Higa makes history as first Japanese to win Asian Tour Order of Merit
Dec 14 : Kazuki Higa became the first Japanese golfer to win the Asian Tour's Order of Merit on Saturday after finishing seventh at the season-ending Saudi Open.
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Dec 14 : Kazuki Higa became the first Japanese golfer to win the Asian Tour's Order of Merit on Saturday after finishing seventh at the season-ending Saudi Open.
BANGKOK: Singapore's Shanti Pereira is the fastest woman in the region for the second consecutive SEA Games after she won the 200m at the 33rd SEA Games on Saturday (Dec 13).
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BANGKOK: For sisters Emma and Amanda Yap, watching each other take to the arena at the Thammasat University Gymnasium 5 in Pathum Thani was just as, if not more, stressful than competing themselves.
BANGKOK: Former world champion Loh Kean Yew is the only Singaporean still in the running for a SEA Games badminton singles medal after three of his compatriots were eliminated in the opening round on Thursday (Dec 11).
BANGKOK: Singapore’s hopes of winning its first women’s singles gold in 14 years have been dealt a big blow as world number 18 Yeo Jia Min will not compete in the event.
BANGKOK: Diyanah Aqidah Muhammad Dian Khudhairi and Nicholas Khaw won Singapore’s first gold at the 2025 Bangkok SEA Games on Wednesday (Dec 10).The pair defeated their Vietnamese opponents in the final of the mixed poomsae pair event, after earlier overcoming challenges from Laos and the Philippines.
BANGKOK: It was a case of deja vu for Singapore’s women’s and men’s badminton teams as they fell to defending champions Thailand and Indonesia 0-3 and 1-3 respectively on Monday (Dec 8).