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A D V E R T I S E M E N T
At the time of penning this message, the Government had just announced the three-phased resumption of activities and reopening of the nation’s economy.
The financial impact brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic is felt deeply at the Club. Since March, F&B outlets and facilities had been progressively ordered to shutter, culminating with a full Club closure on 7 April. The Club saw a sharp dip in operating performance during this period—our loss in revenue in April and May alone was an estimated $3 million.
The Management Committee has prepared for this downturn and planned for its recovery to meet both immediate and longer-term needs with the aim to survive the transition into the future.
The Finance Review Committee (FRC), formed last year to help the Club develop a long-term and forward-looking strategy to stem the financial deficit and build financial sustainability, has provided the Management Committee with useful inputs for our ongoing discussion and fine-tuning.
Among these is a recommendation to capitalise on and lease the Club’s under-utilised spaces to bring in additional income, which can be considerably substantial. We will be evaluating some business proposals and will present to members a plan for discussion when ready.
FRC has also advised promoting GIRO as a mode of payment to members. Those who use credit cards for their bills may have to pay the administrative fees that accompany payments using credit cards. The Club has been absorbing this expense, which amounts to about $180,000 every year.
P R E S I D E N T ’ S M E S S A G E
In the midst of this pandemic, the Club Management continues to take steps to contain costs. For example, it has re-negotiated contract terms with vendors and suppliers, which gave a saving of $110,000 in the months of April and May.
The Club Management is discussing with workers’ union to look into pay-cut matters. It is also applying to the Singapore National Employers Federation for a grant to engage a consultancy to study the jobs at the Club in order to collapse multiple job roles into fewer, thereby resulting in a leaner workforce.
To the same end, the new Club Management IT System, which integrates a few of existing archaic standalone systems, will streamline some of the complex work processes and automate certain manual tasks currently undertaken by staff to drive efficiency across the business. This new system, requiring no initial capital outlay in its development, will be launched soon.
The Club is making preparations to resume business once we receive the go-ahead from the authorities to do so and I hope to see all of you at the Club when it reopens. Meanwhile, I wish all members good health. Hold firm, take courage and stand strong!
Yeo Chui HeePresident
RECOVERY PLANS MUST MEET IMMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM GOALS
M A N A G E M E N T C O M M I T T E E
Yeo Chui Hee, PresidentFood & Beverage
Key Administration
Gope Ramchand, Vice-PresidentLegal & RulesMembership
Vice-Chair, Key Administration
Michael Chia, Hon. TreasurerFinance
Anthony HoeIntegrated Estate Services
Yap Bau TanJackpot
Joyce ChanLifestyle
David ChungMarketing Communications
Procurement
Jonathan WangSocial
Gerad LooSports
Swimming
Mamta UttamchandaniVice-Chair, Membership
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THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLYDifficult times and crises such as the current COVID-19 pandemic bring out the best and worst in a person. Fighting the good fight against an unfathomable and invisible enemy is already tough. It can be made all the more difficult when people behave in a self-serving manner out of fear and anxiety, revealing their true characters.
During this trying time, many Singaporeans conscientiously adhere to the various measures implemented by the Government. They stay home and only head out for essential services.
Unfortunately, where there is good, bad is lurking not far behind. There are a handful who are socially irresponsible and adopt an “I will do what I want, when I want, where I want” attitude, potentially endangering the lives of the people they come into contact with. You would have read in the news of Singaporeans flouting circuit breaker measures such as gathering with their friends and abusing Social Distancing Ambassadors who were simply doing their jobs. One such safe distance enforcement officer was even stabbed in his line of duty!
In times like these, there is always no lack of armchair critics who are having a heyday on social media playing to the gallery. They seem to have a solution to every problem but hindsight is always 20/20 of course. The ugliness of it all is that they would, in the process, tear down every piece of good work that has been rendered by the incumbents.
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Before DORSCON Orange was announced, two members were drinking at Cabana and I overheard one of them trying to convince the other that the Club was “dead” and lacking in activities. The second member, who thankfully was still sober despite having downed several glasses of liquor, was visibly irate, defended the Club and refuted the other’s words as he rattled off a string of recent events that were well attended by members. Choosing to spread untruths to undo whatever good that has been done is detrimental to the Club. These talks are the very root of fake news and rumours. We must save the Club from such.
