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INDONESIA

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Published By Training Teacher Division Ministry Of Education Malaysia

No : 3 15 July 2010 Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia Ministry Of Education Malaysia

ASEAN

BRUNEI

CAMBODIA

SINGAPORE

THAILAND

VIETNAM

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No : 3 15 July 2010

Highlights of the 2ndASG Opening Ceremony

ASG2 Contingents Common Aspiration

iming to succeed in thegames is the common aspira-

tion shared by all the 2nd ASEANSchools Games 2010 contingents.Teams were seen training diligentlyfor the events so as to excel.

Winning and losing are partand parcel of any competition.However, it is the spirit of sports-manship that the games aim touphold.

s early as 7.30 am, the MalaysianWomen Artistic Gymnastics

(W.A.G.) team was seen busy practis-

ing for the upcoming events at theNational Sports Council venue. Theathletes were fully commied through-out the training session. They practisedintensively in order to perform well inthe games. Their coach, Mr Mikhil, hadtrained the girls to be fit and ready forthe games and reinforced their skillsand techniques such as smooth landingand perfect swings. In brief, this train-ing session was indeed a good platformfor the girls to test their performance.Good luck to all the gymnasts of theMalaysian contingent!!

By : Sugeetha And JegaPhoto By : Aminina

By : Sugeetha And JegaPhoto By : Aminina

PRACTICEMAKES PERFECT

h a i l a n demerged as

the champion forthe Men ArtisticG y m n a s t i c s(M.A.G). Theycollected an overallscore of 226.900points. Tailing close behind was theMalaysian contin-gent with 223.200points. Vietnam bagged the bronzemedals with a score of 212.300 points.

The Thailand athletes displayed aperformance of amazing technical accuracy interms of landing and swings mainly in thefloor exercise and high bar components. TheMalaysian, Vietnam as well as Singapore andIndonesian contingents also performed totheir best with commendable enthusiasm.

THAILAND GRABSTHE GOLD!By : Sugeetha and JegaPhoto By : Aminina

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Time Event Venue0900hrs Badminton

Thailand Vs Vietnam

Indonesia Vs Malaysia

Thailand Vs Vietnam


Singapore Vs BruneiPhilippines Vs Brunei

Kuala Lumpur Badminton

Stadium

0900hrs

1030hrs

1500hrs

1630hrs

Volleyball


Thailand Vs Singapore

Thailand Vs Indonesia

Malaysia Vs Singapore

1000hrs

1200hrs

1400hrs

1600hrs

Basketball

Singapore Vs Philliphines ( Girls )

Vietnam Vs Thailand ( Girls )

Indonesia Vs Phillipines (Boys)

Singapore Vs Vietnam (Boys)

MABA Stadium, Kuala

Lumpur

1400-1630

Rhythmic Gymnastics National Sports Council

Gymnasium 1

0800

Golf ( Boys and Girls )

Second Round

Impian Golf Club, Kajang,

Selangor

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

WEATHERFORECAST

Morning : SunnyAfernoon : Clear

Night : SunnyMinimum : 25 CMaximum : 33 C

Full of Tune..

Time Event Venue0800

1500

1700

Hockey

Singapore Vs Thailand

Brunei Vs Indonesia


National Sports Council Tun

Razak Hockey

Stadium,Kuala Lumpur

0900-1200

1500-1800

Sepak Takraw

Thailand Vs PhillipinesIndonesia Vs Brunei

Semi Finals 1

semi Finals 2

Precint 11 Community Hall,

Precint 11, Putrajaya

0800-0900

0900-1000

1000-1100

1430

1615

Netball

Brunei

Thailand

Singapore


Thailand Vs Brunei

Olympic Hall, Bukit Jalil Sports

School,Kuala Lumpur

1200-1830 Women Artistic Gymnastic National Sports CouncilGymnasium 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


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2nd ASEAN Schools Games Going Strongby: Shy & Jianiphoto: Sallehzad Salleh

The current progress of this 2ndASEAN Schools Games is very

good, said Mr.Tunas Dwidharto,the President of TheASEAN SchoolsSports Council. He issatisfied with theeffort Malaysia has

put into the event asthe host. Also, hefeels that Malaysia

has shown warm hospitality to allparticipating teams.

