UPCOMMING EVENT: PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST SESSION 1/2011

Date:   19 January 2011
Time : 7.30am ~ 1pm
Venue : Gym 2, NSC
Subjects:  KBSM Form 1 ~ 5

Testing Battery :   1. Basketball Throw
                          2. Standing Board Jump
                          3. Multi Level Sit-Up
                          4. Shuttle Run 4 x 10m
                          5. Sit and Reach
                          6. 30m Sprint (Flying Start)
                          7. Multi Stage Shuttle Run
                    

Muhd Ajmal Aiman Crowned The Best Overall Student

ATHLETE Muhd Ajmal Aiman Mat Hassan’s impressive results in international competitions won him the Best Overall Student award at the Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS) Young Olympian Night in Kuala Lumpur recently.

The youngster, who is also head prefect of the school, has developed into a promising athlete in the 110m hurdles.

He won gold medals in the Asean Schools Games (ASG), SEA Junior championships and Milo- Malaysian Schools Sports Council (MSSM) championships.

In the Asian Area qualifying meet and Malaysia Games (Sukma), Muhd Ajmal Aiman won silver medal and his bronze medal came in the Asian All Stars championships in India.

Proud moments: The winners with Maznah (centre), Chin (second from left) and Dom.

The Best Male Athlete award went to badminton players Nelson Heg Wei Kiat and Teo Ee Yi. Both were rewarded with the award for their outstanding results.

The duo were runners-up in the boys’ doubles event in the World Junior championships in Mexico; third in the Asian Junior championships; champions in the team and boys doubles in the ASG.

There was a close battle for the Best Female Athlete award between gymnast Elaine Koon and diver Pandelela Rinong.

Koon won a gold, silver and two bronze medals in the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, India while Pandelela won the gold medal in the 10m platform and silver in the 3m springboard in the Youth Olympics. Pandelela also won a gold and silver in the Commonwealth Games.

But in the end, Pandelela was named as the Best Female Athlete.

The Most Promising Male and Female athlete awards went to diver Abdul Rashid Muhammad and gymnast Lee Wan Nin respectively.

The Young Olympian Night was organised by the BJSS Parent-Teacher Association (PTA).Its president Datuk Dom Amy Hussain said they were pleased with the students excellent results in sports and education.

“The awards ceremony is the PTA’s appreciation for the students’ success in sports as well as education. We are also proud to see the students making an impact in the Common­wealth and Asian Games,’’ said Dom.

Information, Communications, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Rais Yatim’s wife Datin Seri Maznah Rais represented the Prime Minister’s wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, who is the patron of the BJSS PTA.

BJSS principal Marina Chin said the PTA had played a big role in providing morale support to the school.

The students displayed their showmanship with performance at the ceremony.

ROLL OF HONOUR

Best overall student: Muhd Ajmal Aiman Mat Hassan (athletics)

Best athlete (male): Nelson Heg Wei Kiat — Teo Ee Yi (badminton)

Best athlete (female): Pandelela Rinong (diving)

Most promising athlete (male): Abdul Rashid Muhammad (diving)

Most promising athlete (female): Lee Wan Nin (gimrama)

Special Awards: Tracie Ang (gymnastics); Mohd Fahme Zamzam Mehamad (athletics); S. Navinraj (athletics); Muhamad Ashraf Haiqal Muhammad Rizal (table tennis); Foong Foo Mun (wushu); Jupha Somnet (cycling); Muhd Arfy Qhairant Amran (cycling); Elaine Koon (gimrama); Lee Rou You (table tennis); Cheong See Teng (gymnastics); Amir Fakhrib Ismail (athletics); Nurul Adha Abu Bakar (netball); Nur Syafazliyana Mohd Ali (netball); Izyan Syazana Mohd Wazir (netball); Norashikin Kamal Zaman (netball); Noramirah Dayana Noor Azhar (netball).

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PANDELELA RINONG

DAVIS OOI TZE LIANG

AHMAD AJMAL

LOH WEI SHENG

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Student Athletes Make Parents And Teachers Proud

IT was a proud moment for former national cyclist Datuk Ng Joo Ngan when his daughter Jillian Ng Siew Mei was adjudged one of the top students in the matriculation programme at the Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS).

Joo Ngan, who had represented Malaysia in many international competitions, said he was suprprised with Siew Mei’s excellent results in studies as well a sports.

