Author: Gabriel Lihan

Unity, teamwork as key to bouncing back stronger

KUCHING: Hope FC coach Bryan Cheong believes that staying united as a team will help his team bounce back after suffering two consecutive defeats in the Liga Bandaraya. Despite a strong start to the season, the team has recently faced setbacks, losing to Mix Hajiba FC and to Mahkota FC.

Sarawak Football Association will deliberate on proposals

KUCHING: Exco representatives from all divisions presented various proposals to enhance Sarawak football at the FAS Annual General Meeting (AGM) including plans for local tournaments, new teams, and a futsal league entry. Among the proposals were frameworks for organising local tournaments, as well as suggestions for the establishment of the

A promising debut: Curtin finish third

KUCHING: The Curtin University volleyball team, largely composed of first-time competitors, achieved a commendable third-place finish at the Sukan Masiswa Zon Sarawak 2024 Volleyball Tournament. The two-day tournament, held at Stadium Datuk Kawada in the Samajaya Industrial Zone ended yesterday. Curtin University’s captain, Sam Li Shun, shared that most of

Trust and team chemistry key to victory

KUCHING: Former Malaysia Games (SUKMA) Sarawak volleyball player Stanley Kung credits his team’s chemistry for helping Swinburne Sarawak secure the volleyball title. Kung scored the winning point in the third set, sealing a hard-fought victory over tough opponents SIDMA College Sarawak. Swinburne University Sarawak staged a late comeback to win

Swinburne Clinch Volleyball Crown

KUCHING: Swinburne University Sarawak made a thrilling comeback to secure their win against SIDMA College Sarawak 2-1 to become champions of the Sukan Masiswa Zon Sarawak 2024 Volleyball Tournament yesterday. The final was a nail-biting contest, with SIDMA taking the first set 25-22 after dominating with their powerful attacks and

Swinburne’s Vipers aimto grow post tournament

KUCHING: Swinburne Sarawak Frisbee team, “Vipers”, strive to improve their performance following their stint at the Malaysia University Ultimate Championship (MUUC). Coach Adriel Wong said that for most of the players, it was their first time participating in a large-scale tournament of a high calibre. “Overall, as a team, they

Swinburne Sarawak storms into finals with 2-0 win over Curtin

KUCHING: Swinburne Sarawak spikers marched into the finals after a commanding 2-0 victory over defending champions Curtin University. The match was a hard-fought battle, with Swinburne narrowly winning the first set 25-22. In the second set, they displayed exceptional skill and teamwork, cruising to a 25-16 victory to seal their

Sepang’s remarkable spectacle enjoyed by all

SEPANG: The roar of motor engines and the scent of fuel electrify the atmosphere at the Petronas Grand Prix Malaysia 2024, held at the Sepang International Circuit.  In the blistering heat, spectators from around the globe gather to witness this spectacular event.  The energy was palpable; the sound of motors

Suspense as Bagnaia claims victory, Martin’s title hopes hang in balance

SEPANG: World champion Francesco Bagnaia kept his title hopes alive with his thrilling win in the Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix today. The Italian crossed the finish line at the Sepang International Circuit, edging out Jorge Martin from Spain and his Ducati Lenovo teammate Enea Bastianini. This win marked Bagnaia’s tenth

Newbie paddler eyes Regatta podium

KUCHING: First-time paddler Reuben Yusuf is excited to make a splash at the Sarawak Regatta 2024. The 24-year-old from Long Terawan Mulu is part of the Asaroz Terawan Mulu team, competing in the Men’s 30 Paddlers “Raja Sungai” (King of the River) TYT Cup in the local category. “We’ll conduct