When the Club reopens, I hope that every member can comply with all the safe management measures imposed by the Government, including putting on masks, checking in and checking out, and observing safe distancing. Our staff are duty-bound to ensure that these measures are strictly observed during this extraordinary time.
We need to be in solidarity during this time. We want to make our Club a safe place for everyone but the staff can only do so much. Comrades, we look forward to your support, cooperation and understanding as we continue to fight this insidious enemy. Let us keep our spirits up and press on!
Good health, everyone!
Alfred PoonGeneral Manager
Ken Lim, Director,Membership & Jackpot Operations
Willie Sia, Director,Integrated Estate [email protected]
Patsy Seet, Senior Manager,Secretariat, MC
Rajesh Kumar, Director,IT & Innovation
Mylene Soh, Director,Human Resource
Stanley Wong, Director,Communications
& Member [email protected]
Yuan ZaoYu, Head Coach, Swimming
Edwin Chow, Manager, [email protected]
Faizal Rizal Bin Jamil, Assistant Manager, [email protected]
Alfred Poon, General [email protected]
Carryn Koh, Financial [email protected]
Jennifer Wee, Senior Director (Projects)[email protected]
Lily Tan, Director, Swim & [email protected]
Johnny Wong, Director, F&[email protected]
C L U B M A N A G E M E N T
General Manager taking a visitor’s temperature at the Club’s Main Entrance after DORSCON Orange was announced.
SPLASH is published bimonthly and distributed free to members of Singapore Swimming Club.All details of events and promotions are accurate at the time of printing. SPLASH is pleased to receive any contribution but is under no obligation to review or return unsolicited articles or materials. The opinions and views expressed in this magazine do not necessarily reflect those of the Club. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form by electronic or mechanical means without prior written permission.
MARKETINGCOMMUNICATIONS
SUB-COMMITTEE2019/2020
David Chung, Chairman
Renel MoeyLing B.P.
Senior Manager, Design
Sky SngSenior Graphic Designer
Emily PhuaSenior Graphic Designer
Catherine YeoExecutive, Communications
& Member Experience
ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES
Please contact:Stanley Wong 6342 3722
EDITORIAL TEAM
Stanley WongDirector, Communications
& Member Experience
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14 Virtual Edutainment Workshops
17 Singapore Swimming Club-JK Technology 14th Badminton Inter-Club Masters League 2019/2020
16 35th Tennis Junior Championship 18 18th Annual Golf Bilateral Challenge
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Please contact:Stanley Wong 6342 3722
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F&B Vouchers for Unavailability of Club Facilities During Circuit Breaker PeriodAs a one-off gesture of goodwill to members for the unavailability of Club facilities during the circuit breaker period, each principal account holder would have received a F&B voucher ($50 for two-person accounts and $30 for one-person accounts).
The voucher is enclosed with a copy of a letter by the Club President Mr Yeo Chui Hee dated 4 May, which everyone would have received by mail as of now.
The Club had deliberated on the waiver of the subscription fees for April and May and decided that we are not in a financial position to do so.
More information can be found in the letter.
Revision to Club Bye-LawClub Bye-Law 51 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
has been revised.
Please refer to the “Announcements in 2020” under
“Member’s Login” on Club website sswimclub.org.sg
for details.
The Club is under 24-hour video surveillance for safety and security purposes.
If you would like more information, please [email protected].
Go Electronic Now!In line with the government’s push for a cashless society, Singapore Swimming Club is encouraging members to settle their monthly payments via electronic means:
Please call our friendly Finance personnel for more information: Geok Yan 6342 3647 or Iris 6342 3704
Club ClosureIn light of the Government’s announcement on 19 May on
the three-phase approach of resuming business activities
safely, the Club is not allowed to reopen during the first
phase and shall therefore remain closed until further notice
from the authorities.