Mr. Tunas Dwidharto addedthat the response from all partici-pants is very good although there isstill room for improvement. He puthigh hopes that in the future, theparticipation will increase becausehe believes that through sports, onecan strengthen the relationshipamong nations within SoutheastAsia.

Lastly, he expressed the hopethat that this event will be a steppingstone for young athletes to performbeer at higher levels such as in Asiaand in the international arena.

Ministers ArrivalMotivates Teamby: Daniel Chiamphoto: Mohd Hilmi

surprise appearance by theHonourable Mr Andi Alfian

Malarangeng, the Indonesian Min-ister of Youth and Sports, inspiredthe Indonesian basketball team togive their all into their game andmake their nation proud.

Although they had faced atough opponent in their firstmatch, the Indonesian team le thestadium with heads held high.They lost their match to Thailandwith a score of 76 - 84.

The Indonesian ministersaid that he enjoyed the game andfelt that the Indonesian team hasdone their level best. Nevertheless,he also admied that Thai basket-ball team was beer.

He hoped that the Indone-sian team/contingent will continue

to compete fervently for theirforthcoming games.

Mr Andi Alfian Malarangeng, the IndonesianMinister of Youth and Sports

The ASEAN Spiritby: Sugeetha and Jegaphoto: Aminina

The Techni-cal Assis-tant to theC o m p e t i -tion Direc-

tor, Mr.Z a m b r i ,said thatthe prepa-rations forthe Artistic

Gymnastics are going on well as thecommiees are working hard tomake sure the events run smoothly.

In addition, he hopes all thecontingents will do their best. Hereiterated that winning and losing isthe tradition of any game andupholding the ASEAN spirit is whatmaers most to him.

Difficult To Predictby: Sugeetha and Jegaphoto: Aminina

he Mens Artistic Gymnastics event began today. Five teams took part inthis years competition. They includeIndonesia and Singapore who areparticipating for the first time. The

other teams in thecompetition areThailand, Indone-sia, Singapore,Vietnam andMalaysia.

The high levelof competitiveness

amongst the participants impressedmany in the crowd. Im extremelyhappy to see the fighting spirit andcommitment shown by the gym-nasts, said Mr. Ramly, who was oneof the judges for the competition.

He went on to say that itwould be difficult to predict who will

win aer seeing them perform

DAILY COMPETITION SCHEDULE ANDRESULTS (WEDNESDAY 14 JULY 2010)

TIME EVENT RESULTS VENUE

BADMINTON

0900hrs Thailand vs Philippines (Boys) 4 1 Kuala Lumpur Badminton

StadiumIndonesia vs Singapore (Boys) 5 0

Thailand vs Singapore (Girls) 5 0

Indonesia vs Philippines (Girls) 3 2

Malaysia vs Brunei (Boys) 5 0

Malaysia vs Brunei (Girls) 5 0

1500hrs Vietnam vs Philippines () 1 4

Indonesia vs Brunei () 5 0

Vietnam vs Singapore () 2 3

Indonesia vs Brunei () 5 0

Malaysia vs Singapore () 4 1

Malaysia vs Philippines () 5 0

BASKETBALL

1000hrs Indonesia vs Singapore (Girls) 72 47 MABA Stadium, Kuala

Lumpur1200hrs Malaysia vs Vietnam (Girls) 112 44

1400hrs Thailand vs Indonesia (Boys) 84 76

1600hrs Malaysia vs Singapore (Boys) 92 64

HOCKEY

0800hrs Indonesia vs Malaysia 0 5 NSC Tun Razak Hockey

Stadium, Kuala Lumpur1500hrs Singapore vs Brunei 8 0

1700hrs Malaysia vs Thailand 5 0

SEPAK TAKRAW

0900hrs Philippines vs Malaysia 0 3 Community Hall. Presint

11, PutrajayaBrunei vs Singapore 2 1

1500hrs Thailand vs Malaysia 2 1

Indonesia vs Singapore 3 0

MAN ARTISTIC GYMNASTIC

Country Total Score Rank

Thailand 226.900 1

Malaysia 223.200 2

Vietnam 212.300 3

Singapore 201.300 4

Indonesia 182.700 5

GOLF (TOP 5)

