PART 2 Even heroes of the game aren’t immune to the cost of mismanagement FOOTBALLERS in Malaysia grow up chasing dreams on dusty fields, guided by hope and heart. For many, the game isn’t just a sport – it’s identity, pride, and a chance at something better. But when clubs
KUCHING: Over 1,300 participants from 44 countries will converge in Sarawak’s capital for the 2025 Asian Junior, Cadet and Para Taekwondo Championships. The prestigious event, scheduled from July 25 to August 1, 2025, will be held at Stadium Perpaduan in Petra Jaya. President of Taekwondo Malaysia (WT) and the Sarawak
KUCHING: Behind Siti Syaurah and Lee Xin Yi’s podium finishes were two dedicated coaches who guided them through tough matches, injuries and pressure at the 8th Borneo Junior Open. Siti and Lee finished as runners-up in their respective divisions. For Siti, the journey to the final was a testament to
KUCHING: Young squash talents from Sarawak, Siti Syaurah and Lee Xin Yi, delivered standout performances to finish as first runners-up in their respective age groups at the 8th Borneo Junior Open, held from July 15 to 20 at the Sarawak Squash Centre. Siti, representing Miri, impressed in the Girls Under-15
SIMANGGANG: High stakes and fierce competition await in the Piala Pusingan Kasut Emas YB Dato’ Sri Doris Sophia Brodie, a closed futsal tournament set to energise Sri Aman from Aug 18 to 17. The three-day showdown, set to take place at the Taman Sentosa Indah Futsal Court, will bring together
KUCHING: Top honours in the Breaking News Run 2025’s flagship 10km race went to Lucas Wong and Lim Siet Fah. The inaugural event held at the Kuching South City Council (MBKS) saw over 600 participants lace up their shoes across three categories: the HSL 10km Competitive Run, and the 5km
KUCHING: Kuching South City Council (MBKS) Mayor Datuk Wee Hong Seng has called on media practitioners to prioritise their health, highlighting the link between wellness and sharp, effective journalism. Speaking at the Breaking News Run 2025 held at the MBKS grounds this morning (July 20), Wee commended the media community
BAU: Participation in this year’s Serikin Track Day neared the 100-rider mark, marking an improvement from the previous edition and highlighting the growing interest in motocross in Sarawak, especially among local riders from Bau. Organised by Goldtown Motorsport Club in collaboration with Region 1 Motocross, the event was held for
BAU: Motocross here has the potential to attract racers from West Kalimantan and West Malaysia in the future, says Goldtown Motorsport Club President, Jom Pis. He said the club is setting its sights on turning Serikin into a regional motocross hub, expressing hopes of drawing riders from West Malaysia and
SARIKEI: Former Sarawak footballer and local sports figure, Safri Amit, has launched a new initiative to revive football in the Sarikei Division through the formation of the Safri Amit Football Club (SA FC). The club aims to build a strong football foundation from the grassroots level, providing a structured platform to