Badminton

2018 – 3rd Summer Youth Olympic Game (Buenos Aires, Argentina): Jaslyn Hooi Yue Yann (4th place), Joel Koh Jia Wei

2018 – 21st Commonwealth Games (Gold Coast, Australia): Crystal Wong Jia Ying, Jason Wong Guang Liuang, Loh Kean Yew, Ryan Ng Zin Rei, Ong Renne, Tan Wei Han, Terry Hee Yong Kai, Yeo Jia Min
    
2017 – 29th Southeast Asian Games (Kuala Lumpur): Crystal Wong Jia Ying (Bronze Medal – Women’s Team), Jason Wong Guang Liang (Bronze Medal – Men’s Team), Lee Jianliang (Bronze Medal – Men’s Team), Liang Xiao Yu (Bronze Medal – Women’s Team), Loh Kean Hean (Bronze Medal – Men’s Team), Loh Kean Yew (Bronze Medal – Men’s Team), Muhammad Elaf Tan Wei (Bronze Medal – Men’s Team), Nur Insyirah Khan Abdul Hamid Khan (Bronze Medal – Women’s Team), Ong Ren-ne (Bronze Medal – Women’s Team), Ryan Ng Zin Rei (Bronze Medal – Men’s Team), Si To Jia Rong (Bronze Medal – Women’s Team), Tan Wei Han (Bronze Medal – Women’s Team), Terry Hee Yong Kai (Bronze Medal – Men’s Team), Yeo Jia Min (Bronze Medal – Women’s Team)

