15th Thailand Sports School Games 2012

UBONRATCHATHANI SPORTS SCHOOL

415/61 NAIMUANG MUANG,

UBONRATCHATHANI 34000

Thailand

13 ~ 21 June 2012

4th ASG 2012

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26 Jun ~ 6 Jul 2012

Happy Teacher's Day.......

My Mother, My Supporter

These women who have been quietly raising and nurturing their offspring to become the sports champions they are today are now their children’s loudest cheerleader; their next stop is London: the 30th Olympiad.

She used to jump off a bamboo bridge, and I would be waiting in the river to catch her - HARTINI LAMIM

IMAGINE having to watch your daughter jump off a 10m-high platform and into a vast pool of water regularly. Or watching your son hurtle around a track on a bicycle at breakneck speed.

That’s what you go through when you are the mothers of an Olympic-standard diver and cyclist respectively. Their children may be world-class competitors but that hasn’t stopped the mothers of Pandelela Rinong and Azizulhasni Awang from feeling nervous and afraid each time their children step into their respective arenas.

“The first time she jumped off the 10m platform, I couldn’t bear to watch! I had to go outside and watch from the car park!” recalls Pandelela’s mother, Hartini Lamim, 44.

ASIAN Games Fun Run in BJSS

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28 April 2012 7.30am Bukit Jalil Sports School

'100 Days To Go' - London Olympic 2012

Press Release 1 ; Press Release 2; Programme For The Day

SPORTCHECK: Chong Wei, Pandelela Honoured

AWARDS: They are named 2011’s Sportsman and Sportswoman respectively

The Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Abdul Halim Mu’adzam Shah presents a jacket Pandelela Rinong. Looking on are Sports Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek (second from right) and National Sports Council director-general Datuk Zolkples Embong, during the National Sports Award ceremony at the Palace of Golden Horses yesterday. Pic by Yazit Razali

Pandelela Is Sportswoman Of The Year, Third Time For Chong Wei

KUALA LUMPUR: Shuttler Lee Chong Wei, as expected, bagged his third National Sportsman Award, thanks largely to his achievement of winning seven international titles apart from reaching the World Championships final in 2011.

Pandelela Rinong sprang a big surprise by capturing the National Sportswoman Award, making her the first diver to earn the country’s highest accolade for athletes.

Pandelela beat the likes of squash queen Nicol David, shooter Nur Suryani Mohd Taibi, bowler Jacqueline Sijore and track cyclist Fatehah Mustapa to claim the RM20,000 prize money.

World No. 1 Nicol enjoyed a fantastic season with seven international titles on the WISPA circuit, including a record equalling sixth World Open title in Holland last year.

The suit fits: Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Abdul Halim Mu’adzam Shah helping Pandelela Rinong put on the National Sportswoman of the Year jacket as National Sports Council director-general Zolkples Embong applauds. — SHAARI CHEMAT / The Star

Bukit Jalil Sports School Girls Perform Well In SPM Exams

By Y.P.SIVAM
metrospt@thestar.com.my
Photo by ART CHEN

BADMINTON player Evelyn Chee Yi Lyn and pole vaulter Jasmine Cheah Kar Munn have proven that students can excel in both studies and sports.

Awesome foursom e: (from left) Farah, Jasmine, Erica and Evelyn celebrate with their SPM results. 

MSSM-Milo Sports Award 2011