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Shuttler & Mentor |
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He is a good badminton player. But Kendrick Lee's appeal lies beyond his ability to play his sport well. His interest in working with young people has led him to take up the challenge of being mentor to sports scholars at a junior college. Despite his tight scedule, he makes it a point to join them for activities when he can. |
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US Edge |
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Marcus Cheah has bravely opted to plan his education around his swimming. So after his GCE "O" levels, he didn't go to a junior college or a polytechnic. Instead, he has chosen for an American-style education which, he believes, will help him combine sports and studies better. |
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Man Of Many Sports |
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He may be the guy we all depend on to deliver the goods in shooting. But Lee Wung Yew has many interests beyond it. He plays squash and dabbles in golf on an on-off basis. He scuba-dive frequently and has tried to train for a marathon. The adventure-seeker has even ventured into mountain climbing for fun. On a more sedentary note, he is also an avid fan of online gaming. |
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