Junior Duncan aims high for Sabah


KUALA LUMPUR: Junior squash player Duncan Lee (pic), who turned professional in January, has set himself a long-term target – he wants to be the first Sabahan to become a national champion in six years’ time.

The 18-year-old from Kota Kinabalu is the eldest among three siblings. His 13-year-old sister Doris is also a squash player while his brother Dougles, 16, is into bodybuilding.

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