Low Teo Ping: Taking Singapore Rugby To A New Level
By hosting the HSBC World Rugby, Sevens, Chairman of Rugby Singapore, Low Teo Ping, 71, hopes to take rugby in Singapore to a new level. Said Low, “We last hosted … Continue Reading →
By hosting the HSBC World Rugby, Sevens, Chairman of Rugby Singapore, Low Teo Ping, 71, hopes to take rugby in Singapore to a new level. Said Low, “We last hosted … Continue Reading →
In one of the more surprising results in yesterday’s HSBC Rugby Sevens Singapore games, the HongKong Sevens winners Fiji were beaten 14-28 by Samoa in their first match but they … Continue Reading →
The inaugural Coney Island Trail Run took place this morning starting from Gallop Stable @ Punggol Ranch. There were two categories, a 10km Competitive Run and a 5km Fun Run … Continue Reading →
As I had been typing out this blog post, 43-year-old Donald MacDonald was at Orchard Gateway, huffing and puffing away on a stationary bike. That is because the Head of … Continue Reading →
The heat in Singapore is no excuse not to deliver a winning performance this weekend at the HSBC World Rugby Singapore 7s Tournament. Click here to view the HSBC World … Continue Reading →
New Zealand HSBC Rugby Sevens player Sonny Bill Williams thinks that Singapore is a sauna. Explained Williams, 30, “It was pretty hot out there today – it’s like playing in … Continue Reading →
They have never cooked laksa before. But yesterday, four members of the Qantas Australian Men’s Rugby Sevens Team – Cameron Clark, Sam Myers, Frank Winterstein and Stephan van der Walt … Continue Reading →
Australia’s Rugby Sevens players are definitely looking forward to the Singapore leg of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens this weekend… and playing at the iconic National Stadium, which they have … Continue Reading →
After a delay of several hours, the All Blacks Sevens touched down at the Singapore Changi Airport Terminal One at 12.41am this morning – to play in this weekend’s HSBC … Continue Reading →
Runners, here is some good news for you – running on a regular basis, helps to keep cancer at bay. Cancer is a leading cause for death worldwide A leading … Continue Reading →
Over the next few days, Welsh Scrum Half Luke Treharne, 23, will be game enough to try durians and laksa…two of the more well known foods in Singapore. Added Treharne, … Continue Reading →
The haze is a perennial problem in Singapore and its regional neighbours. While there may be several causes as to why the haze has occured in Singapore for the last … Continue Reading →
Organised by Young NTUC, the NTUC Income RUN 350 is billed as South East Asia’s premiere Eco Run in support of the Global 350 Movement, and aims to raise the … Continue Reading →
Organised by HiVelocity Events, the Sundown Marathon takes place on May 28 – in about one and a half month’s time, flagging off at the F1 Pit Building – home … Continue Reading →
The lights were turned out. Then, bright fluorescent light from the luminous glow sticks filled the room. This was followed by loud and upbeat music, ranging from ‘90s classics to … Continue Reading →