FLIGHT PLAYERS COUNTRY DAY 1

1

Mohd.Azman

Basharuddin

MALAYSIA 74

Klayut

Mongkholsamai

THAILAND 78

Chung Hong

Zheng

SINGAPORE 72

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Low Khai Jei MALAYSIA 67

Kwanchai

Kongtavee

THAILAND 76

Mohd Qawim

Hj Aslimon

BRUNEI 89

3

Mohd Thaznim

Hamdan

MALAYSIA 75

Chaiwat

Poolsombot

THAILAND 72

Kow Elki INDONESIA 79

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Lim Wei Jim MALAYSIA 78

Peter Gumulia INDONESIA 80

Nicklaus Chiam

Yew Chun

SINGAPORE 73

5

Bobi Cahyo

Aditomo

INDONESIA 75

Voramate

Aussarassakorn

THAILAND 73

Bryan Chiew

Chun Hao

BRUNEI 90

Medal Tally

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COUNTRY GOLD SILVER BRONZE

THAILAND1

MALAYSIA1

VIETNAM

1

PHILIPPINES

INDONESIA

BRUNEI

CAMBODIA

SINGAPORE

High Hopes forNewcomers

by: Banu Piriyaphoto: Aminina

ractice forthe Indone-

sian contingentthis morningkicked off asearly as 8 am.

AthletesDinda Defriana,17, NabilaEvandestiara,15, Megat MegaSusilowati, 17,and MagdalenaYolanda, 17 areall hyped up forteam competitions starting tomorrow.

Coach A.N. Negaka said that prepa-rations are going good so far and hopesthat her girls win the bronze medal in theteam component.

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Prayer Time (Kuala Lumpur)

Imsak : 05:38

Subuh : 05:48

Syuruk : 07:10

Zohor : 13:22

Asar : 16:46

Magrib : 19:30

Isyak : 20:45


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The all boys basketball match between the defending cham-pion Thailand and the runner upIndonesia shook theMABA stadium. Thegame ended with a slimwin of 84 to 76 by the Thaiteam winning the game.Despite being 11 points behind, the Indonesianteam did not give up butpushed on to close the gap between the two teams. How-

We need to improveour teamwork in order to

win the next game,- Nanda.

ever, toward the end of the game,Thailand stood its ground and made itan 8 points lead. The match between

these two giants was consid-ered to be highly challengingand outstanding performancein basketball.There were many tall playersin the opponents team saidWilliam S., the Indonesiancaptain. His moo is Even

though we face giants, we must not bescared but just be ourselves.

A clash between titans by : Daniel Chiam photo : Jaja

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What is Satay?

Malaysian doubles pair, Teo Ee Yiand Nelson Heg Wei Keat wontheir matches against Brunei andSingapore. They stated that theyfocused their game more on aack-ing their opponents rather than

playing defensively.Similarly, the aack-minded

Indonesian doubles pair, Ericson Rus-dianto and Selvanus Geh, under thetutelage of Hadi Sugiyanto with hisunassuming moo, Merah PutihSelalu di Dadaku won their matchesagainst Singapore and Brunei.

When interviewed, both the

Malaysian and Indonesian doublespairs were confident that they wouldemerge triumphant when they meeteach other next.So, let us brace ourselves for a pulsat-ing match between Malaysia andIndonesia that awaits us... WHO WILLWIN???