Postponement of AGM 2020 With reference to our letter of 6 April 2020 seeking members’
consent to postpone Annual General Meeting (AGM)
2020, almost all of the membership have agreed to the
postponement.
The Club will therefore monitor the situation and convene the
AGM once it is feasible and practicable to do so, and we will
inform members accordingly.
Extension of Terms of Office of Management Committee (“MC”) Members Until Next Annual General Meeting (AGM) 1) In light of the postponement of AGM 2020 due to the
continuing Circuit Breaker measures and with reference
to the Club’s Notice dated 4 May 2020 confirming the
same, our Club’s lawyers have advised the following:
a) The election of MC members whose terms will be
ending this year will accordingly be deferred until the
AGM can be held,
b) The terms of office of the existing MC members will
continue until the Club is able to hold an election of
MC members during the AGM.
2) The Club will announce details of the AGM in due course.
Suggestions to Improve Financial PerformanceMembers are encouraged to write in to [email protected] with suggestions that can improve the Club’s financial performance. Please indicate ‘Improve Financial Performance’ as the subject of the email.
BULLETIN
Members Not to Visit Club if Unwell In view of the escalating COVID-19 pandemic we ask members and their guests not to visit the Club if they are unwell, particularly if they have fever, cough or running nose.
Our staff have been authorised to conduct temperature screening for all members and guests before they enter the Club, and deny anyone with a fever, cough or running nose, entry to the Club. We urge members and guests to remain vigilant and adopt good personal hygiene practices. MOH has advised to adopt the following precautions at all times:
- Avoid contact with live animals including poultry and birds, and consumption of raw and undercooked meats;
- Avoid crowded places and close contact with people who are unwell or showing symptoms of illness;
- Practise frequent hand washing with soap (e.g., before handling food or eating, after going to toilet, or when hands are dirtied by respiratory secretions after coughing or sneezing);
- Wear a mask if you have respiratory symptoms such as a cough or runny nose;
- Cover your mouth with a tissue paper when coughing or sneezing, and dispose the soiled tissue paper in the rubbish bin. Wash your hands immediately;
- Seek medical attention promptly if you are feeling unwell.
Thank you for playing your part in keeping the Club safe for everyone.
DC/OSS 189/2019 Taken Out by Mr Radakrishnan S/O KannusammySomalingam (“Mr Rada”) Against Chairman, Disciplinary Panel
(“DP Chairman”) and Singapore Swimming Club (“the Club”)
Mr Rada took out an Originating Summons (DC/OSS 189/2019) against the DP Chairman and the Club, amongst other assertions, to declare the Complaint null and void and the Club’s disciplinary process be set aside and declared null and void.
Following a Complaint by the DP Chairman, Mr Rada faced disciplinary proceedings for allegedly casting unjustifiable aspersions without any reasonable basis on:
a) the DP Chairman who was empowered under the Club Rules to appoint the Disciplinary Committee (“DC”) to hear a Complaint against a member and
b) the DC appointed to hear the said Complaint.
The DC was fixed for hearing. Before the hearing, Mr Rada decided to commence DC/OSS 189/2019 instead of going through the Club’s disciplinary process as mandated by the Club Rules.
The Club’s lawyers, M/s Wong Partnership, has advised the Club that Mr Rada’s DC/OSS 189/2019 is premature in that Mr Rada failed to go through the disciplinary and appeal process as mandated by the Club Rules before instituting legal proceedings. The Club’s lawyers therefore advised the DP Chairman and the Club to take out the following application:
a) That proceedings against the DP Chairman in DC/OSS 189/2019 be struck out on the grounds that Mr Rada’s claim discloses no reasonable cause of action and/or is scandalous and/or frivolous or vexatious, and/or is otherwise an abuse of process of Court.
b) Alternatively, that all further proceedings in DC/OSS 189/2019 against the DP Chairman be put on hold until Mr Rada complies with the disciplinary and appeal process as mandated by Rules 13 and 14 of the Rules of the Club.
c) That all further proceedings against the Club be put on hold until Mr Rada complies with the disciplinary and appeal process as mandated by Rules 13 and 14 of the Rules of the Club.
