KUCHING: The Initial M: Media SIM Racing Grand Prix was officially launched today (Aug 2) by Metadise Electronic Sports Club (MESC) in collaboration with HazelComms and the Kuching Division Journalists Association (KDJA). The event brought together nine media organisations and 17 journalists, shifting traditional reporting into the virtual racing arena
KUCHING: Rising Sarawakian muaythai fighter Texas Jeremy Lo is set to make another major leap in his career when he takes on Morocco’s Soufiane Asffar at the Rajadamnern World Series (RWS) in Bangkok, Thailand. The highly anticipated 124 lbs bout is scheduled this Saturday (Aug 2) as the second preliminary
SIBU: Sarawak Senior men’s and women’s volleyball teams have advanced to the semi-finals of the Sarawak International Volleyball Invitational (SIVI) 2025, following strong showings in their respective group stages. The Sarawak Senior men’s team will face Sarawak Junior in an all-Sarawak semi-final clash on Saturday (Aug 2) – having swept
KUCHING: Sarawak’s Under-12 and Under-14 water polo teams are set to compete in the 2nd National Inter-Club Water Polo Championships – President Cup 2025, taking place at the Kedah State Aquatic Centre in Alor Setar from today (Aug 1) until to Aug 3. However, for the young contingent, the experience
KUCHING: The RM290,000 funding for Muay Thai in Sarawak is more than just financial assistance; it represents a clear signal of recognition and trust in the sport’s ability to produce elite-level talent, according to veteran sports analyst, Datuk Pekan Ramli. Speaking in response to the announcement made in Parliament recently,
KUCHING: Sarawak’s unique approach to sports governance through both the Sarawak Sports Corporation (SSC) and the Sarawak State Sports Council (MSNS) is driving more focused and effective athlete development. The Acting Chief Executive Officer of SSC and Director of MSNS, Khairul Nizam Morshidi, said the dual-entity structure provides a more
KUCHING: With teams hailing from across Malaysia and countries like South Korea and Australia, the Sarawak Ultimate Open (SUO) 2025 reflects the fast-growing appeal of frisbee in the region and Sarawak’s rising status in the sport. The SUO 2025 returned with new energy this year, bringing together 12 teams for
SIBU: Sarawak’s senior men’s and women’s volleyball teams continued their dominant run at the Sarawak International Volleyball Invitation (SIVI) 2025, remaining undefeated as the tournament enters a critical phase of international competition. The Sarawak senior men’s team delivered a 3-1 victory over Taipei Municipal Nanhu HS, with set scores of
KUCHING: Joseph Kalang Tie, one of Sarawak’s most iconic football figures, has a message for aspiring footballers in the state — talent may get you noticed, but attitude will determine how far you go. Now serving as assistant coach for Kuching City FC’s youth team, the former national and Terengganu
KUCHING: Tambirat Academy booked a memorable victory in the Petronas Youth Football Closed Tournament 2025 (Under-12) after edging out Cascara Junior in a dramatic 6–5 penalty shootout, following a goalless draw in regulation time. The final played in intense energy and competitive spirit, the match showcased tactical discipline from both