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Published By Teacher Education Division,Ministry of Education Malaysia

No : 4 16 July 2010 Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia Ministry of Education Malaysia

ASEAN

PHILIPPINES

INDONESIA

MALAYSIA

BRUNEI

CAMBODIA

SINGAPORE

THAILAND

VIETNAM

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No : 4 16 July 2010

Time Event Venue0900-1200

1500-1740

Badminton

Individual competition

Kuala Lumpur Badminton Stadium

0900hrs

1030hrs

1500hrs

1630hrs

Volleyball

Malaysia Vs Thailand

Singapore Vs Malaysia

Thailand Vs Malaysia

Indinesia Vs Singapore

Subang Jaya Municipal Council

Indoor Stadium,

Serdang, Seri Kembangan,

Selangor

1000hrs1200hrs

1400hrs

1600hrs

Basketball

Phillipines Vs Indonesia(G)

Thailand Vs Malaysia (G)

Phillipines Vs Thailand (B)

Vietnam Vs Malaysia (B)

MABA Stadium, Kuala Lumpur

0800-1700 Rhythmic Gymnastics National Sports Council Gymnasium 1

0800hrs

Golf ( Boys and Girls )

Third round

Impian Golf Club, Kajang, Selangor

1500hrs1700hrs

Hockey

Thailand Vs Indonesia

Indonesia Vs Singapore

National Sports Council Tun Razak Hockey

Stadium,Kuala Lumpur

Time Event Venue

0900-1100

1530-1630

1630-1730

Sepak Takraw

Team Event Finals

Brunei B Vs Phillipines A

Malaysia B Vs Singapore A

Malaysia A Vs Singapore B

Phillipines A Vs Brunei A

Precint 11 Communities Hall, Precint 11,

Putrajaya

0800-0900

0900-1000

1000-1100

1500-1615

1700-1815

Netball

Brunei

Singapore

Thailand

Brunei Vs Singapore

Malaysia Vs Thailand

Olympic Hall, Bukit Jalil Sports School,Kuala

Lumpur

1400-1900 Artistic Gymnastic

Competition II (MAG)

National Sports Council Gymnasium 1 & 3, Bukit

Jalil, Kuala Lumpur

0900-1600 Swimming Darul Ehsan Aquatic Center, Shah

Alam,Selangor

0800-1800 Track And Field National Sports Council Stadium, Kuala Lumpur

WEATHER FORECAST16 July 2010

Morning : SunnyAfternoon : Fine

Minimum : 25 CMaximum : 33 C

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We Kept Our Promise!By : Khalid TermiziPhoto : Suhaib and Thaqif

ndonesia kept their promisewhen they defeated Brunei 3-0

in a hockey match yesterday.It was the win that they

were eager to achieve since thestart of the 2nd ASEAN SchoolGames 2010. The goals werescored by Nanda Ibnasia (26thminute), Fadly Subraza (43rdminute) and Angga Widman Putra(68th minute). The Indonesiancoach who obviously could notwithhold his joy commented, I

am very happy that our playershave played calmly and that led usto victory.

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alaysia defeated Singapore 7-0 in a hockey match atTun Razak Hockey Stadium yesterday. Kavin Kartik

(6th minute), Shahril Saabah (23rd, 50th and 62nd minute),Faridzul Afiq Muhamad (28th minute), Arif Abd Rahman (45thminute) and Dangerous Lee Mathew(66th minute) were theirteams goal scorers. The Malaysian hockey team will completetheir winning streak if they manage to defeat Brunei this Satur-day. YBhg. Dato Asariah Mior Shaharuddin, the Deputy Direc-tor General of Education (Teacher Professionalism Develop-ment Sector) who witnessed the match congratulated the team.

Panyawut Bumroong from theThai contingent won the shot puevent mens category yesterdayevening. He covered a distance of17.03 metres, seing a new recordfor the 2ndA S E A N

S c h o o l sGames 2010.The audiencewas amazed by his ener-getic perfor-mance anddetermination to win.

