Hup Wei believes Malaysia will be strong in high jump after five years


KUALA LUMPUR: National high jump coach Lee Hup Wei needs five years to put Malaysia back as a powerhouse in the men’s high jump event at the SEA Games.

The former national athlete said that he is actively unearthing new talent, including working with the Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS), to raise Malaysia’s reputation in the event in future tournaments.

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