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SUMMARY:Inter-Schools Netball Championships 2012
DESCRIPTION:Date: \n13th January to 9th March 2012\n\n\nVenue:\nSouth Zone \n\nAll Preliminary Round\, Quarter Finals\, 3rd/4th Placing Games to be played at St. Margaret’s Secondary School 111\, Farrer Road Singapore 259240 \nFinals to be played at Toa Payoh Sports Hall (tentative) \n\n\n\n \nNorth Zone\nRepublic Polytechnic\n\n\n \nEast Zone\nDunman Secondary & Springfield Secondary School\n\n\n \nWest Zone\nJurong West Sports Recreation Centre\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate: \n13th January to 9th March 2012\n\n\nVenue:\nSouth Zone \n\nAll Preliminary Round\, Quarter Finals\, 3rd/4th Placing Games to be played at St. Margaret’s Secondary School 111\, Farrer Road Singapore 259240 \nFinals to be played at Toa Payoh Sports Hall (tentative) \n\n\n\n \nNorth Zone\nRepublic Polytechnic\n\n\n \nEast Zone\nDunman Secondary & Springfield Secondary School\n\n\n \nWest Zone\nJurong West Sports Recreation Centre
URL:https://www.netball.org.sg/event/inter-schools-netball-championships-2012/
LOCATION:St. Margaret’s Secondary School\, St. Margaret's Secondary School\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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SUMMARY:Fairprice Foundation Netball Super League 2012
DESCRIPTION:Lookout for the upcoming FairPrice Foundation Netball Super League (NSL)\, the premier local event for netball in Singapore! It attracts the best players in Singapore\, including all the players from our national team\, the 21 & Under team and the top clubs in Singapore. This is the key event in our elite development pathway\, providing the opportunity for all players to compete for a place in the National Opens and the National 21 & Under squads over 10 weeks of competition. \nDate: 25 February to 28 April 2012 \nVenue: Toa Payoh Sports Hall / Jurong East Sports Hall \nOrganiser: Netball Singapore \nFinal Ranking | Most Valuable Awards | League Table | Fixtures & Results | Team Lists | Press Centre \n  \nFinal Ranking \n\n\n\nPosition\nTeam\n\n\n1st\nNike Marlins\n\n\n2nd\nBlaze Dolphins\n\n\n3rd\nMission Mannas\n\n\n4th\nM1 Starfish\n\n\n5th\nSneakers Stingrays\n\n\n6th\nBedok Kings Vipers\n\n\n\nMost Valuable Awards \n\n\n\nShooter\nChen Huifen\, Blaze Dolphins\n\n\nMidfielder\nNur Liyana\, Nike Marlins\n\n\nDefender\nSerene Lim\, M1 Starfish\n\n\nInternational Player\nNtebogang Motlakaleso\, M1 Starfish\n\n\nCoach\nYap Hui Kim\, Nike Marlins\n\n\nOutstanding Umpire\nEric Lee\n\n\n\nLeague Table \n\n\n\nTeams\nPlay\nWin\nDraw\nLost\nLost (5 points or less)\nFor\nAgainst\nGoal %\nPoints\n\n\nNike Marlins\n10\n9\n0\n1\n1\n482\n360\n133.89\n28\n\n\nMission Mannas\n10\n6\n2\n2\n0\n405\n368\n110.05\n22\n\n\nBlaze Dolphins\n10\n5\n1\n4\n0\n390\n406\n96.06\n17\n\n\nM1 Starfish\n10\n3\n1\n6\n4\n386\n373\n103.49\n15\n\n\nSneakers Stingrays\n10\n2\n2\n6\n3\n394\n405\n97.28\n13\n\n\nBedok Kings Vipers\n10\n2\n0\n8\n0\n353\n460\n76.74\n6\n\n\n\nFixtures & Results \n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nMatch\nTeam\nVenue\n\n\n25 FebSat\n1.45pm\nOpening Ceremony\nToa Payoh Sports Hall\n\n\n3.00pm\n1\nNike Marlins\n57 – 38\nSneakers Stingrays\n\n\n5.00pm\n2\nMission Mannas\n48 – 36\nM1 Starfish\n\n\n7.00pm\n3\nBedok Kings Vipers\n27 – 36\nBlaze Dolphins\n\n\n3 MarSat\n3.00pm\n4\nM1 Starfish\n48 – 34\nBedok Kings Vipers\nToa Payoh Sports Hall\n\n\n5.00pm\n5\nBlaze Dolphins\n29 – 52\nSneakers Stingrays\n\n\n7.00pm\n6\nMission Mannas\n34 – 58\nNike Marlins\n\n\n10 MarSat\n3.00pm\n7\nM1 Starfish\n38 – 46\nNike Marlins\nToa Payoh Sports Hall\n\n\n5.00pm\n8\nBedok Kings Vipers\n30 – 47\nSneakers Stingrays\n\n\n7.00pm\n9\nBlaze Dolphins\n31 – 42\nMission Mannas\n\n\n17 MarSat\n3.00pm\n10\nNike Marlins\n48 – 27\nBedok Kings Vipers\nJurong West Sports Hall\n\n\n5.00pm\n11\nSneakers Stingrays\n35 – 35\nMission Mannas\n\n\n7.00pm\n12\nM1 Starfish\n33 – 35\nBlaze Dolphins\n\n\n24 MarSat\n3.00pm\n13\nNike Marlins\n57 – 48\nBlaze Dolphins\nToa Payoh