In this event, the silvermedal was clinched by the athletefrom the Malaysian contingentwhile the bronze went to Singa-pore.

GOAL! GOAL!! GOAL!!!!By : Khalid TermiziPhoto : Suhaib and Thaqif

Thailand WarriorBy : Jega DivashiniPhoto : Mohd Hanafee

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

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Todays highlight...

Final Match...

Flying Without Wings...


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Consistency is Keyby: Atiqaphotos: Atiqa

Al-FatihahOn behalf of all the 2nd ASG2010 commiees and partici-pants, we would like toextend our heartfelt condo-lence to the Chairman of theBulletin and DocumentationCommiee, Dr. Hj. Zahri

Aziz on the demise of hisbeloved father.

Upholding Olympicvalues.....By: Daniel ChiamPhoto : Jaja Wan Din

ccording to Mr. Zaidi, the headof Golfs Liaison Officers, there

are 2 major factors that can usuallyinfluence a golfers performance. Theyare fit physique and consistency interms of skill.

A fit physique is a must as

these golfers will need to walk aroundthe courses to complete their round ofgame. However, consistency in skillusually increases the opportunity forgolfers to win the game as a golf tour-nament generally lasts for few days.

Typically, a good golfer has thecombination of both factors. Mr. Zaidialso added, Every team has their ownstrength. It seems too early to tell. Letsjust wait and see.

he surprise visit of the honour-able Mr. Lim Lai Chuan, CDM

of Singapore uplied the spirits ofthe Singaporean girls basketballteam at the MABA stadium.

He commented that theSingaporean team upheld the Olym-pic values of excellence, friendshipand mutual respect. Faced with atough opponent, Singapore foughttooth and nail to stay in contentionwith Philippines until the last fewminutes.

They lost the match 80 86.He encouraged the team further bysaying Dont give up and always beyourself. You gave the opponent agreat fight

Mr. Lim Lai Chuan, CDM of Singapore

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Dont give up and always beyourself. -Mr. Lim Lai Chuan

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Exposure Is What Maers...By: Jega DivashiniPhoto: Mohd Hanafee

Mr. Bartolome Teneza, the Philip-pines Contingent team manager, wassatisfied with the track and fieldathletes performance.

He said the contingent hopesto bring back some medals withthem. He added that the exposuresand experiences gathered fromparticipating in international eventsare important as they can learn,improve and perform beer in futuretournaments.

Moreover, Mr. Bartolome isalso very happy to be in Malaysia.

Thailand Expects to Winby: Khalid TermiziPhoto: Suhaib

hailands loss to Singapore has given them theexperience they needed for their next game.

Thailand is still new to hockey.This does not mean that they will give an easy

game to their opponent. The Thai coach expects histeam to win the next game.

My team is still inexperienced in hockey, butthis does not mean that we will be an easy opponent.We will do our best in the next match. We expect towin our next game, explained Siisak Dumrong-sakul, the Thai coach.

Siisak Dumrongsakul, the Thai

coach.

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We expect to win our next game,-Siisak Dumrongsakul, the Thaicoach.

He said Malay-sia is a beauti-

ful countrywith greeneryall around andpraised Malay-sians for beingnature lovers.

He furthercomplimentedthe Malaysiansas being veryfriendly andalways there to help.

Medal Tally

Artistic Gymnastic Women Artistic Gymnastic (WAG)

Country Total Score Rank

Thailand 197.800 1

Malaysia 197.550 2

Singapore 183.150 3

Badminton

THAILAND VS

INDONESIA

SEMIFINAL 1 (BOYS) THAILAND 3 - 2

PHILIPPINES VS

MALAYSIA

SEMIFINAL 2 (BOYS) MALAYSIA 0 - 3

THAILAND VS

INDONESIA

SEMIFINAL 1 (GIRLS)

SINGAPORE VS

MALAYSIA

SEMIFINAL 2 (GIRLS) MALAYSIA 1 3

Sepak Takraw

Games Event Result

1 Thailand vs Brunei 2 - 0

2 Indonesia vs Malaysia 0 - 2

Swimming (Category: Boys)

