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Accurate as of 27 February:
Related links:14th Wings Cross Country C
SAA page on Akira Swift 62nd Annual Track And Field Championships 2015
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LINKS: Photos | LIVE results | PDF results
Please submit your registration form to us by Friday, 6 Mar 2015.
Updates
- 25 Mar – Photos added.
- 15 Mar – Full results uploaded.
- 14 Mar – Results uploaded.
- 12 Mar – Start list uploaded.
- 27 Feb – Event page created.
Info
Date:
- 14 & 15 March 2015
Venue:
Download Registration Form Files:
Age eligibility / Categories :
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‘A’ Division
‘B’ Division
‘C’ Division
Please refer to Rules & Regulations for the age limit
Payment
Send in your registration form to SAA.
Entry Fees:
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S$10 per event per team
Payment:
- BY CHEQUE
Send in your cheque. Cheque should be made payable to: “SINGAPORE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION”.
Our address to send in your cheque is #01-33, 3 Stadium Drive, S397630. - BY CASH
You can make payment on competition day when you collect your number bibs. - There will be no refund of entry fees for any withdrawal / no-show after the closing date.
- There will be no refund if event is cancelled due to bad / wet weather on event day itself.
Closing date:
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Registration is closed as of Friday, 6 Mar 2015.
For inquiries, please call 6386-2721, or email SAA.
Registration Method – Using Entry Forms
- Download entry forms.
- Extract and open the various entry form documents.
- Key in your athlete particulars.
- Send the entry form documents to SAA
Related links:
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2014
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2013
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2012
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2011
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2010
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2009
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2008
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2006
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2005
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2004
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2003
SPH Schools Relay Championships 2002
27th Feb 2015
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Mardiah Khir, on the most right of photo.
Written by Kelvin Leong.
Heading to a foreign land that you have never visited before is already a nervous experience. Being put in full control of a group of Singapore’s top athletes in such a situation takes a lot of guts and bravery.
Say hi and put your hands together for Singapore Athletic Association (SAA)’s Mardiah Khir who was given the opportunity to lead the Singapore delegation as team manager for the 2015 Hong Kong/Asian Marathon which she describes as “rewarding”.
Like any good sports administrator, Mardiah had her hands full even before she could board the plane.
The 22-year-old said: “First thing I realised was that for all overseas competitions, the usual mandatory administrative stuff that I have to sort out for athletes and team managers is a lot of paperwork! In my role as team manager for this trip, I had to ensure the checklist items were all done.
“I was also lucky that the Singapore athletes on this trip were very experienced and most of them have been to overseas meets more than I have ever been out of Singapore. So upon arrival, my plan was to let them explore the city before we sat down for a team dinner as a bonding session. As for the pre-race and daily ongoings, my fellow team manager Mr Kannan and I will discuss and set a schedule be it meal times, press conferences or simply for the team to hang out together.”
Despite trying her best to plan and schedule everything in detailed fashion, Mardiah learned that instilling discipline is key but it was also vital to understand and manage the emotional and physical state of the athletes.
“Always put the athletes’ welfare and interests first. That was something I had to pick up fast. To be flexible with my time and plans while keeping the discipline within the squad. Some athletes share their feedback when they were traveling for overseas competitions in the past, the good points have been noted and hopefully, I’ll be able to apply them in the future when I am planning overseas meets for athletes.” added the cheerful administrator.
While the contingent was manageable, Mardiah was quick to point out the most challenging part of her time as team manager and it had to do with her age.
She quipped: “The marathon organisers were very detailed in their briefing sessions so it was easy to comply and follow the rules of the meet. However, my biggest challenge was convincing the organisers to believe or listen to what I had to say.
“They weren’t too convinced that I know what I’m doing as a team manager and I my thoughts were often ignored during meetings. When I tried to convey something important, they took it lightly which was kind of frustrating but it got better with each passing day.”
Of course, Mardiah rose to the challenge and instead of worrying about the huge responsibility on her hands, the young lady embraced her role and took away many positive experiences and memories that she will keep with her as she continues her learning curve with the SAA family.
“It was so much fun interacting with athletes from all over the world. Everyone was friendly and despite the language barrier, we somehow managed to communicate! They are now on my Facebook and we are constantly updating one another about our lives.” chirped the spritely lady.