Sports Hall\n\n\n5.00pm\n14\nBedok Kings Vipers\n54 – 39\nMission Mannas\n\n\n7.00pm\n15\nSneakers Stingrays\n36 – 47\nM1 Starfish\n\n\nStart of Round 2\n\n\n25 MarSun\n1.00pm\n16\nBlaze Dolphins\n59 – 33\nBedok Kings Vipers\nToa Payoh Sports Hall\n\n\n3.00pm\n17\nMission Mannas\n43 – 40\nM1 Starfish\n\n\n5.00pm\n18\nNike Marlins\n40 – 39\nSneakers Stingrays\n\n\n31 MarSat\n3.00pm\n19\nBlaze Dolphins\n55 – 40\nSneakers Stingrays\nToa Payoh Sports Hall\n\n\n5.00pm\n20\nMission Mannas\n43 – 41\nNike Marlins\n\n\n7.00pm\n21\nBedok Kings Vipers\n28 – 50\nM1 Starfish\n\n\n1 AprSun\n1.00pm\n22\nBlaze Dolphins\n40 – 40\nMission Mannas\nToa Payoh Sports Hall\n\n\n3.00pm\n23\nM1 Starfish\n32 – 37\nNike Marlins\n\n\n5.00pm\n24\nSneakers Stingrays\n41 – 45\nBedok Kings Vipers\n\n\n14 AprSat\n3.00pm\n25\nSneakers Stingrays\n33 – 34\nMission Mannas\nJurong East Sports Hall\n\n\n5.00pm\n26\nBedok Kings Vipers\n37 – 45\nNike Marlins\n\n\n7.00pm\n27\nM1 Starfish\n29 – 33\nBlaze Dolphins\n\n\n15 AprSun\n1.00pm\n28\nBedok Kings Vipers\n38 – 47\nMission Mannas\nJurong East Sports Hall\n\n\n3.00pm\n29\nNike Marlins\n53 – 24\nBlaze Dolphins\n\n\n5.00pm\n30\nSneakers Stingrays\n33 – 33\nM1 Starfish\n\n\n21 AprSat\n1.30pm\nSemi 1\nBlaze Dolphins\n41 – 36\nM1 Starfish\nToa Payoh Sports Hall\n\n\n3.30pm\nSemi 2\nNike Marlins\n62 – 32\nMission Mannas\n\n\n22 AprSun\n1.00pm\nPlayoff\nSneakers Stingrays\n71 – 41\nBedok Kings Vipers\nToa Payoh Sports Hall\n\n\n3.00pm\nPF\nMission Mannas\n41 – 50\nBlaze Dolphins\n\n\n28 AprSat\n3.00pm\nGF\nNike Marlins\n52 – 39\nBlaze Dolphins\nToa Payoh Sports Hall\n\n\n4.30pm\nClosing Ceremony\n\n\n\nTeam ListsMission MannasCharmaine Soh\, Natalie Long\, Jocelyn Ng\, Deborah Rowe\, Zhang Ailin\, Ang Shiqi\, Low Yi Lun\, Ng Yi Yong\, Chua Hui Xian\, Grala Teo\, Suhailah Kariman\, Chen Li Li\, Jolynn Loo\, Cheryl Choo\, Toh Wan LingInternational Player: Delila Keja (Namibia) C/WA 170cm 19-year-old \nM1 StarfishCassandra Soh\, Lee Si Ling Georgina\, Melissa Teo\, Yap Siew Kim\, Chan Hui Mui\, Kwok Shuyi\, Nurul Baizura\, Shelby Koh\, Jean Chia\, Paula Ho\, Tessa Tan\, Sharon Wong\, Serene Lim\, Elizabeth Cheong\, Zhang ShutingInternational Player: Ntebogang Motlakaleso (Botswana) GD/GK 180cm 20-year-old \nBlaze DolphinsLin Qingyi\, Chen Huifen\, Huang Meixin\, Phoa Huilin\, Wee Yi Zhen\, Alicia Pe\, Tan Ci Hui\, Tan Shini\, Tan Shiyu\, Pamela Tan\, Chia Xinling\, Julynn Mark\, Amanda Pe\, Akila Jayawardane\, Yeo WeiqiInternational Player: Tebogo Radipotsane (Botswana) GS 180cm 22-year-old \nBedok Kings VipersOlivia Jane Flanagan\, Kobie Absalom\, Kirsty Laing Smith\, Emilie Louise Bell\, Karen Elizabeth Russell\, Katriona Wilson\, Ashya Jane Haug\, Claire Joanne Price\, Jordan Hannah Rowcliffe\, Abigail Rose Verlaan\, Rowena Du Val ScottInternational Player: Anna Kasper (Namibia) WA/GA 175cm\, 21-year-old \nNike MarlinsNur Aqilah\, Nur Athirah\, Ho Kah Yee\, Kimberly Lim\, Nur Liyana\, Yu Mei Ling\, Melody Teo\, Pamela Liew\, Seah Yun Zhen\, Farah Shakina\, Grace Sim\, Jean Ng\, Josephine Yeo\, Li Huilin\, Christina KohInternational Player: Kagisano Mawela (Botswana vice – captain) GD/GK 175cm 29-year-old with 38 caps \nSneakers StingraysRachel Leong\, Amanda Lai\, Diana Chew\, Liu Xin Yi\, Carmen Goh\, Tan Anni\, Xu Wen Hui\, Anna Soo\, Cheryl Ann Lee\, Teo Shu Hui\, Geraldine Tay\, Koh Hin Ann\, Parveen Nair\, Sarah Soo\, Lydia Soo  \n\nPress Centre \nNIKE MARLINS WIN THE FAIRPRICE FOUNDATION NETBALL SUPER LEAGUE 2012 \nHighly-charged final at Toa Payoh Sports Hall \nThe 13th edition of the FairPrice Foundation Netball Super League ended in exciting fashion as a repeat match-up of the 2011 final between reigning champions Nike Marlins and Blaze Dolphins resulted in Nike Marlins lifting the silverware once again and the winner’s cheque for S$10\,000. \nThe 52-39 final score line did not reflect the end to end battle that took place for three of the four quarters. It was only in the final period of play that Nike Marlins showed their strength winning it 20-8 to pull ahead of out of