400 LC Meter Freestyle

Vernon, Lee Malaysia 4:06.53

Panyawee, Sontana Thailand 4:07.64

Teo, Zhen Ren Singapore 4:08.34

100 LC Breaststroke

Josia, Anajhon Indonesia 1:06.52

Denis, Tiwa Indonesia 1:07.45

Ren, Guan JI Singapore 1:07.85

200 LC Backstroke

I Gede, Sudartawa Indonesia 2:08.91

Jeremy Kevin,

Mahews

Singapore 2:09.97

Ian James, Barr Malaysia 2:10.56

Swimming (Category: Girls)

400 LC Meter Freestyle

Raina, Saumi Grahana Indonesia 4:28.71

Ressa, Kania Dewi Indonesia 4:29.55

Lai, Wei LI Malaysia 4:32.95100 LC Breaststroke

Erika, Kong Chia Chia Malaysia 1:13.36

Christina, Loh Malaysia 1:14.14

Natasha-Lin, Low E-

Shuen

Singapore 1:16.55

200 LC Backstroke

Yessy, Venisia Indonesia 2:21.64

Fibriani, Ratna Marita Indonesia 2:22.73

Chan, Kah Yan Malaysia 2:25.96

Track & Field

3000m (Girls)

1 Nguyen Thi Bich Tram Vietnam

2 Afriana Pao Indonesia

3 Kitsana Toentuan Thailand

Long Jump (Boys)

1 Noval Indonesia

2 Ambrose Anak Jilom Malaysia

3 Nahakorn

Phongsungnoen

Thailand

Discus Throw (Girls)

1 Subenrat Insaeng Thailand

2 Chan Zhi Xuan Singapore

3 Sawitri Thongchao ThailandShot Pu (Boys)

1 Panyawut Bumroong Thailand

2 Mohamad Alif Hanif Malaysia

3 Tan Zhi Hao Singapore

High Jumps (Girls)

1 Arpaporn Kanti Thailand

2 Shandyiani A/P

Mahendran

Malaysia

3 Vo Thi My Hoa Vietnam

400m Hurdless (Boys)

1 Mohd Baihaqi

Razlan

Malaysia

2 Muhammad

Firdaus Mazalan

Malaysia

3 Siichai Srisa Thailand

400m Hurdless (Girls)1 Le Binh Dinh Vietnam

2 Chadaporn

Panchuai

Thailand

3 Aini Nurazirah Bt

Mohd Ali

Malaysia

100m (Boys)

1 Ambrose Anak

Jilom

Malaysia

2 Pongsakorn

Sopakorn

Thailand

3 Yuana Riiron Thailand

100m (Girls)

1 Pimpika

Kannikom

Thailand

2 Siti Nurhayati

Zulkifli

Malaysia

3 Phensri Chairoek Thailand

800m (Boys)

1 Duong Van Thai Vietnam

2 Ngo DangThanh Vietnam

3 Endrro Kusworo Indonesia

5000m (Boys)

1 William S Lakolo Indonesia

2 Somvichai

Koomkrongchok

Thailand

3 Nguyen Thanh

Lap

Vietnam

Day of highs and lows,Glory and disappointments,

Records and failures.

COUNTRY

GOLD SILVER BRONZE

TOTAL

THAILAND6 4 6 16

INDONESIA6 4 1 11

MALAYSIA4 8 4 16

VIETNAM 3 1 3 7

SINGAPORE2 5 7

BRUNEI0

PHILIPPINES0

Prayer Time (Kuala Lumpur)

Imsak : 0538

Subuh : 0548

Syuruk : 0710

Zohor : 1322

Asar : 1646

Magrib : 1930

Isyak : 2045


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Malaysian Dance

Geographically, Malaysiaconsists of a peninsular (WestMalaysia) and 2 states on theisland of Borneo (Sabah and Sara-wak) situated in South East Asia.