A Pre-Trial Conference to fix a hearing date for the aforesaid application has been fixed on 28 February 2020.
We shall keep the members posted of any further development.
21 January 2020
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DC/OSS 189/2019 Taken Out by Mr Radakrishnan S/O Kannusammy Somalingam (“Mr Rada”) Against Chairman, Disciplinary Panel
(“DP Chairman”) and Singapore Swimming Club (“the Club”)
The appointment of the Disciplinary Committee to hear the Complaint against Mr Rada was made by the Disciplinary Panel Vice Chairman and not the DP Chairman.
It was Mr Rada who sued the Club before he went through the disciplinary and appeal process as stipulated in the Club Rules. The Club did not sue him. The Club therefore had no choice but to defend the action as advised by the Club’s solicitors.
27 February 2020
C L A R I F I C A T I O N N O T I C E
Following queries from some members, the Club wishes to make the following clarifications:
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Attorney General’s Chambers’ (“AGC”) Refusal of Consent to Mr Radakrishnan S/O Kannusammy Somalingam (“Mr Rada”)
to Institute Contempt of Court Proceedings Against Singapore Swimming Club (“SSC”) and
the Disciplinary Panel Chairman (“DP Chairman”)
Dear Members
We are pleased to inform that the AGC has, on 17 March 2020, refused to give consent to Mr Rada to institute contempt of court proceedings against the Club and the DP Chairman.
On 27 February 2020, Mr Rada through his solicitors M/s Wong Tan & Molly Lim LLC (“WTML”) sought the AGC’s consent to institute contempt of court proceedings against the Club for publication of a Notice dated 21 January 2020 (“the Notice”). This was despite WongPartnership’s reply to WTML on 30 January 2020 stating the Club’s position that there is no contempt of court as it is the Club’s usual practice to update its members of litigation involving the Club. Besides, the contents of the Notice do not prejudice or interfere with the legal proceedings.
Contempt of Court is an infraction punishable with a fine up to $100,000 or with imprisonment of up to 3 years or with both. Mr Rada’s attempt to initiate contempt proceedings against the Club would have invited unnecessary and adverse publicity for the Club and would not have been in the best interests of the Club. If found guilty of contempt, the Club could also have suffered severe financial consequences.
Rightfully, the AGC has refused to give consent to Mr Rada but the Club has been made to incur unnecessary legal expense.
19 March 2020
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Unauthorised Circulation of WhatsApp Message by Expelled Member, Mr Eddie Leong Regarding his Expulsion and on the Legal
Proceedings Taken Out by Mr Radakrishnan S/O Kannusammy Somalingam (“Mr Rada”) Against Chairman, Disciplinary Panel
(“DP Chairman”) and Singapore Swimming Club (“the Club”)
It has come to the Club’s attention that an expelled member, Mr Eddie Leong has been circulating the abovementioned WhatsApp message to members. Some recipients have also circulated this same message to other members.
The contents of the circulated message are inaccurate and distorted. The full facts on Mr Eddie Leong’s expulsion can be found in the Club’s Notice of 21 June 2019 on our website in the members’ domain.
The Club wishes to remind members of Club Rule 13(b) which states:
Any circulation of letters, notes or documentation whether in hard copy or in electronic medium which pertain to matters relating to, having to do with or otherwise concerning the Club, its members, Nominees or the conduct of its members or Nominees (“the circulation”) by members or Nominees without the prior written approval of the Management Committee or the General Manager may be subject to disciplinary action. Any unauthorised or unapproved circulation, whether signed or unsigned by a member or Nominee, shall be dealt with strictly by the Management Committee, including the confiscation of all such copies, and members or Nominees who have taken part in the production, issuance, publication and distribution of the circulation may be subject to disciplinary action under Rule 13, Provided Always that this rule shall not be used to prevent any member from circulating a call for an Extra Ordinary General Meeting.
Members who receive such WhatsApp messages should forward the information to the General Manager, who will investigate the matter.
