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Roar-some Display of Empathy and Tenacity
ROAR Awards (June 2026)
True excellence in sports is defined not merely by standing atop a podium, but by demonstrating character, kindness, and unwavering grit. Student-athletes Casey Chua, Nur Humaira Koh, Danial Hariz Rizal, and Lim Kai Jing have exemplified these exact qualities, proving that real champions inspire both on and off the field.
In recognition of their outstanding values, Casey and Humaira were presented with the ROAR Award. Casey demonstrated profound empathy after the National School Games by writing a collection of encouraging handwritten cards to uplift a teammate who was deeply upset by her performance. Meanwhile, Humaira took self-initiated action to honour the campus’s unsung heroes. With the assistance of a fellow student-athlete, she baked and distributed over 70 boxes of cookies to school attendants, security staff, and canteen helpers. Their thoughtful actions reflect a deep commitment to empathy, teamwork, and community gratitude.
At the same time, pencak silat exponent Danial Hariz and canoeist Kai Jing received the Roar (Resilience) Award for their remarkable determination. Transitioning into the senior competitive category, Danial overcame injury setbacks to secure a gold medal at the 2026 National Pencak Silat Championship and a silver medal at the at the 6th Malaysia Cekak Harimau International Open, his first international senior outing in Pahang. Similarly, 17-year-old Kai Jing displayed technical maturity and poise at the 2026 ACC Asian Canoe Sprint Championships, competing seamlessly alongside senior teammates in the K4 500m event and helping her team secure Asian Games qualification.
These four student-athletes serve as a powerful reminder that empathy, sportsmanship and resilience go hand in hand. By supporting their peers, appreciating their community, and pushing past physical and mental limits under immense pressure, they embody the true values of Learned Champions with Character.
True excellence in sports is defined not merely by standing atop a podium, but by demonstrating character, kindness, and unwavering grit. Student-athletes Casey Chua, Nur Humaira Koh, Danial Hariz Rizal, and Lim Kai Jing have exemplified these exact qualities, proving that real champions inspire both on and off the field.
In recognition of their outstanding values, Casey and Humaira were presented with the ROAR Award. Casey demonstrated profound empathy after the National School Games by writing a collection of encouraging handwritten cards to uplift a teammate who was deeply upset by her performance. Meanwhile, Humaira took self-initiated action to honour the campus’s unsung heroes. With the assistance of a fellow student-athlete, she baked and distributed over 70 boxes of cookies to school attendants, security staff, and canteen helpers. Their thoughtful actions reflect a deep commitment to empathy, teamwork, and community gratitude.
At the same time, pencak silat exponent Danial Hariz and canoeist Kai Jing received the Roar (Resilience) Award for their remarkable determination. Transitioning into the senior competitive category, Danial overcame injury setbacks to secure a gold medal at the 2026 National Pencak Silat Championship and a silver medal at the at the 6th Malaysia Cekak Harimau International Open, his first international senior outing in Pahang. Similarly, 17-year-old Kai Jing displayed technical maturity and poise at the 2026 ACC Asian Canoe Sprint Championships, competing seamlessly alongside senior teammates in the K4 500m event and helping her team secure Asian Games qualification.
These four student-athletes serve as a powerful reminder that empathy, sportsmanship and resilience go hand in hand. By supporting their peers, appreciating their community, and pushing past physical and mental limits under immense pressure, they embody the true values of Learned Champions with Character.
- Roar-some Display of Empathy and Tenacity