Saturday, June 4, 2011
Friday, June 3, 2011
Sukma 2011: Judo Kata
Johor memulàkan langkah kanan di gelanggan judo apabila memenangi pingat emas pertama dalam acara kata wanita. Manakala Selangor masih tercari-cari emas pertama di Arena Ocm ini apabila hanya memenangi pingat perak dalam acara yang sama.
Seperti mana jangkaan P.Pinang menepati ramalan untuk menguasai acara judo apabila memulakan pungutan pingat dalam acara kata lelaki.
SUKMA 2011 - Silambam
Hari pertama sukan silambam bermula pada jam 8.30 pagi bertempat di Gimnasium 2 Majlis Sukan Negara. Hanya acara thanithiramai bagi kategori lelaki dan wanita sahaja dipertandingkan hari ini. Acara ini juga tidak menawarkan sebarang pingat. Melalui maklumat yang diterima daripada beebrapa individu, negeri Sabah merupakan pilihan utama bagi sukan ini.
Walaupun sukan ini lebih dikenali bagi kaum India, namun ia turut disertai oleh kaum Melayu pada SUKMA kali ini.
SUKMA 2011 - Lawan Pedang
Sedang berlangsung bagi sukan lawan pedang adalah acara foil individu perempuan dan epee individu lelaki. Semua acara dijalankan di Gimnasium 3 Majlis Sukan Negara. Acara akhir dijangka akan berlangsung pada petang ini jam 6.00 petang. Turut mengambil bahagian adalah atlet-atlet elit seperti Yu Peng Kian yang mewakili negeri Johor.
En Ibni ( MSN Terengganu ) bersama En Sahar dan En Fauzi
Taklimat ringkas oleh pengadil
Thursday, June 2, 2011
SUKMA 2011 - Polo Air
Pada petang ini perlawanan yang berlangsung di Pusat Akuatik Bukit Jalil bagi sukan polo air adalah diantara Perak dan Melaka. Pasukan Melaka yang dijadikan pasukan pilihan bagi sukan ini tidak menghadapi masalah untuk mengalahkan pasukan Perak bagi kategori wanita dengan jaringan 32 - 12.
Acara akan diteruskan esok pagi bermula jam 8.30 yang akan menemukan pasukan Perlis dan Negeri Sembilan serta Selangor dan Perak. Jadual lengkap serta keputusan penuh boleh didapati di laman web berikut : http://sukanmalaysia.nsc.gov.my/
Double Joy by M'sian Youths @ S'pore Open
Hi Guys,
It's a double joy for our young Malaysians !.
After capturing the Youth Open titles at Malaysian International Open Championships 2011 at Sunway Mega Lanes last week, our young Malaysians continued the momentum to stamp their supremacy in wresting another identical victory in the Youth divisions.
Our Malaysian youths completed a clean sweep of the Youth Open Masters titles of the 44th Singapore International Open with Aris Ardilla and Chong Jun Foo finishing one-two in the boy's division; while Syaidatul Afifah, Faten Najihah, Fatin Azmira and Steffira Zeandea rocket up the top four podium finish in the girl's division.
2010 Asian Youth gold medalist, Aris Ardilla set a cracking pace to take an early lead with his sizzling opening game of 253 but soon found himself trailing Aussie Sam Cooley after the second game.
Singapore's Jovi Ang made his bid by taking over the running after the third game but could not keep up the pace set by Aris after the Malaysian regained the lead at the halfway mark. Despite losing the lead briefly to team-mate, Chong Jun Foo after the fifth game, a re-vitalized Aris went on to end the 8-game finals with 1709 to capture the title.
Chong made a late charge in his final game but finished 19 pins behind the champion with 1690 while Cooley took third spot with 1671, a further 19 pins away.
Singapore's Jonathan Ang stormed home to snatch fourth spot with 1609 to edge early pace-setter, Jovi into fifth position with 1597.
Other Malaysian youths, Johnathan Chan (8th), Khoo Beng Khai (10th), Ahmad Muaz (13th), Muhd Syafiq Sajeli (14th) and Syimir Abd Razak (15th).
The Malaysian girls were much more superior than their boys counterpart sweeping the finals with the top four places. Syaidatul Afifah took a convincing victory to win her second international youth title after her triumph in Taiwan and Penang last year.
Syaidatul, who took over the lead after the third game, amassed a total of 1604, 49 pins ahead of Faten Najihah in second with 1555. Early pace-setter and pint-sized, Fatin Azmira settled for third with 1545 while Steffira Zeandea completed the top 4 for Malaysia with 1513.
Singapore's best finisher was Girl's Under-18 first runner-up, Tracy See in fifth position with 1485. Tengku Emanina Laily (6th), Puteri Nadia (8th), Natasha Roslan (9th) and Radin Nur Najwa (12th) were the other Malaysian finalists.
Aris Ardilla won S$1,000 for his effort, Chong and Cooley taking home S$600 and S$400 while Syaidatul, Faten, Fatin and Steffira all won S$800, S$600, S$300 and S$200 respectively.
Photos courtesy of Terence Yaw.
Regards,
BC Cheah
Orchid Bowl
Singapore
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