With a history that is filledwith passing travellers andtradesmen, Malaysia boasts amulti-racial population that ispredominantly Malay (60%),Chinese (30%), Indian (5%) andother minority races like theArabs, Portuguese, Eurasians andso on making up the rest. Aunique blend of numerous races,each with its rich culture and heri-tage, and a strong influence fromits neighbours Indonesia andThailand, has formed the founda-tion of a very lively dance culture.

Court Dance, Folk Danceof West Malaysia and East Malay-sia are practiced and performedwidely and is now also being seenas a very real tourist araction.However far away form the shop-ping malls, these dances are still

being kept alive by the traditionalmasters (though their numbersare decreasing) in an ever chang-ing world of computer and infor-mation technology.

Indonesia emerged as the cham-pion for the final long jump eventfor the boys category this morningat the National Sports Councilfield. The Indonesian athlete,Noval, jumped 7.29 metres. Thesecond placing went to Malaysia(7.03 metres) and the third went toThailand (7.00 metres). All threecontingents performed amazinglyin their quest to be the best.

By: Jega Divashini Photo: Mohd Hanafee

Indonesia: The Champion

Vietnam won the gold medal inthe Womens 3,000 metres trackevent today. Nguyen Thi BichTram completed the race in 10minutes and 14.13 seconds,seing a new ASEAN SchoolsGames record. Trailing closebehind was Indonesias AfrianaPao in 10 minutes and 15.56seconds, and the bronze medalwent to Thailands Kitsana Toen-tuan who completed the race in10 minutes and 33.43 seconds.

Gold for VietnamBy: Jega Divashini Photo: Mohd Hanafee

Mr. Virgillo Padilla,

the coach for thetrack and fieldevents for the Phil-ippines, said all theevents are challeng-ing as all theathletes aim to

excell in their performances.Therefore, it is difficult for him toforesee the winner. For todaysevents, the Filipino contingent isaiming for a gold medal.

By: Jega Divashini Photo: Mohd Hanafee

Its Challenging!

Thailands Women Artistic Gymnas-tics (W.A.G.) Team repeated theirmens achievement by becoming

Thai Girls Repeat Boys AchievementBy: SugeethaPhoto: Aminina

champion of the event.They clinched the goldmedal in a closelyfought competitionwith an overall score of197.800 points. Malay-

sia won the silvermedal with the score197.550 points. TheSingaporean contin-gent grabbed the bronze medal with ascore of 183.150 points.The performance of theThai team with their

graceful swings, sharp turns andsmooth landings vowed the specta-tors and judges alike.

Vietnamese gymnasts were atthe National Sports Council at8 am to practise for the MenArtistic Gymnastics (M.A.G.)individual event. They weregearing up to grab moremedals as they had bagged bronze medals for M.A.G.team event yesterday. Theypractised with great determi-nation to polish their tech-niques such as jumps andswings. One of the athletes, Phamvan Andreas, felt satisfied and happywith his teams performance yester-day. He hopes that his team will

perform beer in the next event andwishes his contingent the best of luck.

By: SugeethaPhoto by Aminina

GOOD LUCK, VIETNAM!

Mr. Teh Kin Kin, the

Artistic Gymnasticsevents competitiondirector, felt that thecompetition yester-day was good. The athletes com-peted in a friendly manner whichcaptured the audiences hearts. Headded that Thais deserved to bethe champion as they performedvery well. He hopes that theWomen Artistic Gymnastics(W.A.G.) event today will run assmoothly as yesterday. He alsowishes that the Malaysian contin-gent will display a first-classperformance and be the champion.

THE THAIS DESERVED IT!By: Sugeetha Photo: Aminina

The two rounds of games were indeed excit-ing. Scores recorded were varied and far between. In the boys category, Malaysiangolfer Low Khai Jei had the best round with ascore of 140. Similarly, Kelly Tan Guat Chenwho is also from Malaysia recorded the bestscore of 145 for the gi rls category. At the sametime, the Malaysian boys team ranked at no. 1with a total score of 585. Likewise, the Malay-sian girls team, too recorded the best totalscore of 454. Another exciting round of golfawaits tomorrow.

