The Philippines assignment under humble set-up proves rewarding for Wee Wern


Proud moment: The Philippines national squash head coach Low Wee Wern (right) posing for a photograph with her players at the Thailand SEA Games in Bangkok.

PETALING JAYA: Former national squash player Low Wee Wern may have been away from her hometown in Penang during Chinese New Year, but her players in the Philippines made sure she felt right at home.

Wee Wern, who will mark two years as head coach of the Philippines national team next month, was touched when her players surprised her with a makeshift lion dance using their jerseys at the National Squash Centre in Manila. It is gestures like these that have strengthened her resolve to make her mark abroad.

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