reach. \nThe added presence of some African flare in the shape of Botswana internationalists Tebogo Radipotsane (Blaze GS) and Kagisano Mawela (Marlins GK) made the on-court battle even tougher and Radipotsane got Blaze off to the start they’d been hoping for with some strong holding of space and accurate shooting winning the opening quarter 14-10. \nMarlins looked to fight back in the second with Captain Jean Ng coming into defence as GK alongside Mawela who moved to GD. \nDolphins Captain Lin Qingyi (GD) worked hard at the other end of the court with Huang Meixin (GK) to keep the Marlins shooters at bay but they settled into their rhythm and won the quarter 13-8 for a one point 23-22 advantage at half time. \nThe teams have met twice in the league this year with both results going in Nike Marlins favour – 57-48 and 53-24 – but Blaze Dolphins had nothing to lose as they underdogs and kept the pressure on for 45 minutes (Marlins still only one point ahead after third quarter) but struggled to net the points in the final 15 minutes as Yu Mei Ling and Pamela Liew continued to slot them in. \nWinning Captain Ng\, was delighted with the victory. She said\, “It is fantastic to win and do it two years running is even better. Last year we showed our potential and this year we really fulfilled it. It is great for the team.” \nBlaze Dolphins Captain Lin reflected on her team’s effort saying\, “Reaching the final was beyond my expectations for the team and today we started really strongly but faded in the final quarter and Nike Marlins came back at us really hard. It was a good match and it’s been a great season for us.” \nFollowing the trophy and medal presentation to the finalists\, awards were given out to the selected Most Valuable Players based on their league performance. \nThe recipients were as follows:MVP International: Ntebogang Motlakaleso (M1 Starfish)MVP Shooter: Chen Huifen (Blaze Dolphins)MVP Midfielder: Nurul Liyana (Nike Marlins)MVP Defender: Serene Lim (M1 Starfish)MVP Coach: Yap Hui Kim (Nike Marlins)Outstanding Umpire Award: Eric Lee \nThe 2012 National Opens Squad of 18 players was also announced after the final today. They will train in preparation for this year’s Asian Championships which are being held in Sri Lanka in August\, and the year-ending Nations Cup in Singapore. Twelve players from this squad will be selected for each tournament. \nThe Squad is as follows:Chen Huifen (Blaze Dolphins)Chen Li Li (Mission Mannas)Premila Hirubalan*Suhailah Bte Kariman (Mission Mannas)Shelby Koh (M1 Starfish)Kwok Shuyi ( M1 Starfish)Vanessa Lee*Pamela Liew (Nike Marlins)Lin Qingyi (Blaze Dolphins)Natalie Long (Mission Mannas)Jean Ng (Nike Marlins)Nurul Baizura (M1 Starfish)Charlene Porima*Melissa Teo (M1 Starfish)Cassandra Soh (M1 Starfish)Charmaine Soh (Mission Mannas)Melody Teo (Nike Marlins)Yu Meiling (Nike Marlins)(* = Overseas based) \nNetball Singapore28 April 2012 \n—————————————————————————————————- \nA Taste of Africa shakes up the Netball Super League! \nFive exciting new additions were made to the starting line-ups of the Netball Super League (NSL) teams last weekend in the shape of tall and athletic players from Botswana and Namibia. \nAll the girls have played in Singapore before either at the Nations Cup (Botswana in 2008\, Namibia 2011) or the 2011 World Championships (Botswana) and are relishing the opportunity to play alongside some of Singapore’s national players this time instead of against them! \nAfter arriving last Wednesday (21st March) they managed one training session before playing. \nJoining the current league-topping Nike Marlins is Botswana’s Vice-Captain Kagisano Mawela\, who’s affectionately known as ‘Shakes’ by her team mates. \nShe said\, “Nike Marlins play very good netball and it’s good for me to get to play alongside the Singapore Co-Captain Jean. I am learning a lot from her. I played against her in 2007 and 2011 at the World Championships and now I play with her. \n“I enjoy staying in Singapore. It is a very nice place and we are missing winter