlers to book their spot in the upcoming…

Rugby / NFL

Lee Nyuk Fah: ARC more important than SEA Games

National rugby head coach Lee Nyuk Fah is extremely frustrated at being forced to alter his plans for the upcoming…

Athletics, Others

National discus thrower Irfan Shamsuddin sets new Malaysian record

National discus throwing prodigy, Muhammad Irfan Shamsuddin has officially booked his spot in the SEA Games squad after breaking the…

Others, Swimming

National swimmer Wong Fu Kang breaks 15 year-old national record

National swimming prodigy Wong Fu Kang broke a 15 year-old record en route to triumphing in the 100m backstroke event…

Athletics

National sprinter Izzuddin Yahya seals SEA Games qualification

National 100m sprinter Mohd Izzuddin Yahya has officially joined the national SEA Games squad after passing the qualifying time at…

Others

National athletes to undergo doping test ahead of 2015 SEA Games

Youth and Sports minister Khairy Jamaluddin revealed that all Malaysian athletes participating in the upcoming Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in…

Athletics

Malaysian athletes struggling for SEA Games qualification

Individuals from the Malaysian athletics contingent are struggling to make the SEA Games qualification mark, despite participating in several tournaments…

Athletics, Others

MAF hopeful of Noraseela’s SEA Games participation

The Malaysian Athletics Federation (MAF) is hopeful of seeing 3-time SEA Games’ 400m hurdle gold medalist Noraseela Khalid participate in the…

Football

Scott Ollerenshaw: Why Razip Ismail is being disrespectful

I almost choked on my corn flakes last week as I enjoyed my breakfast while reading the newspaper. Here in…

Others, Sports

Athlete development will be Malaysia’s goal for SEA Games – Khairy J

The participation of Malaysian athletes at the upcoming SEA Games in June will primarily be focused on their development instead…