So one last question for the enthusiastic youngster, whose career goal is to climb the ladder and be a manager in five to ten years time, although her time with SAA has also heightened her interest in sports science.
Do you think you did a good job in your first stint as a team manager?
“All I wished for before the trip was to be able to do my job well. Having the athletes thank me and Ong Kaifen (female Asian Marathon rep from Singapore) giving me a token of appreciation at the end of the trip, I think I did pretty well!
“I have to thank SAA and my bosses for giving me wonderful opportunity and I am sure that there will be more opportunities like this to help me continue my development and learning curve to fulfil my dream of having a longterm career in the fantastic world of sports!”
One thing is for sure. With so much plaudits coming her way after her first trip as a team manager, SAA will definitely try to maximise her strengths and give her more opportunities to play a leading role in Singapore Athletics.
27th Feb 2015
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Posted by Sha
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LINKS: Photos | PDF results | LIVE Results
Note: U15, Youth, and Junior athletes are eligible to join the competition and will be pooled in the Open category.
Submit to SAA by Thursday, 5 Mar 2015.
All late entries WILL be entertained, PENDING lane and slot availability of maximum 16 participants for field event. Late entries participant will need to report to the event day itself to register 90 min before session start time.
Strictly NO changing of category once the start list is published.
We have changed the entry forms to facilitate an easier entry registration experience. The FAQ screenshot is instructional purposes on using the entry form. KEY-IN THE CORRECT FIELDS AND ENSURE YOU USE THE NEW FORMS OR YOUR ENTRY WILL BE REJECTED.
Updates
- 25 Mar – Photos added.
- 15 Mar – Full results uploaded
- 14 Mar – Results uploaded
- 11 Mar – Start list uploaded
- 25 Feb – Event page created.
Info
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Date:
- Saturday & Sunday, 14 & 15 March 2015
Venue:
Download Files:
Age eligibility / Categories :
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Minimum age – 13 (i.e. those born in 2003 & earlier)
Open: 13 years old and above unless otherwise stated
Payment
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Send in your registration form to SAA.
- BY CHEQUE
Send in your cheque. Cheque should be made payable to: “SINGAPORE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION”.
Our address to send in your cheque is #01-33, 3 Stadium Drive, S397630. - BY CASH
You can make payment on competition day when you collect your number bibs. - There will be no refund of entry fees for any withdrawal / no-show after the closing date.
- There will be no refund if event is cancelled due to bad/ wet weather on event day itself.
Entry Fees:
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S$10.00 per event
S$20.00 per event (Late entries, pending available lane allocation and slot)
Payment:
Closing date:
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Registration is closed as of Thursday, 5 Mar 2015.
For inquiries, please call 6386-2721, or email SAA.
Registration Method – Using Entry Forms
- Download entry forms.
- Extract and open the various entry form documents.
- Key in your athlete particulars.
- Send the entry form documents to SAA
Related links:
2014 SAA Track and Field Series 3
2013 SAA Track and Field Series 3
2012 SAA Track and Field Series 3
2011 SAA Track and Field Series 3
25th Feb 2015
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EXTENDED Closing Date : SAT 28 February 2015 12 NOON
Go to SAA page on Akira Swift Tan Soo Liat Memorial Age Group Road Relay Championships 2015.
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Accurate as of 25 February:
Related links:14th Wings Cross Country C
SAA page on Akira Swift 62nd Annual Track And Field Championships 2015
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Accurate as of 25 February:
Related links:
SAA page on 14th Wings Cross Country Championships 2015
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The events respectively as below:
- Swift Open C’ships
28 Feb & 1 Mar at Toa Payoh Stadium - Wings Cross Country
28 Feb at Bedok Reservoir
23rd Feb 2015
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Posted by Sha
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Video
Note:
- Accurate as of 19 Feb 2015.
- This is individuals rankings, thus relays results are excluded.
- Instances athlete appears in Top 10 in multiple instances, only best performing result is ranked.
- Rankings uses 2014 IAAF Outdoor scoring table.
- Download the 2014 Rankings here.
- Download the Season Best Rankings (Up to 2014) here.