back home which is very cold!” \nM1 Starfish are being ably supported by Ntebogang Motlakaleso (Nte)\, also from Botswana who has just turned 21 and plays in defence. She helped her team to victory over Sneakers Stingrays on Saturday (24th) and in a narrow loss on Sunday against Mission Mannas. Nte has taken time off from her fashion studies to make the trip to Singapore. \n“We are playing well together as a team and I want to make the finals with my team. That is my main aim during my time here\,” she said. \nTebogo Radipotsane completes the contingent from Botswana and is playing for the Blaze Dolphins. She is making her third trip to Singapore like ‘Nte’ who were both involved in the 2008 Nations Cup and 2011 World Championships here (Nte didn’t play in 2008 but was part of the squad). \nShe explained\, “I like to experience new things and everything is different in Singapore to back home: the weather\, the food and how people play netball. \n“We only trained once before playing so my team weren’t used to having a tall shooter on their side but on our second game (against Bedok King Vipers) we did much better.” \nNamibia is represented by two players who were both part of their 2011 Nations Cup team whom finished in an impressive fourth place despite being the lowest ranked team competing. \nAnna Kasper\, aged 21\, helped Bedok King Vipers record their first victory of the league on Saturday with her sharp shooting skills helping them overcome Mission Mannas 54-39. She is in her first year at the Institute of Mining and Technology studying Fitting and Turning. \nAnna said\, “The playing style and level of competition is very different here from Namibia and I believe we can learn a lot from this experience. I think my team can win more games this year and we will continue to get better.” \nThe youngest of the visiting players is 20 year old Delila Keja who is an attacking player for Mission Mannas. \nThe second year Psychology student said\, “The Nations Cup was very tough for Namibia. The teams were very fast but we adjusted our style of play and learned a lot with each game we played. \n“The first game of NSL was tough as I was not used to how they play. We won our second game and it was a lot better. Training is helping our team as well.” \nThe girls train four times a week – twice with their respective teams and twice with the National Squad\, led by National Coach Kate Carpenter- and the shooters have an extra session on a Friday too. \nThe finals of NSL take place on Saturday 28th April and the girls head back to Africa on the 29th. So for the next month\, the girls with train\, play and enjoy the experience of Asia as they escape the African winter and transfer knowledge and many skills between themselves and their new teammates. \nNetball Singapore29 March 2012 \n—————————————————————————————————- \nSPEED AND SKILLS ON SHOW AT OPENING DAY OF NSL \nFairPrice Foundation Netball Super League 2012 Begins \nThe 13th edition of the FairPrice Foundation Netball Super League began today at Toa Payoh Sports Hall with all six teams in action looking to get off to a winning start. \nBefore the play began\, Guest-of-Honour\, Mr Lim Teck Yin\, Chief Executive Officer\, Singapore Sports Council spoke during the opening ceremony and congratulated Netball Singapore on “maintaining momentum for the sport following the Mission World Championships and the FairPrice Foundation Nations Cup at the end of last year.” \nHe added that\, “For SSC it is one of the most significant sports for us. We hope to see it grow in numbers so working women will find opportunities to continue to play netball as part of our Vision to increase sports participation.” He also talked about the possibility of restarting the corporate league for netball. \nFirst game on court was between defending champions Nike Marlins and Sneakers Stingrays. \nThe historic rivalry between the two sides visible from the first whistle it was a close opening quarter (11-8) before Nike Marlins stretched ahead 25-18 at half time and continued