Best Score for the Day

His name is Muhammad HarizHasim. He perceives golf as agame that combines both mentaland physical strength. In otherwords, golf is challenging in itsown way. Thus, it is never awonder that he plays golf solelybecause golf is his passion. Sincethis 2nd ASEAN Schools Gamesis his first international competi-tion, he is ready to gain as muchexperience as possible. As fornow, he is ranked at no. 19 aer

Bruneis Key Golferby: Atiqaphoto: Atiqa

Dr. PaamachantKridibowon, Chefde Mission of theThai Contingent hasa minimum targetof 34 gold medalsfor ASG 2010. Hesaid that there are

some new athletesin the Thai contin-gent and they haveprepared well. Hehopes that tennisand table tennisevents will beincluded next yearas Thailand is very strong in bothevents. He is confident in the Thaicontingent, particularly in teamevents such as sepak takraw, basketball and volleyball. Dr.Paamachant also praised other

two rounds. Sofar, he is quitesatisfied withhis performancealthough hefinds the coursec h a l l e n g i n g .M u h a m m a dHazrin Hasimm e n t i o n e d ,Only 2 rounds le for me to recovermy score. I hope I can make it.

A Minute with Thailands Chef De MissionBy: Sugeetha Photo: Aminina

contingents performance throughoutASG. He hopes that Thailand willcontinue on their journey to victoryand they have already managed towin gold in the Artistic Gymnasticsevent.

By: Sugeetha Photo: Aminina

Golf is a game in whichone endeavors to control aball with implements ill

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It was a dynamic atmosphereway throughout as the cheer groupsparticipated and supported therespective countries. We are here foryou, said Rauhah Shaare, a memberof the cheer group supporting theswimmers from Brunei. Im proud

to be here supporting Brunei andhopefully this will strengthen therelationship between countries, sheadded.

first quarter and maintainedit till the end. The final scorewas 85-7. Similarly, Singa-pore also had a relativelyeasy time against Thailandin the second game of theday. They won the matchwith a score of 63-22.

break the Singaporean defence. TheSingaporean team had good teamwork and brought the game to a newlevel. Their aacks were swi and

accurate. Despite having a poorstart, the team picked the paceand won the game.The captain of the Singaporeanteam said Defence was ourkey to victory. He also believed that they should stayfocus and work hard if they

were to win the tournament. The teamhad collected 56 rebounds and 22steals throughout the game.

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Raina Saumi Grahana of Indonesiaproved that she is the ace aer shebagged the gold in her pet event, the400 meters freestyle. Raina, whoclocked 4:28.71min. broke her previ-ous record time of 4:30min. Imhappy with todays performance,said Raina aer the race.

Her gold contributed toIndonesias place at the top of themedal tally on the first day in theswimming competition with fourgold medals. Malaysia is the second,followed by Singapore.

Make IndonesiaProudby : Syaifullah Nasirphoto: Sallezad Salleh

Vernon Lee, a Malaysian swimmershowed his prowess in the 400 meterfreestyle discipline when he clocked4:06.53, making him the first goldmedalist in swimming. Vernon, whoparticipated in the recent SUKMA(Malaysian Games) 2010, showedhigh spirit and determination in com-pleting the race as the winner.

The second runner-up,Panyawee Sontana of Thailand,clocked 4:07.64 and Singapore tookthe bronze via Teo Zhen Ren whoclocked 4:08.34. Mr Sulaiman Wak,

by : Syaifullah Nasirphoto : Sallezad Salleh

Malaysia Owns The FirstGold In Swimming

Director of the Selangor State Educa-tion Department presented theprizes for the first session and MrAkhyar, Chef De Mission of theIndonesian contingent did thehonour for the second session.

The ASG2 swimming competitionofficially started yesterday at theDarul Ehsan Aquatic Centre, ShahAlam with seven countries participat-ing. The competition started with theparticipation of seven cheer groupssupporting the participating countries.

