Singapore Sports School

30/09/2026

History is made yet again! 🇸🇬 Our past and present student-athletes served up a day to remember for Team Singapore, leaving their mark at the Asian Games with performances full of grit, speed and determination.

🥈 Loh Kean Yew battled his way to a historic Asian Games silver, going toe-to-toe with Thailand’s world No. 1 Kunlavut Vitidsarn in the Men’s Singles Final. It was a smashing campaign from start to finish, capping a historic run that makes us immensely proud.

Veronica Shanti Pereira, alongside teammates Tate Tan Fung, Elizabeth-Ann Tan Shee Ru and Marc Brian Louis, hit their stride in the Mixed 4×100m Relay Final, clocking a blistering 41.19s to set a new Season Best and National Record. A performance that truly raised the bar!

Over at the diving board, Max Lee Shen Oon somersaulted to a strong 355.80 in the Men’s 3m Springboard Final, twisting and turning his way through an impressive performance.

Congratulations to all our past and present student-athletes on an incredible day of performances — keep pushing, keep believing and keep making history! 🇸🇬🔥

📷: SpexSG/ Andy Chua, Jeremy Lee, SNOC/ Eng ChinAn

29/09/2026

28/09/2026

History made, and moments to be proud of at the ! 🇸🇬 Our past and present student-athletes in Team Singapore have delivered memorable performances on the Asian sporting stage, making their mark for Singapore.

🥇🥈 Shanti Pereira made history by defending her Women’s 200m title, becoming the only Singaporean to win the same individual event at back-to-back Asian Games. She also added a silver medal in the Women’s 100m.

🏸 Loh Kean Yew defeated World No. 1 Jonatan Christie in the Men’s Singles quarter-finals, his first victory over the Indonesian in 11 meetings, to secure Singapore’s first individual badminton medal at the Asian Games.

🥉 Our Women’s Epee fencing team, featuring alumnae Esther Tan and Nur Filzah Hidayah, fought their way to a historic joint bronze medal. This is the first time a Singaporean epee team has won a medal at the Games. Overcoming a big deficit, they staged a stunning comeback to secure a thrilling 42-41 victory.

🏊‍♀️ Current student-athlete Julia Yeo was part of the Women’s 4x100m Medley Relay team that broke the U17 national record twice in a single day. The team clocked 4:11.98 in the heats before lowering the record to 4:09.90 in the final.

🤸‍♀️ Amanda Yap was the only Southeast Asian gymnast to qualify for the Balance Beam final, finishing sixth among Asia’s best.

History made, records broken, but their fighting spirit and never-say-die attitude make us the proudest.

📸: SNOC/ Lim Weixiang, Eng Chin An, Kong Chong Yew and SpexSG/ Andy Chua

25/09/2026

Congratulations to Ethan Liow and Germaine Tan on representing Singapore on the international stage in Poomsae!

Ethan competed in the Junior Male Individual Recognised Poomsae event, finishing 33rd in the world, while Germaine placed 17th in the Junior Female Individual Recognised Poomsae event after progressing to the Round of 32.

The pair also joined forces in the Junior Mixed Pair event, defeating Malaysia, Peru and Canada. They eventually finished 5th in the world, narrowly missing the semi-finals after a close contest against Japan, decided by just 0.06 points.

Well done, Ethan and Germaine!

25/09/2026

Honouring the best in school sport!

Congratulations to our 15 student-athletes across 12 sports who have been recognised with the Singapore Schools Sports Council Best Sportsboy and Best Sportsgirl Award 2026!

More than a celebration of results, the award recognises student-athletes who have demonstrated outstanding sporting achievements and character in local and overseas competitions, marking them among the finest student-athletes in their respective sports.

Our award recipients:
Bowling - Lucas Goh Seow Rui
Canoeing - Lim Kai Jing
Fencing - Ashton Auw Sen Hon
Floorball - Andrea Fernandez Rachmadi
Football (Girls) - Seri Nurinsyirah Indra Saharen
Golf - Chloe Ng Ker Ee
Gymnastics (Artistic) - Amanda Yap
Gymnastics (Rhythmic) - Mirabelle Yet Yu Chelle
Shooting - Quek Gek Ling
Swimming -Julia Yeo Shu Ning
Table Tennis - Benjamin Lau Yi Yuan, Loy Ming Ying
Taekwondo - Gwen Koh En Qi
Water Polo - Matthias Goh Zoltin, Ricci Ong Zi Rui

Congratulations to all 15 of our Best Sportsboy and Best Sportsgirl Award recipients!