19 February 2020
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VIRTUAL EDUTAINMENT WORKSHOPS16 May
The Events Department organised, for the fi rst ti me, edutainment workshops for kids virtually via Zoom and the parti cipati on was encouraging. Over 35 children spent half a day online, learning how to perform magic tricks, conducti ng science experiments to make their own lava lamps and creati ng a dreamcatcher from recycled materials, and all in the comfort and safety of their homes. They were also treated to a digital magic show by Singapore's one-and-only Golden Buzzer winner at Asia's Got Talent TK Jiang as he enthralled them with various magic tricks.
SOCIAL & LIFESTYLE
Singapore Swimming Club-Changi Beach Club Friendship Cup 202014 January
Ang Pow Special Fun Bowling2 February
Our Club hosted this second friendly game with Changi Beach Club. Twenty golfers from our Club took part in the event held at Marina Bay Golf Course followed by dinner at Emerald court where members of both Clubs rekindle friendship.
R E S U L T SChampionRunner-up
R E S U L T SChampion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up3rd Runner-up4th Runner-up
T O P 3 B E S T N E T T Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Singapore Swimming Club: Changi Beach Club
: Sarah Wong: Perry Wong: Alan Loo: Andrew Yeo: Sebasti an Goh
: Michael Ho: Tony Lee: David Lai
Scoring System:Top 12 Course Handicap Stableford Format System
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VIRTUAL EDUTAINMENT WORKSHOPS16 May
The Events Department organised, for the fi rst ti me, edutainment workshops for kids virtually via Zoom and the parti cipati on was encouraging. Over 35 children spent half a day online, learning how to perform magic tricks, conducti ng science experiments to make their own lava lamps and creati ng a dreamcatcher from recycled materials, and all in the comfort and safety of their homes. They were also treated to a digital magic show by Singapore's one-and-only Golden Buzzer winner at Asia's Got Talent TK Jiang as he enthralled them with various magic tricks.
SPORTS
All activities took place before circuit breaker period.
Singapore Swimming Club-Changi Beach Club Friendship Cup 202014 January
Ang Pow Special Fun Bowling2 February
Our Club hosted this second friendly game with Changi Beach Club. Twenty golfers from our Club took part in the event held at Marina Bay Golf Course followed by dinner at Emerald court where members of both Clubs rekindle friendship.
R E S U L T SChampionRunner-up
R E S U L T SChampion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up3rd Runner-up4th Runner-up
T O P 3 B E S T N E T T Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Singapore Swimming Club: Changi Beach Club
: Sarah Wong: Perry Wong: Alan Loo: Andrew Yeo: Sebasti an Goh
: Michael Ho: Tony Lee: David Lai
Scoring System:Top 12 Course Handicap Stableford Format System
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35TH TENNIS JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP29 February & 1 March
R E S U L T S
Boys Singles 10-underFormat of Play: Knock-out / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 7Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Veer Bagga: Jovi Seow : Elijah Lim
L-R: Donovan Tan, Tennis Ad-Hoc Committ ee Member—Leslie Seah, Nicholas Lim, Kaitlyn Ee, Sasha Seow, Isabel Loh, Bryan Lei, Ethan Lim, Jovi Seow, Shreya Mawandia, Elijah Lim, Kavya Veeraghanta, Jordan Seow & Veer Bagga
Girls Singles 10-underFormat of Play: Round Robin / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 6ChampionRunner-upSemi-fi nalists
: Isabel Loh: Sasha Seow : Katelyn Lim & Lea Sabnani
27TH TABLE TENNIS JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 15 March
R E S U L T SFormat of Play: Round Robin
Singles 12 Years & UnderNumber of Parti cipants: 7ChampionRunner-upSemi-fi nalists
: Zachary Chang: Ian Lei : Sean Lei & Karti k Ramachandran
Singles 16 Years & UnderNumber of Parti cipants: 10ChampionRunner-upSemi-fi nalists
: Jetsi Lin: Max Lei : Bryan Lei & Kyren Poh
L-R: Table Tennis Convenor—Chew Hai Chwee with Jetsi Lin & Bryan Lei (top row), Kyren Poh, Karti k Ramachandran & Max Lei (middle row) and Zachary Chang, Sean Lei & Ian Lei (bott om row).