- Any corrections, please contact SAA
Male
IAAF pts | Mark | m/s | Category | Name | Age | Event | Venue | Date | |
1 | 1026 | 47.29 | – | 400m Men | Zubin Percy MUNCHERJI | 18 | Asian Jr C’ships | Taipei, Taiwan | 12-Jun-14 |
2 | 1024 | 10.55 | 2.0 | 100m Men | Md. Amirudin | 27 | Unimap 2014 | Perlis, Malaysia | 21-Nov-2014 |
3 | 1021 | 10.56 | -0.4 | 100m Men | Kang Li Loong Calvin | 24 | HK Inter-City | Hong Kong | 29-Jun-14 |
4 | 1018 | 10.57 | 2.0 | 100m Men | Muhammad Naqib BIN ASMIN | 19 | Asian Jr C’ships | Taipei, Taiwan | 12-Jun-14 |
5 | 999 | 10.63 | -0.7 | 100m Men | Mustapa, Md Elfi | 27 | HK Inter-City | Hong Kong | 29-Jun-14 |
6 | 996 | 5.01 | – | Pole Vault Men | Lim, Zi Qing, Sean | 21 | SAA T&F Series 3 | Bukit Gombak Stadium | 16-Mar-2014 |
7 | 985 | 21.57 | 1.1 | 200m Men | Lee, Cheng Wei | 27 | Asian Games | Incheon, Korea | 30-Sep-14 |
8 | 983 | 10.68 | 0.1 | 100m Men | Yeo, Gary | 28 | IVP 13/2014 | Singapore Polytechnic | 11-Jan-14 |
9 | 978 | 7.26 | 1.7 | Long Jump Men | Khan, Meng Linn | 24 | S’pore Open C’ships | Choa Chu Kang Stadium | 23-Aug-2014 |
10 | 977 | 10.70 | -2.0 | 100m Men | POH SENG SONG | 31 | Johor Open State C’ships | SMK Tun Hussein Onn, Kluang, Johor | 19-Apr-2014 |
Female
IAAF pts | Mark | m/s | Category | Name | Age | Event | Venue | Date | |
1 | 1048 | 23.87 | 2.1 | 200m Women | Shanti Veronica PEREIRA | 18 | IAAF World Jr C’ships | Oregon, USA | 24-Jul-14 |
2 | 1001 | 14.14 | -0.2 | 100m Hurdles Women | Min Jannah WONG | 18 | Asian Jr C’ships | Taipei, Taiwan | 14-Jun-14 |
3 | 990 | 1.78 | – | High Jump Women | Sng, Michelle | 27 | Singapore National Games | Kallang Practice Track | 2-Nov-14 |
4 | 968 | 12.12 | -0.7 | 100m Women | Lim Prasad, Dipna | 23 | SAA T&F Series 4 | Choa Chu Kang Stadium | 11-May-2014 |
5 | 904 | 12.45 | -0.7 | 100m Women | Enn, Wendy | 20 | SAA T&F Series 4 | Choa Chu Kang Stadium | 11-May-2014 |
6 | 900 | 58.15 | – | 400m Women | T. Piriyah | 22 | M’sia Open C’ships | Perlis, Malaysia | 25-Jun-14 |
7 | 896 | 14.99 | NWI | 100m Hurdles Women | Ong, Jing Rong Kerstin | 17 | SAA T&F Series 3 | Bukit Gombak Stadium | 16-Mar-2014 |
8 | 895 | 25.51 | – | 200m Women | Kugapriya D/O Chandran | – | National School | Choa Chu Kang Stadium | 14-Apr-14 |
8 | 895 | 12.50 | 1.6 | 100m Women | Menon, Smriti | 16 | SAA Track and Field Series 5 | Kallang Practice Track | 21-Dec-2014 |
9 | 894 | 58.34 | – | 400m Women | Goh, Chui Ling | 22 | S’pore Open C’ships | Choa Chu Kang Stadium | 24-Aug-2014 |
10 | 891 | 11.89 | – | Triple Jump Women | Lynette Lim Enxuan | – | National School | Choa Chu Kang Stadium | 10-Apr-14 |
Related links:
2013 Rankings
2012 Rankings
2011 Rankings
20th Feb 2015
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We at SAA would like to wish everyone a Happy Lunar New Year.
May you have a prosperous year ahead in the Year of the Goat!
19th Feb 2015
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