“I was not the studious type during my younger days. I had devoted my time to cycling. But my daughter had proven otherwise. I was overwhelmed by emotions when she went on stage to receive her scroll,’’ said Joo Ngan.

Well done: Noor Hasliza Md Ali (left) receiving her certificate from Jalaludin while Marina watches.

He also disclosed that he had encouraged Siew Mei to take up cycling. But his wife Datin Nancy Teoh was against the idea.

“My wife was afraid that my daughter will sustain injuries while cycling. That’s the reason why Siew Mei opted for synchronised swimming. After seeing her progress in synchronised swimming, I do not have any reason to complain.

“She has made us proud and we are happy,’’ said Joo Ngan.

Siew Mei, who is pursuing a event management course at the Taylors University College in Kuala Lumpur, was a student at the BJSS for eight years. The 19-year-old Siew Mei, who has represented Malaysia in the 2006 Doha Asian Games as well as the 2007 World championships,said she enjoyed her stay in the BJSS.

“I joined the BJSS when I was in Form One. The teachers were very helpful. Without their guidance, I don’t think I could have excelled in my studies and sports.

“I was able to divide my time between synchronised swimming and studies,’’ said Siew Mei.

Besides Siew Mei, badminton player Michelle Yeow Mei Zi, athlete Phang Hua Mei, synchronised swimmer Lee Zhien Huey and artistic gymnast Nabihah Ali were ranked among the top students.

Passed with flying colours: (from left) Nabihah Ali, Katrina Wong Suen Nee, Jillian Ng Siew Mei and Phang Hua Mei.

BJSS principal Marina Chin said she was happy with the students’ excellent results.

“Now you all have another journey to continue. I would like to see all you students do well in university,’’ said Chin.

Former national quartermiler Sean Paul was also present at the ceremony. He shared his experience with the students.

“There is no short cut to success in sports and studies. You have to overcome the odds to excel in both,’’ said Paul.

Education Ministry sports division deputy director Jalaudin Othman presented the certificates to the students.

The graduates: Michelle Yeow Mei Xi, Jillian Ng Siew Mei, Phang Hua Mei, Lee Zhien Huey, Nabihah Ali, Katrina Wong Suen Nee, Wahidah Ismail, Wan Siti Haniza Wan Izahar, Gomagan Sony Rajaa, Ng Jo Wen, Zulhijjah Azan, Elyong Matin, Loo Yik Xiang, Ivan Yuen, Ng Shin Yii, Erni Syazwani Azman, Rafiuddin Che Omar, Jaime Lee Yoke Jeng, Muhammad Izzuddin Abdul Rahim, Nor Farah Afiqah Md Taufeek, Tiffany Chase- Currier, Kevin Yeap Soon Choy, Mohamd Rohaizad Jamil, Wan Mohamad Akmal Hakim, M. Yokananthini, Kumang Jamit, Muhammad Radhi Hasim, Diyana Zuhaili Mohamad Mazli, Nik Asraf Qaedi Nik Azizan, Mohd Ammar Fitri Zainol, Liew Tek Wa, Tg Emanina Laily Tg Zahri, Nur Syamimi Mohd Yusoff, Uriel Yu En French, Noor Hasliza Md Ali, Danial Azuan Amar Nand, Azroul Fazly Mohamed Yusoff, Siti Munirah Jusoh, Mohamad Sabri Mohamad, Azreen Rizal Nasir, Junaidin Bardin,Nuraini Abdul Rashid, Maisarah Aminludin, Nurul Sarah Abdul Kadir, Farah Ayuni Yahya, Razlee Amree Mustafar, Nurul Fatihah Jamahuri

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MALAYSIAN CONTINGENT BEGINS TRAINING FOR ASEAN SCHOOLS MEET

THE Malaysian contingent, for the Asean Schools Games (ASG) in Kuala Lumpur, will start centralised training today.

All the athletes involved in the 10 sports — netball, volleyball, gymnastics, golf, badminton, basketball, hockey, aquatics, athletics and sepak takraw — will be based at the Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS).

The Selangor Education Department have been given the responsibility to co-ordinate five events — volleyball, golf, aquatics, athletics and sepak takraw — while the Federal Territories Education Department will be in charge of five sports — netball, gymnastics (artistic and rhythmic), badminton, basketball and hockey.