2016 – 31st Olympic Games (Rio, Brazil): Liang Xiao Yu

NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES
The Badminton Academy has produced 59 Singapore national representatives in the open category. 2018 Year of Graduation Junsuke Kubo, Wesley Koh Eng Kiat, Ashley Lim Xiao Fei 2017 Year of Graduation Aaron Yong Chuan Shen, Bernice Lim Zhi Rui, Darrion Michael Ng Weng Soong, Howin Wong Jia Hao, Ivan Go Wei Hon, Jason Teh Jia Heng, Lee Wei Hong, Nur Insyirah Khan Abdul Hamid Khan, Ting Hock Yu 2016 Year of Graduation Abel Tan, Toh Han Zhou, Jaslyn Hooi, Lim Ming Hui, Royston Loh 2015 Year of Graduation Bernard Ong Soon Yang, Clarabelle Koh Pei Lin, Crystal Wong Jia Ying, Jet Wong Jia Jie, Yeo Jia Min 2014 Year of Graduation Chuang Jin Lei, Elaf Tan Wei, Lee Jian Liang, Ryan Ng Zin Rei, Shanice Lim Jia Hui 2013 Year of Graduation Deline Quek Chun Yi, Elaine Chua Yi Ling, Liang Xiao Yu 2012 Year of Graduation Gao Yuemian, Joline Chua Jet Ling, Leslie Teng Pang Liang, Moen Donovan Teo, Ngiam Bin, Tan Ming Shun, Tan Zi Jian, Terry Hee Yong Kai 2011 Year of Graduation Cheng Rui Ying, Fiona Seah, Grachel Teo Ting Wei, Haafizh Mohd Noor, Jonathan Yeo, Melvin Ho Mui Yao, Sean Lee Kwan Ting 2010 Year of Graduation Cheong Hui Min, Gareth Tan Shao Siong, Gerald Ong Soon Lee, Kirk Dinsyl Lim, Lee Jen Whee 2009 Year of Graduation Aisyah Latib, Ngo Yi Chye, Tan Wei Han, Toh Siew Fen 2008 Year of Graduation Jeffrey Wong Hao Cong, Koh Jia Yi, Noriko Goh, Tan Kia Hwee, Wang Ding Kang 2007 Year of Graduation Lenny Tan Yan Zhong, Mok Jing Qiong, Ng Zong Ren, Samantha Neo Shi Yan, Tang Kirt Soon, Thng Ting Ting 2006 Year of Graduation Chen Guorui, Eugene Sng Jing Feng, Zhou Linglin
MAJOR GAMES REPRESENTATION
	2018 – 3rd Summer Youth Olympic Game (Buenos Aires, Argentina): Jaslyn Hooi Yue Yann (4th) Joel Koh Jia Wei
News
Jason Claims U19 Crown 2018 Singapore International Youth Series Posted: 14 December 2018 On 1 December 2017, Jason Teh Jia Heng suffered a defeat to Taiwanese Yang Su Li in two sets (14-21, 19-21) in the 2017 Singapore Youth International Series Boys Under 19 Singles quarter-final match. In the same tournament exactly one year on, Jason returned with a vengeance, determined to triumph over his Taiwanese opponent. This time, both shuttlers were tied after two sets before Jason proved his mettle to win the deciding set convincingly, allowing his rival to chalk up just eight points against him in the third and final set. Jason, a Singapore Sports School alumnus, enjoyed a smooth run in the U19 Singles event, save for the scare in his semi-final bout against Su Li. He eventually claimed the crown after defeating Yang Yang of Taiwan 2-0 (21-12, 21-12) in 36 minutes in the Final. Sports School’s present and past shuttlers won 1 gold and 1 silver for Singapore at the 2018 edition of the tournament from 26 November to 2 December 2018. Secondary 2 Badminton Academy student-athletes Nge Joo Jie and Ryan Tan Rui Yang paired up for the Boys U15 Doubles to clinch the silver medal. The Sports School duo also encountered their fair share of challenges during the competition in their last three matches. Joo Jie and Ryan showed near-flawless partnership when they clawed their way back on several occasions to meet reigning Asian Youth U15 Doubles champions Justin Hoh and Muhammad Fazriq Mohamad Razif of Malaysia. Having narrowly lost the first set 21-23 in their semi-final bout against Indonesians Muhammad Dzaki Saputra and Naufal Hery Alaudin Jamil, Joo Jie’s and Ryan’s never-give-up attitude gave them the next two sets (21-11, 25-23) to emerge victorious in the intense match, and place them in the final. The Sports School shuttlers eventually settled for the runner-up title after losing 1-2 (21-15, 14-21, 17-21) to the Asian Youth age-group champions. RESULTS Boys Under 19 Singles 1st – Jason Teh Jia Heng Boys Under 15 Doubles 2nd – Nge Joo Jie, Ryan Tan Rui Yang
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PRE-SINGAPORE SPORTS SCHOOL PROGRAMMES
Yonex-Singapore Sports School Junior Excellence Programme The Yonex-Singapore Sports School Junior Excellence Programme (JEP) started in 2011, providing coaching to top junior players from 9 to 11 years old. The training programme is designed and delivered by Singapore Sports School’s coaches. Young talented badminton players under the JEP are groomed and nurtured before joining Singapore Sports School’s Badminton Academy in Secondary 1. Primary 4 to 6 Invitational Training  Singapore Sports School collaborates with Singapore Badminton Association to identify Primary 4 to 6 pupils with potential in the sport. These selected pupils are invited to train with Sports School to enhance their sport development. Training Camp for Top 8 Primary 4 and 5 Pupils Singapore Sports School collaborates with the Singapore Badminton Association to invite the top eight athletes (four boys and four girls) in each level of Primary 4 and Primary 5 to attend an intensive training camp in the Sports School. Participants undergo sessions focused on improving their skill, technique and fitness. Players have opportunities to be talent-scouted and invited to join the National Intermediate Squad in secondary school.
LOCAL AND OVERSEAS COMPETITIONS
Asian and World Junior Championships Badminton  Asia Youth Under 17 and U15 Championships International Age-Group Competitions Singapore International Series National Age-Group Championships Student-athletes in the School-Within-A-School programme have opportunities to compete in at least three international meets. Post-secondary student-athletes Crystal Wong Jia Ying and Yeo Jia Min are two examples of SWS student-athletes who have benefited from the additional opportunities. In 2015, Jia Min won the Asia Youth U17 Badminton Championships Singles title – the first to win both the U15 and U17 titles. She then partnered Crystal to clinch the U17 Doubles gold medal.
SPECIAL PROGRAMMES
Overseas Training Camps The Badminton Academy sends its student-athletes for overseas training camps each year. Badminton players train and spar with stronger and more skilful players which allows them to push their boundaries and stretch their potential. In June 2016, the School-Within-A-School badminton players had the privilege to participate in a training stint in Anhui, China for two weeks. At the end of the year, they spent another two weeks in Thailand, exposing themselves to a higher level of play. The players were able to train in world-class facilities and spar with top shuttlers in their age-group. In October 2016, the Singapore Sports School also signed a sports exchange  memorandum with Kochi Prefectural Board of Education. Starting from 2017, SWS student-athletes will have an additional sparring opportunity with Asian shuttlers on top of the aforementioned overseas training opportunities. Hosting Overseas Teams Sports School occasionally hosts overseas teams for training stints. In January 2016, the Badminton Academy hosted the top 12 Japanese badminton players selected by the Japan Institute of Sports Science. Lower Secondary student-athletes had sparring sessions with the Japanese and also underwent physical testing with them. The training intensity during the five days was optimal. Both teams pushed each other in every training session as the Japanese brought a new dimension into the training sessions conducted by the National Junior Coach of Japan.

Desmond Tan Kok Keong General Manager	Bai Lihua Head Coach	Yap Kim Hock Senior Coach
Noor Izwan Paini  Coach	Yang Nianhong Coach	Shinta Mulia Sari SWS Coach, Singapore Badminton Association