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No one close to her yet but Nicol won’t quash hopes of a successor
PETALING JAYA: Former squash queen Nicol David is not fretting although there has not been any outstanding stars in the squash scene since she left a year ago.
Varsities ready to reopen
PETALING JAYA: It’s all systems go for the country’s higher education institutions as they wait to welcome students again after face-to-face learning came to a halt when the movement control order (MCO) was announced on March 18.
Wee Wern looking for that Asian high
KUALA LUMPUR: Low Wee Wern has represented Malaysia for 14 years, has been the national No. 1 since Nicol David left the scene and she has picked up numerous titles.
Angie banks on coach Aaron to make it big
KUALA LUMPUR: Coach Aaron Soyza played a vital role in helping Low Wee Wern become the national No. 1 squash player and go on to win many PSA titles.
Women’s world team meet may be postponed
KUALA LUMPUR: There is no point in hosting the women’s world team squash championships this year if it has to be done on a smaller scale.So, the world event, scheduled from Dec 15-20 at the National Squash Centre in Bukit Jalil, may be postponed.
The beauty of the unexpected
THEY say life puts things in your way for a reason. I have to agree but I always felt it meant we had to endure something to come out successful and prove to ourselves that we are strong and powerful.
Farah eyeing an early return to the gym
PETALING JAYA: For more than two months, national gymnast Farah Ann Abdul Hadi (pic) has not gone to her “second home” – the Gymnasium Three – at the National Sports Council in Bukit Jalil.
Nicol David shows you how to keep fit from home
GEORGE TOWN: Obeying the movement control order (MCO) does not mean you stop exercising.
No time for rest as coach Delia keeps Thanusaa on her toes
PETALING JAYA: National squash coach Delia Arnold is breathing down U. Thanusaa’s neck despite the movement control order and it’s working.
Time to come together – and keep the distance
THERE are always two ways to confront challenges - one would be to do what’s best for everyone and the other will be to do what’s best for you.