MIRI: Baram FC is preparing for its highly anticipated debut in the Bintulu League this May, marking a major milestone in the club’s grassroots development journey. Club president and team manager, Spanski Steven, said the club remains committed to nurturing local talent by ensuring players gain valuable match experience through
KUCHING: The return of Daniel Amier, Ramadhan Saifullah and Jordan Mintah has given Kuching City FC a timely boost as they prepare to wrap up their Malaysia Super League campaign against Negeri Sembilan tomorrow (Sunday, April 20). All three players missed the team’s recent 2-0 defeat to Johor Darul Ta’zim,
KUCHING: The 7th Special Olympics Sarawak State Games 2025 will be held in Kuching from May 2 to 5, featuring seven sporting events. Women, Early Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Minister, Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah, announced that the Games will include athletics (track and field), swimming, badminton, bocce, table tennis,
KUCHING: The 2025 Sarawak Cup is heading to Samarahan, where top sepak takraw action will take place from June 20 to 22. The announcement was made by Sarawak Sepaktakraw Association (PSS) President, Datuk Ismail Abang Saufi, who added that the association is currently evaluating two potential venues for the tournament
MIRI: Baram FC are bridging the gap between grassroots and professional football by fielding a team of local youths, supported by experienced players. In a recent statement, the club said they take pride in offering a platform for young players from remote and rural areas to gain real exposure to
KUCHING: They may not have won the scoreboard battle, but Kuching City FC earned respect under the Sarawak State Stadium lights last night (Apr 16), standing tall in a 2-0 defeat to league giants Johor Darul Ta’zim. The Southern Tigers, clad in their iconic blue and red, were awarded a
KUCHING: Following a 2-0 loss to league leaders Johor Darul Ta’zim, Kuching City FC head coach Aidil Sharin Sahak found encouragement in his side’s second-half performance. He recognised the challenge posed by the long break since their last match and the tough opposition, but he praised his players for showing
KUCHING: “We made it. We are the champions,” declared Paul Ho, captain of Sibu Kampua, following their thrilling 10-6 victory over Brunei Darussalam’s 4kFresh in the Swinburne Indoor Open (SIO25) final. The win also saw Paul’s twin, Peter Ho, clinching the Men’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) title. Paul, brimming with
KUCHING: The Borneo Games are set to make a long-awaited return after more than a decade, with a tentative schedule set for Sept 24 to 28. The announcement followed a special meeting chaired by Minister of Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development, Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah. Delegates from Brunei
KUCHING: Brunei has thrown its full support behind Sarawak’s initiative to revive the historic Borneo Games, with its Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Datuk Seri Setia Awang Nazmi Awang Mohamad, hailing it as a powerful platform to unite youth across the island through sports diplomacy. Awang Nazmi expressed deep