to dominate\, taking the match 57 points to 38. \nMarlins Assistant Coach\, Noraida Binte Abdul Malik reviewed her teams’ performance. She said\, “That was good start for us\, I am very happy. We were a bit nervous at the start but it was a good game and we hope we can continue that form through the season. There is a lot we need to fine tune so we can definitely get better.” \nMalik highlighted Nur Liyana Noordin (WA) as a stand out performer for the team saying\, “she is a new player in the team and blended very well making some excellent feeds.” \nNext match pitted the Mission Mannas against the M1 Starfish. Mannas held a 27-18 lead at half time after some disjointed play by both teams as they settled into their rhythm. M1 Starfish made a few key changes for the second half\, bringing on national players Shelby Koh at Centre and Cassandra Soh at Goal Shooter. Fellow national player Chen Li Li was Soh’s opponent in the circle and both battled hard\, Soh playing aggressively and helping narrow the deficit. Mission Mannas stretched ahead again in the final quarter (Charmaine Soh with an 89% shooting score for the match) to win 48-36. \nThe final match on court was a hard match between Bedok Kings Vipers and Blaze Dolphins. The Vipers\, a mostly expatriate team\, had the advantage in height and power while the smaller sized Dolphins showed their faster pace resulting in end to end action throughout. \nChen Huifen in attack for Blaze against Olivia Jane Flanagan in defence for Vipers made for an exciting battle; and the same at the other end with Lin Qingyi working hard against Viper Shooter Jordan Hannah Rowcliffe. \nOnly two goals separated them at halftime (18-16) and but Blaze edged four ahead going into the final quarter (22-26) and won the final quarter 10-5 to win the match 27-36. \nThe six teams from Singapore will battle it out for a share of the S$23\,000 prize money (the winning side netting S$10\,000). \nOver the next two months the teams will play a double round-robin format over the first seven weekends then the top four teams will compete in the semi-finals then the finals on 28th April to determine who takes the top honours and the title. \nThis year the league will include five foreign players who will each be assigned to one of the teams (Sneakers Stingrays opting to play without the addition) and will play from week five of the competition for the remainder of the competition and will add a new dimension to the teams’ strengths. \nNetball Singapore25 February 2012 \n—————————————————————————————————- \nFairPrice Foundation Netball Super League 2012 \nIt’s that time of year again – the FairPrice Foundation NSL is ready to rock back into action! \nNow in its 13th season\, four Club Teams and two selected sides from Singapore will battle it out for a share of the S$23\,000 prize money (the winning side netting S$10\,000)! \nOver the next two months the teams will play a double round-robin format over the first seven weekends then the teams will compete in the playoffs\, semi-finals then the finals on 28th April to determine who takes the top honours and the title. \nJust who will take the title…. \nLast year’s champions Nike Marlins will be missing netball stalwart Pearline Chan who retired at the end of last season but have plenty young blood ready for the challenge. One to watch is Nur’Aqilah Afiqah who is a strong\, dynamic GK and only 15 years old! Joined by Jean Ng in the circle\, the mix of young and old will create an exciting dynamic. \nBlaze Dolphins are also a young side that will rely on the experience of seasoned national players Chen Huifen and Lin Qingyi. Sneakers Stingrays with their all-Singaporean line-up will have a rising star in their defensive circle in Cheryl Ann Lee who currently plays in the 21&U squad. \nShowcasing some of the expat netballing talents will be the Bedok Kings Vipers. Playing in their second season of NSL\, Australian Emily Bell will be their most experienced player in the competition and they will be led by Kirsty Smith as their