As the co-ordinators, both FT and Selangor will be providing the technical expertise.

No time to rest: The women volleyball team being given a pep talk by its coach Choo Kon Lee (in yellow) before a training session.

BJSS principal Marina Chin is the chef-de-mission for the Malaysian contingent.

However, three sports — basketball, netball and volleyball — will be reporting late. The basketball team, with the majority of the players from the ASG squad, are involved in the Southeast Asia Basketball Association (Seaba) championship in Myanmar.

The players from the netball squad are representing Malaysia in the Asian Junior championship in India while the volleyball squad are in Indonesia for a training stint.

The Malaysian Schools Sports Council (MSSM) have shortlisted the players. They were identified during the recent MSSM championships as well as the Malaysia Games (Sukma).

During the centralised training, the Malaysian teams will get the chance to train at the competition venues.

The Asean School Games venues (July 12-21)

Netball (Olympic Hall, Bukit Jalil Sports School)

Volleyball (MPSJ indoor Arena, Sri Serdang)

Artistic Gymnastics ( Gym 1, Bukit Jalil Sports Complex)

Gimrama (Gym 3, Bukit Jalil Sports Complex)

Golf(Impian Golf and Country Club, Kajang)

Badminton (Kuala Lumpur Badminton Stadium)

Basketball (MABA Stadium, Kuala Lumpur)

Hockey (Tun Razak Stadium Jalan Duta, Kuala Lumpur)

Aquatics (Darul Ehsan Aquatic Centre, Shah Alam, Selangor)

Athletics (National Sports Council Training Centre, Bukit Jalil)

Sepak Takraw (Precinct 11 Community Centre, Putrajaya)

Young Athletes Give Their All On The Track

THE Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS) International Combined Events championships will be a bigger affair next year.

The inaugural championships, organised by the BJSS, at the National Sports Council (NSC) training centre in Bukit Jalil, were a big success with six teams taking part in the event.

BJSS principal Marina Chin said they were encouraged by the response and feedback from the participating teams.

Off he goes: SMK Hussein Onn’s Muhammad Nurulharitulfariz (left) racing towards the finishing line in the medley relay.

The championships were a platform for Form One students from the participating teams to evaluate their progress. All participants had to take part in the six events — 80m hurdles, high jump, shot put, 800m, 100m and long jump — as well as the medley relay for both both boys and girls.

Besides the BJSS, the other schools involved in the championships were SMK Seri Sentosa, Bandar Penawar Sports School, Tun Hussein Onn Sports School (Johor), SMK Putra (Kelantan) and Singapore Sports School.

Marina, a former national hurdler, said the results were good.

“More importantly, we had created an opporunity for the students to take part in a competition, Sometime ago, the National Sports Council (NSC) had the Tunas Cemerlang programme and the students, basically in Form One, were able to take part.

“But the event has been discontinued which is why we have initiated this programme. Two schools from Australia and one from Thailand have already agreed to be part of next year’s programme. We are also looking at inviting a school from South Africa,’’ she said.

Big winners: The BJSS team were the overall champions.

In the boys’ category, BJSS’ Ardiyanshah Saman won the gold medal with 4090 points while SMK Hussein Onn’s Muhammad Afiq Ahmad Naim and Muhammad Nurulharitulfariz were second and third with 3860 and 3720 points, respectively.

SMK Hussein Onn’s Nurul Shafika Mohd Razak collected 4350 points to win the gold medal in the girls’ section. The second and third spots went to BJSS’ Ling Wen Yi and Fatin Izzati Ahmad with 3790 and 3670 points respectively.

BJSS were champions in the boys and girls team category. The highlight of the championships was the medley relay (100m, 200m, 300m and 400m) among the participating teams.

In the boys’ section, SMK Hussein Onn won the gold medal when they clocked 2:14.30 followed BJSS (2:16.70) and SMK Seri Sentosa (2:17.58).

SMK Seri Sentosa clocked 2:38:85 enroute to winning the gold medal in the girls’ event. BJSS settled for the second spot on 2:39.43 while SMK Hussein Onn (2:43.02) were third.

BJSS were crowned the overall champions and received the challenge trophy.

Marina said they were also looking at having two categories — Form One and Form Two — in next year’s championships.

“The participants who took part in this year’s championships will be in Form Two next year. We are keen to see their progress in the next 12 months,’’ she added.