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Sports press clippings on 27 June 2007




100 Expected To Compete For Mr Penang Title
PENANG, June 26 (Bernama) -- About 100 bodybuilders are expected to vie for the Mr Penang 2007 title in a competition hosted by the Penang Bodybuilding Association at Tanjung Bungah Hotel on June 30.

Perlis, Kedah Have To Do FA Cup Battle Without National Players
SHAH ALAM, June 25 (Bernama) -- Perlis and Kedah will have to do FA Cup final battle on June 30 at the Batu Kawan Stadium in Prai without their national players.



Shahrulhaizy lepasi kelayakan ke Korat
 JAGUH lumba jalan kaki, Mohd Shahrulhaizy Abdul Rahman melepasi sasaran untuk layak ke Sukan Sea Korat hujung tahun ini apabila mencatat masa 1 jam 36 minit, 1 saat dalam Kejohanan Cabaran Jalan Kaki 20km IAAF di Krakow, Poland kelmarin.

 Silat tersentak jurulatih disingkir
 PERSIAPAN skuad silat ke Kejohanan Dunia dan Sukan Sea tersentak dengan penyingkiran mengejut jurulatih teknik dan tempur mereka, Mohd Yazid Ariffin semalam.

 Rossharisham, Ken Nee beri petanda
 PENCAPAIAN penerjun negara, Rossharisham Roslan dan Yeoh Ken Nee yang berkongsi tempat keenam acara 3m papan anjal pada Grand Prix Eropah di Jerman, kelmarin, memberi keyakinan kepada Persatuan Renang Amatur Malaysia (Asum) mereka mampu layak ke Sukan Olimpik Beijing.

 MSN, Yunnan meterai MoU
 MAJLIS Sukan Negara (MSN) memeterai perjanjian dengan Pentadbir Sukan Wilayah Yunnan bagi menjadikan wilayah itu sebagai satu lagi pusat latihan luar negara untuk atlit elit kebangsaan, semalam.




Badminton: Rexy: Koo-Tan are back in form
AFTER going through a rough patch at home and ...

Cue Sports: Overseas stints granted
THE National Sports Council (NSC) has responded ...

Football / FA Cup: Fans set to roar at explosive final
SATURDAY’S FA Cup final between Kedah and Perlis ...

Motor Sports: Focus on formula BMW Asia
IT is the Formula BMW Asia championship and ...

SportCheck: Rating system not purely punitive
THE proposed national rating system will have a bearing on funding for national sports associations but it would not be an "out-and-out" punitive system.
National Sports Institute director-general Datuk Dr Ramlan Aziz (pic) clarified that the rating system is meant to identify weaknesses in NSAs and hold them accountable for the funding they receive.




Malaysian athletes get to train with China’s best in Kunming
The National Sports Council (NSC) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on Tuesday with the Yunnan Territories Sports Council of China to make Kunming an overseas base for Malaysian athletes.

Malaysia will take part in tournament at Olympic venue
Malaysia will have an early chance to check out the playing conditions at the venue of the 2008 Olympic badminton competition but they are may be limited to either a singles player or a doubles pair.

Nicol the favourite for SAM award again
World women's squash champion Nicol David has emerged as the front runner in a list of six candidates for the 2006 100PLUS-SAM Sports Award, which will be presented on July 5.






Atlet elit negara bakal jalani latihan di Kunming
KUALA LUMPUR – Atlet elit negara bakal menjalani latihan di dua pusat latihan sukan kebangsaan China di Kunming, Wilayah Yunnan, terutama dalam aspek latihan dataran tinggi.

Kien Keat-Boon Heong direhatkan
KUALA LUMPUR – Beregu emas lelaki Malaysia Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong tidak akan menyertai dua kejohanan utama akan datang yang akan diadakan di Thailand, Filipina dan China pada bulan depan.

Kita tewas kepada Thai
KUALA LUMPUR – Selepas nyaris membawa pulang gelaran beregu lelaki Kejohanan Sepak Takraw Asia Tenggara pertama kelmarin, Malaysia menerima tamparan hebat apabila kalah berturut-turut dalam acara antara regu, semalam sekaligus gagal ke separuh akhir.

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