Boys Singles 12-underFormat of Play: Knock-out / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 13Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Nicholas Lim: Jordan Seow : Ethan Lim
Boys Singles 14-underFormat of Play: Knock-out / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 9Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Nicholas Lim: Charles Yong : Donovan Tan
Girls Singles 14-underFormat of Play: Knock-out / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 7Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Kaitlyn Ee: Avanya Meatt le : Kavya Veeraghanta
Mixed Singles 16-underFormat of Play: Knock-out / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 5Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Bryan Lei: Pranay Trivedi : Shreya Mawandia
SPORTS
All activities took place before circuit breaker period.
Singapore Swimming Club–JK Technology14th Badminton Inter-Club Masters League 2019/2020 18 July 2019 – 10 January 2020
Competi ti on System: Round RobinC H A M P I O N S L E A G U E R E S U L T SChampion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up3rd Runner-up4th Runner-up5th Runner-up
P R E M I E R L E A G U E R E S U L T SChampion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up3rd Runner-up4th Runner-up
: Rainbow Badminton Club: Harper Valley Badminton Party : Boon Lay Community Sports Club: Nati onal University of Singapore Society: Marvel Premier Badminton Party: Chinese Swimming Club
: Singapore Swimming Club Team 1: Singapore Masters Badminton Party: DC Premier Badminton Party: Singapore Swimming Club Team 2: Nexxis Pte Ltd
Premier League Champion: Singapore Swimming Club Team 1Top Row L–R: Ng Kok Seong, Lim Boon Leng, Teo Kok Leong, Maurice Low, Lee Ah Ngo, Paramjit Singh, Lee Hua Hoon, Vinita Mahesh, Kevin Yeow, Mosses Chua & Tan Chee KhiamBott om Row L–R: Lim Yew Hong, Edwin Lim, Eugene Ang (Managing Director of JK Technology), Arun Cavale (Team Captain), Leo Lau& David Chua
Champions League Champion: Rainbow Badminton Club
L–R: Arthur Chew (Nexxis Pte Ltd), Yeo Ah Seng (Singapore Swimming Club–Team 2), Arun Cavale (Singapore Swimming Club–Team 1), Tony Ang (Nati onal University of Singapore Society), Victor Sim (Singapore Masters Badminton Party), Kenny Wong (Rainbow Badminton Club), David Yang (Badminton Convenor), Chew Kim Yong (Marvel Premier Badminton Party), Eric Ong (DC Premier Badminton Party), William Teo (Harper Valley Badminton Party), Chan Mew Foon (Chinese Swimming Club), Kelvin Seah (Boon Lay Community Sports Club)
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35TH TENNIS JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP29 February & 1 March
R E S U L T S
Boys Singles 10-underFormat of Play: Knock-out / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 7Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Veer Bagga: Jovi Seow : Elijah Lim
L-R: Donovan Tan, Tennis Ad-Hoc Committ ee Member—Leslie Seah, Nicholas Lim, Kaitlyn Ee, Sasha Seow, Isabel Loh, Bryan Lei, Ethan Lim, Jovi Seow, Shreya Mawandia, Elijah Lim, Kavya Veeraghanta, Jordan Seow & Veer Bagga
Girls Singles 10-underFormat of Play: Round Robin / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 6ChampionRunner-upSemi-fi nalists
: Isabel Loh: Sasha Seow : Katelyn Lim & Lea Sabnani
27TH TABLE TENNIS JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 15 March
R E S U L T SFormat of Play: Round Robin
Singles 12 Years & UnderNumber of Parti cipants: 7ChampionRunner-upSemi-fi nalists
: Zachary Chang: Ian Lei : Sean Lei & Karti k Ramachandran
Singles 16 Years & UnderNumber of Parti cipants: 10ChampionRunner-upSemi-fi nalists
: Jetsi Lin: Max Lei : Bryan Lei & Kyren Poh
L-R: Table Tennis Convenor—Chew Hai Chwee with Jetsi Lin & Bryan Lei (top row), Kyren Poh, Karti k Ramachandran & Max Lei (middle row) and Zachary Chang, Sean Lei & Ian Lei (bott om row).
