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Woes be gone, the Capital of Joy is singing
AS we left for Manila, the news was not good. The stadiums were not ready, the organisers were ill-prepared, food was going to be a problem – it was worse for Muslims who needed halal food – and the accommodation and facilities for athletes and the media were well below par.
Gymnastics coach Shu Wai has no issues with facilities at Coliseum
NATIONAL women’s artistic gymnastics coach Ng Shu Wai has given the thumbs up to the facilities at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
Typhoon Tisoy set to hit on opening day of the SEA Games
A TYPHOON is set to hit the Philippines on the opening day of the 30th SEA Games on Sunday, adding more headache to the organisers.
Philsoc working hard to make it a memorable Games
BEFORE the StarSport team landed in the Philippines, there have been some chaotic incidences which led to the question whether the hosts are capable of staging the biggest sports event in the region.
Sleeping on the floor - SE Asian Games off to horror-show start for soccer players
MANILA (Reuters) - Soccer players sleeping on the floor or stranded at the airport, transport hiccups and handwritten fixture lists, not enough drinking water and food unfit for athletes - the Philippines' hosting of the Southeast Asian Games is off to a chaotic start.
Lions cannot stomach SEA Games woes
THE Singapore contingent at the SEA Games have written to organisers to seek “urgent and immediate attention” on issues faced by the Republic’s athletes now in the Philippines for the biennial Games.
Navy officers get on board to help sailors
THE navy is coming to the country’s aid. The Malaysian sailing team and Malaysian Royal Navy will be working together on keelboats at the SEA Games.
Going 1,200km distance in France
A MALAYSIAN cycling team took up the challenge to ride 1,200km within 90 hours in the Paris-Brest-Paris (PBP) event in France.
All the right strokes – legend Nurul motivates athletes for SEA Games
KUALA LUMPUR: Who can motivate our SEA Games-bound athletes better than former swimming ace Nurul Huda Abdullah?
She’s the benchmark
PETALING JAYA: Nurul Huda Abdullah has this to say to the SEA Games-bound athletes: Catch me if you can.