Category: Sports
GOVT COMMITTED TO DISCUSSING NEW SPECIAL GRANT RATE FOR SABAH — MOF
KUALA LUMPUR, The government, through the Malaysia Agreement 1963 Implementation Action Council Technical Committee (JKMTPMA63), is committed to discussing a new special grant rate
SARAWAK MUAYTHAI SQUAD UNDERGOING TRAINING ABROAD – PMNS PRESIDENT
KUCHING, Sarawak’s muaythai team is currently going through intensive training abroad to face the challenges of the 21st Malaysia Games (SUKMA) which will be
SERVICED APARTMENT AWAITS FIRST MALAYSIAN OYLMPIC GOLD MEDALLIST
KUALA LUMPUR, A luxurious serviced apartment worth RM1 million in Setia Alam awaits the national athlete who wins Malaysia’s first ever Olympic gold medal
PARIS 2024: DO WHAT YOU DO BEST, TRUST YOUR INSTINCTS – JOSIAH TELLS AZIZULHASNI
KUALA LUMPUR, “Just do what you do best. Trust your instincts.’ That is the message – loud and clear – from former three-time Olympian
PENANG AIMS TO WIN 40 GOLD MEDALS AT UPCOMING SUKMA IN SARAWAK
GEORGE TOWN, The Penang contingent to the Malaysia Games (SUKMA) in Sarawak aims to achieve its target of winning 40 gold medals at the
ESTHER WINS MAIDEN PWBA TITLE WITH OKLAHOMA REGIONAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT WIN
KUALA LUMPUR, National kegler Esther Cheah claimed her first Professional Women’s Bowling Association (PWBA) title by winning the Oklahoma Regional Tournament on Sunday (early
ISAAC, TEO EMERGE NATIONAL TRIATHLON JUNIOR CHAMPIONS
IPOH, Isaac Tan and Teo Sze Hui were crowned the national men’s and women’s champions at the 2024 National Junior Triathlon Championships held at
PARIS 2024: AARON-WOOI YIK AVOID EXTRA MATCHES AFTER BEING DRAWN IN GROUP A WITH WEI KENG-WANG CHANG
KUALA LUMPUR, National top men’s doubles pair, Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik can breathe a sigh of relief as they managed to avoid from playing
SPEEDY TIGERS CONCLUDE EUROPEAN TOUR WITH ANOTHER DEFEAT
KUALA LUMPUR, The national men’s hockey squad ended their European tour with another defeat, this time losing to India, 1-2, at the Zwolle Hockey
EAYCC 2024 ATTRACTS 370 CHESS PARTICIPANTS FROM 16 COUNTRIES
GEORGE TOWN, A total of 370 participants from 16 countries are competing in the Eastern Asia Youth Chess Championships (EAYCC) 2024 at a leading