Player-Coach. Kaitlin Koh\, younger sister of national player Shelby will be worth keeping an eye on. \nOur two selected side this year will be the Mission Manas and M1 Starfish. Mission Manas have a good track record in the competition and are being coached by Assistant National Coach Yeo Mee Hong while M1 Starfish have a new Coach in Sharyn Hill. Sharyn is the former Assistant Coach for Darters in the Australian National League and will be experiencing the NSL for the first time this season. \nTo add to the excitement this year\, the league will include five foreign players who will each be assigned to one of the teams (Sneakers Stingrays opting to play without the addition) and will play from week five of the competition for the duration. Providing training partners for our national squad and adding strength in depth to the existing team line-ups\, the added mix of some African flare will certainly spice up the on-court action! \nTwo of the featured players will be Anna Kasper and Delila Keja from Namibia. Both girls played in the 2011 FairPrice Foundation Nations Cup with 21 year-old Kasper picking up her team’s most valuable player award. Keja may only be 19 but made her international debut at Nations Cup and quite an impression at the same time. Kate Carpenter describes her as a ‘strong\, dynamic athlete’. \nMake sure you check out the local and international players for yourself!
URL:https://www.netball.org.sg/event/fairprice-foundation-netball-super-league-2012/
LOCATION:Toa Payoh Sports Hall and Jurong East SRC\, Toa Payoh Sports Hall and Jurong East SRC\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Netball Super League,Previous Events
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SUMMARY:Community Games 2012
DESCRIPTION:DATE: From March – July 2012 \n \nA community that plays together bonds together! We invite YOU\, your FAMILY\, your FRIENDS and your NEIGHBOURS to celebrate and participate together in the Community Games 2012! \nForm a team with fellow residents in your community and pit your skills against other community teams in various sports ranging from Athletics\, Badminton\, Basketball\, Bowling\, Dragon Boat\, Football\, Netball\, Sepaktakraw\, Swimming and Table Tennis! The Community Games 2012 will serve as the qualifying round for the inaugural Singapore National Games which will be held from 1 to 9 September 2012. \n*Find out more at www.pacsc.org.sg or contact us at 6238 2058 (Monday to Friday\, 9am to 6pm\, excluding public holidays) or pa_community_games@pa.gov.sg.  \n**Fixtures and Results available online now.  \nAbout Singapore National Games \nThe inaugural Singapore National Games (SNG) will be held from 1 to 9 September 2012. The Community Games\, qualifiers of SNG\, will kick-start on 18 March 2012. The games is all inclusive where both Singaporeans and foreigners working in Singapore could participate. The Games aim to develop a strong and inclusive sporting culture with enhanced social cohesion and community bonding by linking and involving people through mass participation. \nThe 10 sports namely Badminton\, Basketball\, Bowling\, Football\, Netball\, Sepaktakraw\, Table Tennis\, Athletics\, Swimming and Dragon Boating will be featured during the Games. Sports namely Basketball\, Football and Netball are for 17 years old and above while the remaining sports cater to various age groups.    \nPlease see appended the rules for the above seven sports with the registration open except Athletics\, Swimming and Dragon Boating. Registration for these three sports will open in May 2012. Please check out www.pacsc.org.sg for the Games details. \nThe registration closing date for Badminton\, Bowling\, Basketball and football is Sunday\, 19 February 2012 and for netball\, Sepaktakraw and table tennis is 8 April 2012.  We look forward to your support and participation!
URL:https://www.netball.org.sg/event/community-games-2012/
LOCATION:Singapore\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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