25/09/2026

There is something special about seeing our student-athletes take their place on the Asian Games stage with Team Singapore. For Alfonso, Joy, Chloe, and Matthias, getting here has meant years of training, overcoming challenges, and believing in how far their sport could take them.

🤸 Alfonso Tan | Gymnastics
Alfonso’s journey has seen him step away from gymnastics twice, only to find his way back to the sport he loves. Each return has tested his resilience and determination, making his place at the Asian Games all the more meaningful.

🏊 Joy Neo | Swimming
Joy started swimming at 4, inspired by her older brother, and at just 16 is making her Major Games debut. The Asian Games marks another step in a journey she hopes will one day take her to the Olympic Games.

🏓 Chloe Lai | Table Tennis
Chloe picked up table tennis at six and has since progressed from local competitions to testing herself against some of the world’s best. Now, she is making her debut at the biggest competition of her career so far.

🤽🏻‍♂️ Matthias Goh | Water Polo
Matthias was introduced to water polo at 9, and what began as simply giving the sport a try grew into a genuine passion. Today, he is taking on the Asian Games while also balancing the demands of his upcoming IBDP examinations.

We are incredibly proud of the journeys that have brought each of them here. Read more about them here: https://www.sportsschool.edu.sg/news-and-publications/archive/aug26/on-the-road-to-the-asian-games

23/09/2026

Three of our student-athletes represented Singapore at the 2nd SEABA U17 3x3 Championship 2026 in Batam, Indonesia! Elessa Angel Emily, Fred Leow Yu Chao and Jaden Ng Hong Rui were part of the eight-member Team Singapore contingent. The boys clinched bronze, while the girls finished 4th.

The Team Singapore contingent was led and supported by Sports School staff, who run and manage the Basketball National Youth Development Programme (NYDP).

Congratulations to our student-athletes and staff for flying the Singapore flag!

📸: SEABA U17 3x3 Championship 2026

21/09/2026

The Asian Games are officially underway!

Alumna Zeanne Law delivered 's first medal of the Games, clinching bronze in Taijiquan-Taijijian! Wushu exponent Chia Kai Ming also impressed on his Games debut, finishing 4th in the Men’s Changquan, just 0.004 points shy of a medal. Swimmer Reagan Cheng advanced to the Men’s 200m Individual Medley final with a new personal best, then followed it up with another personal best in the Men’s 100m Breaststroke this morning. Our table tennis teams also got off to a winning start, securing victories in their opening matches.

A strong start to the Games!

📸: SpexSG/ Chanainut Thongratanachat, SNOC/ Eng Chin An, Singapore National Olympic Council's Facebook

18/09/2026

Our water polo student-athletes are Asian Games bound! 🤽🇸🇬

With Singapore’s proud water polo legacy to inspire them, they’re ready to write their own chapter. Find out some cool facts on Singapore's Water Polo and what our student-athletes hope to achieve on the Asian Games stage!

Representing Team Singapore Water Polo Team at the Asian Games are:
🤽 Charlene Tio
🤽 Chow Yong Jun
🤽 Derek Chan
🤽 Gan Huimin
🤽 Goh Wen Zhe
🤽 Justin Saik
🤽 Kayla Yeo
🤽 Loh Yu Xuan
🤽 Matthias Goh Zoltin
🤽 Megan Cho
🤽 Ricci Ong
🤽 Zahar Shmelev

17/09/2026

Congratulations to Secondary 1 student-athletes, gymnast Soumya Wong Yi Xuan and footballer Syed Umair Ahmad, on being recognised as the Best Overall Female Camper and Best Overall Male Camper at the Secondary 1 Outward Bound Singapore camp! Throughout the camp, they demonstrated critical and adaptive thinking, effective communication, collaboration, and information skills, emerging as role models among their peers.

Great job, guys!