Boys Singles 12-underFormat of Play: Knock-out / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 13Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Nicholas Lim: Jordan Seow : Ethan Lim
Boys Singles 14-underFormat of Play: Knock-out / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 9Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Nicholas Lim: Charles Yong : Donovan Tan
Girls Singles 14-underFormat of Play: Knock-out / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 7Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Kaitlyn Ee: Avanya Meatt le : Kavya Veeraghanta
Mixed Singles 16-underFormat of Play: Knock-out / No-ad ScoringNumber of Parti cipants: 5Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up
: Bryan Lei: Pranay Trivedi : Shreya Mawandia
SPORTS
All activities took place before circuit breaker period.
Singapore Swimming Club–JK Technology14th Badminton Inter-Club Masters League 2019/2020 18 July 2019 – 10 January 2020
Competi ti on System: Round RobinC H A M P I O N S L E A G U E R E S U L T SChampion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up3rd Runner-up4th Runner-up5th Runner-up
P R E M I E R L E A G U E R E S U L T SChampion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up3rd Runner-up4th Runner-up
: Rainbow Badminton Club: Harper Valley Badminton Party : Boon Lay Community Sports Club: Nati onal University of Singapore Society: Marvel Premier Badminton Party: Chinese Swimming Club
: Singapore Swimming Club Team 1: Singapore Masters Badminton Party: DC Premier Badminton Party: Singapore Swimming Club Team 2: Nexxis Pte Ltd
Premier League Champion: Singapore Swimming Club Team 1Top Row L–R: Ng Kok Seong, Lim Boon Leng, Teo Kok Leong, Maurice Low, Lee Ah Ngo, Paramjit Singh, Lee Hua Hoon, Vinita Mahesh, Kevin Yeow, Mosses Chua & Tan Chee KhiamBott om Row L–R: Lim Yew Hong, Edwin Lim, Eugene Ang (Managing Director of JK Technology), Arun Cavale (Team Captain), Leo Lau& David Chua
Champions League Champion: Rainbow Badminton Club
L–R: Arthur Chew (Nexxis Pte Ltd), Yeo Ah Seng (Singapore Swimming Club–Team 2), Arun Cavale (Singapore Swimming Club–Team 1), Tony Ang (Nati onal University of Singapore Society), Victor Sim (Singapore Masters Badminton Party), Kenny Wong (Rainbow Badminton Club), David Yang (Badminton Convenor), Chew Kim Yong (Marvel Premier Badminton Party), Eric Ong (DC Premier Badminton Party), William Teo (Harper Valley Badminton Party), Chan Mew Foon (Chinese Swimming Club), Kelvin Seah (Boon Lay Community Sports Club)
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SPORTS
Informati on subject to change in view of the COVID-19 pandemic.
26th Annual Bowling ChampionshipMaster Qualifying : 24–30 AugustVenue : Bowling Centre
Masters FinalHandicap Masters : Saturday, 29 AugustLadies’ Open Masters : Sunday, 30 AugustMen’s Open Masters : Sunday, 30 August
Registrati on Fee : $32.10Master Qualifying Fee : $14.98 per att empt
1st Golf Competi ti on Wednesday, 12 August
Time: NoonVenue: Sembawang Country Club
Badminton Open Championship25 August-4 September
Time : 6.30pmCategories - Men’s Open (Singles/Doubles) - Ladies' Open (Singles/Doubles) - Mixed DoublesFees : $16.05 (fi rst category) $10.70 (per additi onal category)Closing Date : 14 August
Badminton Inter-Team Competi ti on (Bird-Series)8, 13 & 15 October
Time : 6.30pmFee : $16.05 Closing Date : 25 SeptemberMinimum of age 15 years & aboveParti cipants who are below the age of 21 years should seek parents' approval.
All activities took place before circuit breaker period.
18th Singapore Swimming Club–Chinese Swimming Club Annual Golf Bilateral Challenge 20204 February
Our Club hosted this year’s golf bilateral challenge. Twenty-four golfers from the Club took part in the event held at Marina Bay Golf Course and played one round of 18-hole game.
