SRI AMAN: Four university students have turned volunteering at the Sarawak Games (SUKSAR) IV into a celebration of sport, diversity and state pride, bringing energy and camaraderie to the competitions. Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) students Morlly Laong Sherlys Tom, Nadia Nazifa Syahrul Majid, Cynthia Goustan and Esther Maximilliana Law joined
SRI AMAN: Southern Zone cyclist and bicycle mechanic Kenny Lim Zhen Xiang is pedalling toward new heights, inspired by Olympic gold medallist Remco Evenepoel, as he sets his sights on the Malaysia Games (SUKMA) 2026. The 21-year-old from Kuching made a strong impression at the Sarawak Games (SUKSAR) IV 2026,
SRI AMAN: The Sarawak Games (SUKSAR) IV has concluded with the Northern Zone leading the medal tally at 108, but fierce competition from Southern, Central, and Western zones kept the race intense throughout. The Northern Zone finished with a total of 108 medals, comprising 39 gold, 37 silver and 32
SRI AMAN: Changing standings and the absence of a clear dominant zone highlighted the increasingly balanced level of competition at the Sarawak Games (SUKSAR) IV, which featured athletes from the Northern, Central, Western and Southern zones. Minister of Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah said
SRI AMAN: Southern Zone and Central Zone emerged as champions in the women’s and men’s basketball competitions respectively at the Sarawak Games (SUKSAR) IV, 2026. The basketball courts at Mini Stadium Majlis Daerah Sri Aman (MDSA) witnessed thrilling action throughout four days from Feb 5 to 8. In the women’s
KUCHING: Kuching City FC will continue to play open, attacking football despite holding a 3-1 advantage over DPMM FC. The Cats’ head coach, Aidil Sharin Sahak, was firm that his men will maintain their attacking approach in the return leg following last night’s first-leg Malaysia Cup quarter-final win in Bandar
KUCHING: The steady growth of women’s rugby in Sarawak was highlighted by the selection of Cuthberta Entai, Siti Markhamah Mohd Fadzil, and Dayang Manggie to the Malaysia 15s Women’s XV squad. The trio, part of a 28-women rugby squad, will feature in the national line-up for the upcoming SEA Women’s
BETONG: Western Zone’s women’s cycling champion, Nur Ain Ramadhania Abdullah, continues to create a sensation at the Sarawak Games (SUKSAR) IV 2026. The 16-year-old native of Kampung Melango Baru, Saratok, triumphed in the Women’s Criterium (40 km) race. She outpaced two challengers representing the Northern Zone – Nurfara Ain Nabiela
SRI AMAN: Forty players will been shortlisted for the final selection of Sarawak petanque squad ahead of the Malaysia Games (SUKMA) 2026. Trials are scheduled for February 10 and 11 at the Sarawak Petanque Centre in Santubong. According to the Sarawak Boules Sports Association’s President, Datuk Wan Abdillah Edruce Wan
BETONG: Ong Wei Jie of the Southern Zone delivered an outstanding performance to clinch the gold medal in the men’s criterium category at the Sarawak Games (SUKSAR) IV 2026. The race took place along the Pan Borneo Highway today (Feb 7). Clocking a time of 1:15:43, Wei Jie showcased remarkable