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Wei Sheng sasar separuh akhir


SONIA turut terpilih menggalas cabaran negara ke YOG 2010.

"INI medan terbaik buat saya membuktikan kemampuan di pentas antarabangsa."

Demikian pengakuan Low Wei Sheng yang akan menggalas cabaran negara dalam sukan badminton pada Sukan Olimpik Remaja (YOG) 2010 di Singapura pada 14 hingga 26 Ogos ini.

Menurutnya, ini merupakan kesempatan terbaik untuk mengukur kemampuannya berhadapan dengan pemain-pemain dari negara lain.
"Ini merupakan kejohanan besar pertama yang saya sertai melibatkan penyertaan daripada semua pemain di seluruh dunia.

"Tetapi, saya tidak gentar dan saya akan berusaha untuk tampil dengan prestasi terbaik," katanya ketika ditemui selepas sidang media kontinjen negara ke YOG 2010 di Bukit Jalil, semalam.

Wei Sheng turut meletakkan sasaran untuk sekurang-kurangnya layak ke saingan separuh akhir bagi membolehkannya mengutip pingat gangsa.

Selain itu, pemain badminton wanita kebangsaan, Sonia Chiah, 17, melabelkan China dan Jepun sebagai pencabar utama.
"Negara Asia semua hebat, tetapi saya akan cuba sedaya upaya. Semua orang pun mahukan pingat emas termasuk saya," katanya yang berpeluang beraksi pada Kejohanan Piala Uber awal tahun ini.
Wakil tunggal dalam sukan angkat berat, Fatin Atikah Osman bagaimanapun hanya berharap dia mampu mempamerkan aksi terbaik menerusi acara 58 kilogram.

"Ini adalah satu pengalaman baru dan saya akan cuba beri yang terbaik."



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