R E S U L T SChampionRunner-up
N E A R E S T – T O – P I N W I N N E R SHole #5Hole #9
: Chinese Swimming Club: Singapore Swimming Club
: Chew Hai Chwee : Balwant Singh
Scoring System:Top 20 Course Handicap Stableford Format System
Table Tennis Friendly Game with Chinese Swimming Club4 January
R E S U L T SSingapore Swimming Club (Host) : 9Chinese Swimming Club : 8
19Informati on subject to change in view of the COVID-19 pandemic.
26th Annual Bowling ChampionshipMaster Qualifying : 24–30 AugustVenue : Bowling Centre
Masters FinalHandicap Masters : Saturday, 29 AugustLadies’ Open Masters : Sunday, 30 AugustMen’s Open Masters : Sunday, 30 August
Registrati on Fee : $32.10Master Qualifying Fee : $14.98 per att empt
1st Golf Competi ti on Wednesday, 12 August
Time: NoonVenue: Sembawang Country Club
Badminton Open Championship25 August-4 September
Time : 6.30pmCategories - Men’s Open (Singles/Doubles) - Ladies' Open (Singles/Doubles) - Mixed DoublesFees : $16.05 (fi rst category) $10.70 (per additi onal category)Closing Date : 14 August
Badminton Inter-Team Competi ti on (Bird-Series)8, 13 & 15 October
Time : 6.30pmFee : $16.05 Closing Date : 25 SeptemberMinimum of age 15 years & aboveParti cipants who are below the age of 21 years should seek parents' approval.
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18th Singapore Swimming Club–Chinese Swimming Club Annual Golf Bilateral Challenge 20204 February
Our Club hosted this year’s golf bilateral challenge. Twenty-four golfers from the Club took part in the event held at Marina Bay Golf Course and played one round of 18-hole game.
R E S U L T SChampionRunner-up
N E A R E S T – T O – P I N W I N N E R SHole #5Hole #9
: Chinese Swimming Club: Singapore Swimming Club
: Chew Hai Chwee : Balwant Singh
Scoring System:Top 20 Course Handicap Stableford Format System
Table Tennis Friendly Game with Chinese Swimming Club4 January
R E S U L T SSingapore Swimming Club (Host) : 9Chinese Swimming Club : 8
20
ContactsBowling, Squash & CuesportsDaniel Ng 6342 3617, [email protected]
Table Tennis & TennisTabby Sim 6342 3616, [email protected]
Badminton, Fitness, Marti al Arts & Sports ClassesRahmat Sukiman 6342 3613, [email protected]
Sports Faciliti es BookingBarathraj Raja 6342 3603, [email protected]
GymRajinder Singh 6342 3610, [email protected]
GolfMustajab Kassim 6342 3614, [email protected]
SwimmingJoey Tan 6342 3713, [email protected] Guo 6342 3727, [email protected] Soejerto 6342 3652, [email protected]
Informati on subject to change in view of the COVID-19 pandemic.
8-ball Pool Championship24–28 August
Time: 7pmVenue: Cuesports Room Fee: $16.05
Virtual Fitness ClassesGet Fit with SerenaCooped up too long at home and missing your regular fi tness classes? Fret not, get back your pre-circuit breaker fi gure or simply keep fi t with our virtual fi tness classes via Zoom!
Private 1-on-1 sessions are also available upon request!Each session lasts an hour. You can select more than one class.
Contact Serena at 9385 9298.
PilatesEvery Monday, 8pmFee: $15 per session (First-ti me Trial Class: $12)
YogaEvery Wednesday, 7.30pmFee: $15 per session (First-ti me Trial Class: $12)
Zumba FitnessEvery Friday, 7.30pmFee: $12 per session(First-ti me Trial Class: $10)
Home Workout Video TutorialsEvery Wednesday
No weights, no equipment, no problem!
Gym Instructors Raj and Chris show you how you can make use of everyday household objects such as bott les of water and sacks of rice to sti ll maintain your muscle mass and tone during this no-gym period. New video available every Wednesday on sswimclub.org.sg!
Chris Raj
Scan the QR code to access the videos!
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