Goh sisters brace for biggest test yet in Nagoya


FROM winning gold at the Malaysian Games (Sukma) last month to making their debut at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games just weeks later, national beach volleyball athletes Rachael Goh Yu Jie and Cadence Goh Yu Heng are doing it all as sisters and teammates.

Rachael, 18, and Cadence, 16, who have spent much of their careers playing and travelling together, said the transition from Sukma to the Asiad had been a huge one, particularly with limited time to prepare after their gold medal success for Selangor last month.

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