The cheer groups, comprising38 students in each group are fromseven schools around Shah Alam,enlivened the game with their ener-getic cheers supporting the respectivecountries.

We Are Here ForYou!by : Syaifullah Nasirphoto : Sallezad Salleh

It was a neck to neck game betweenthe Philippines and Indonesia in the boys basketball tournament inMABA stadium. However, it was thePhilippines that emerged champion

with a 3 point lead over Indonesia.The Philippines headed in

the first and second quarter of thegame. The Philippines players wereagile and quickly gain control of thegame. The Philippines were strongin their defence as well as theiroffence. They were very professionaland passionate in their game. Simi-larly, the Indonesian team were fastand aggressive in their game. Theygained momentum towards thesecond half of the game and led the3rd quarter of the game with 4

We played withour heartby :Daniel Chiamphoto : Jaja Wan Din

points. However, they lost 67 64 tothe Philippines at the last quarter.Indonesia will not qualify for the quar -ter finals of the tournament.

I feel proud and satisfiedwith our teams achievement todaycommented Bonni, one of the top play-ers of the Indonesian team.

We played with our heartsaid the captain of the Philippinesteam.

The scores between the Philippineand the Singaporean team remainedat a standstill at full time in theMABA stadium. However, as bothteams continued to extra time the

Philippines team emerged cham-pion with a score of 86-80.

The Philippines teamshowed a combination of staminaand skills as they led the three quar-ters of the match. They played withgreat accuracy and speed. CamilleClaro, one the players of the Philip-pines team stole the hearts of audi-ence with her steals and assist inscoring.

Meanwhile, The Singapor-ean team had good team work andcoordination. They never gave upand managed to get an equalizer atthe fourth quarter of the match.

Nevertheless, they lost the matchwith just a 6 point difference.

Elrika Aniela Castro, one ofthe top scorer for the Philippinesteam said it was her duty to honourher country and passion for thesport that inspired her to push on.

Heart StoppingAction !by: Daniel Chiamphoto : Jaja Wan Din

They were all dressed in purple. TheVietnamese team walked into theMABA stadium to face the whiteshirted Singaporean. The Vietnam-ese team, despite puing up agood fight, lost 89 -33 to theSingaporean.

The Vietnamese teamfocussed their aack on quickpasses and opportunities tocounter their opponentsaack. They were fast in retrievingrebounds and displayed outstanding

skills when challenging the moreexperienced Singaporean team.However, this was not enough to

Defence !by: Daniel Chiamphoto : Jaja Wan Din

A blast from Malaysia!!!by: Zalilahphoto: Mohd Hanafee

Amidst the seeminglyendless claps and cheerswhich were heardthroughout the matchMalaysia recorded aresounding victory overBrunei in the netballcompetition. Malaysiaestablished commanding lead in the

Aprido Chanyago, a sepak takrawplayer from the Indonesian team cameto Malaysia for this 2nd ASEANSchools Games with the aspiration ofmaking this game a platform foracquiring new experiences. He addedthat this game provides exposure to

A Stepping Stoneby: Yasminphoto: Yasmin

prepare him for future internationaltournaments. He has been playingsepak takraw for 3 years and is veryproud to be in this internationalgame.

When asked about the othercountries performances, he marvelsat the service and the smashing tech-niques of the Thai and Malaysianstrikers.

T h a iD e p u t yM i n i s t e rof Tourism

a n dSports, MrDhirav at

Sirivansant, praised Malaysia for being a warm host for the 2ndASEAN School Games. He addedthat Malaysia has managed toprovide wonderful hospitality toall the participating countries.He is optimistic that Thailand willnot only win in both categories forthe sepak takraw game but willalso maintain their position as theoverall champion in the 1stASEAN Schools Games 2009which was held in Bangkok.

High hopes ofretaining victory.by: Yasminphoto: Yasmin

In play there are two plea-sures for your choosing -The one is winning, and

the other losing.~Lord Byron

Most peopleachieved their great-est success one stepbeyond what looked

like their greatestfailure.

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