August 30,2014
Ahead of the upcoming Asian Games, Singapore Swimming Association President Mr Lee Kok Choy hopes that athletes from swimming, diving and water polo will give their best.
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August 20,2014
Singapore’s finest at the youth level have been giving it their all at the Youth Olympic Games 2014 in Nanjing, China so far. The swimmers are no exception, as some exciting results have been posted, albeit without a medal to show for.
BY Khalis Rifhan
Singapore Under-23 water polo captain Koh Jian Ying had a successful outing at the recent Southeast Asian Swimming Championship (SEASC) and is now turning his focus to his major tournament to date, the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea in September.
August 11,2014
Following Singapore’s success in the recent Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, several of Team Singapore athletes will turn their attention next to the second edition of the Summer Youth Olympic Games (YOG) which will take place from 16-28 August 2014 in Nanjing, China.
August 04,2014
BY Kenneth Ho
The Commonwealths Game 2014 may have come to a close, but the battle to prove one’s skill for Singapore’s swimmers is still on as they came together on 2 and 3 August to pit against each other, and saw several national records being broken.
July 28,2014
A new milestone was achieved at the Commonwealth Games as Joseph Schooling clinched Singapore’s first ever podium finish in swimming, grabbing the silver medal in the men’s 100m butterfly event at the Tollcross Swimming Centre on Monday.
July 06,2014
The 5th Singapore National Diving Championships 2014 came to end on 6 July after divers from around Asia came and plunged into the pool after performing nifty twists and turns to demonstrate their prowess on the various diving platforms.
July 05,2014
The 4th Singapore Inter-Schools Diving Championship 2014 was held on 5 July as participants from school levels across the nation competed against each other to vie for gold.
June 28,2014
The public were treated to a first-hand experience of the OCBC Aquatic Centre as the swimming complex opened its doors to the public for free on 28 June.
June 24,2014
After eleven days of intense competition, Singapore emerged the nation with the highest haul of 20 gold medals among the six participating Southeast Asian countries of Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.