KUCHING: Kuching City FC faces a crucial challenge on Saturday evening (Jan 24) at Sarawak State Stadium in Petra Jaya as they seek to overturn a 1-0 deficit against Penang FC in the Malaysia Cup to advance into the quarterfinals. Winning is the main focus for the host team. With
SERIAN: Serian FA assistant coach Rockeffller Sullau believes Samarahan are now a very different side, warning that his team must raise their level ahead of the Sarawak Premier League semi-finals on Saturday (Jan 24). Despite Serian FA advancing with a convincing 6-1 aggregate victory over Kapit FA in the quarter-finals,
KUCHING: Sarawak’s para athletes make up a significant 14 per cent of Malaysia’s contingent at the 2025 ASEAN Para Games in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, contributing strongly to the nation’s medal tally as the competition enters its final days. The ASEAN Para Games, which began on Jan 20 and runs until
KUCHING: Sarawak Minister Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah called for respect and understanding following recent criticism of the Dayak community’s pork-eating habits, urging Malaysians to honour all of God’s creation regardless of faith or ethnicity. The call follows Puncak Borneo Member of Parliament Datuk Willie Mongin’s appeal for Malaysians
KUCHING: Sri Aman and Betong will anchor Sukan Sarawak (SUKSAR) IV 2026, with Lubok Antu included to support venues and accommodation needs for the multi-sport event. Minister of Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development, Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah, said the inclusion of Lubok Antu was necessary to ease logistical
KUCHING: Five Sarawak players have taken a major step forward after being named among 47 players invited to the national Women’s 15s camp. The call-up comes as Malaysia builds towards the SEARF Women’s 15s Championship in February. The players — Cuthberta Entai, Petresia Jenet Dunstan, Elestie Lavinia Ali, Dayang Tsaniya
KUCHING: Coaching young shuttlers today comes with unique challenges, says J-Pro Academy Kuching assistant head coach, Rajeev Bijoy, who stresses balancing discipline with enjoyment to motivate the next generation. Rajeev, who has been coaching on and off for about three to four years, is currently focused on developing players aged
KUCHING: J-Pro Academy Kuching plans to increase its number of badminton players in 2026, with head coach Kong Chee Kiet planning to add more classes and evening training to build a stronger youth pipeline. Kong said the academy will extend training hours at its centres mainly in Stapok Badminton Court
KUCHING: What should be a fun and stress-relieving activity is increasingly becoming a battleground, with aggression and injury risks escalating among Malaysia’s social football players. Social football has long been a popular way for working adults and sometimes students to unwind, stay fit, and build friendships. However, sports analyst Datuk
KUCHING: Sarawak’s next generation of shuttlers will test their nerve, fielding 21 players – 11 young men and 10 young women – at the PETRONAS National Under-21 Championships 2026 with development as the main focus. The championships, which run from January 21 to 25 at the Akademi Badminton Perak, will