Who will win ? by: Alicia Lim photo: Riza

M a e t a n e ePhaanaphi-toon, 16,from Thai-land, may besmall in stat-ure but

opponents,b e w a r e !With her skilful moves and hercrafy net play, she won her matchagainst her much taller and stron-ger Singaporean opponent, CitraPutri Sari. She emerged the victorwith a score of 21-13, 21-13.

Beware of the Petite Oneby: Alicia LimPhoto: Riza

BoonyakornThumphan-

ichwong, 17,from Thai-land, admit-ted that hefelt anxiousaer losingthe first setfor the boys

singles against the Filipino shuler,Peter Gabriel Magnaye, 18. However,it did not dishearten him as it madehim even more determined. Hechanged his tactics and avoidedmaking unforced errors. His effortswere rewarded as he won the matchwith a score of 20-22, 21-17, 21-15.

Determination,the key to success!

by: Alicia Lim Photo: Riza

Among the media representativesfrom Singapore are secondarystudents from Victoria High Schoolwho are here because they are the

JUNIOR EDITORSby: Atiqa and Hani photo: Hani

winners of a SportsMedia Competition.Led by Mr. Mahew,

the editor-in-chief, this7-member team has aninnovative way of pub-lishing their news: viaFacebook. Their reportswill be sent to variousnewspapers in Singa-pore to be published. Ateam member, Mr. Ryanmentioned that, To behere reporting news hasalways been a meaning-

ful experience as this 2nd ASEANSchools Games brings the ASEANnations together.

Preparations were on at full-swingat the National Sports CouncilGymnasium today, pending themuch-anticipated team competi-tions starting tomorrow. Accordingto spokesperson, Rozila Ghazalifrom the venue management com-miee, one of the most importantfacilities to be readied were thetechnical properties of the competi-tion apparatus. This included theweight of the ball, measurement of

the hoop and ribbon and the corre-

spondence of therope to the athletesheight. QuarterMasters were seenassisting in arrang-ing paraphernaliaand labelling postsat the competitionarea. All in all, aspectacular eventwithout a hitch isexpected tomorrow.

Rhythmic Gymnastics Preparesby : Banu Piriya photos : Aminina

Satay - grilled, skewered meatserved with tangy peanut sauce,fresh cucumber and onion slices.Thats how dictionary woulddefine it. At the Haji SamuriSatay Restaurant in Kajang, thedefinition of satay is morespecific. The meat needs to be ofprime quality and it is grilledover charcoal flames in the oldtraditional way. Quality ingredi-ents are used for the peanut

gravy, the secret recipe of whichhas been passed down fromgeneration to generation of fami-lies in Malaysia. It is this com-mitment of quality that hasmade Satay Malaysia a success.All chicken and beef satays are100 percent hand skeweredusing truly authentic Malaysianingredients. A fact youll soondiscover yourself.

he Malaysian hockey teamstarted the tournament with

a morale boosting 5-0 win overIndonesia. Malaysian captain,Kavin Kartik, gave his team theearly lead with a penalty cornergoal just two minutes aer thegame started. Three goals wereadded to the tally by Mohd Shah-

Five for Fightingby : Khalid Termizi photo : Suhaib

ril, Hairulnizam Maizan and FaridzulAfiq in the first half. Malaysia contin-ued their goal scoring streak withanother by Rasul Yusof. When asked,Kavin Kartik revealed that theirtactics were to keep the game assimple as possible. He added thatthey also used the game to expose allthe players.

Despite Indonesias 5-0 loss toMalaysia in their first hockeymatch, their captain, NandaIbnasia, is satisfied with their

performance. He reiterated that

Stand Up and Fight! by: Khalid Termizi photo: Suhaib

this is not the time to lose hope.Instead, they should consider it as auseful learning experience andprepare for their upcoming games.

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Thailand won 2-1 against Malay-sia in a hard fought sepaktakraw team competition. Ma-laysia won the first regu, how-ever the Thais dominated theother two regus with their excel-lent service and deadlysmashes.

Despite the loss, the

Well meet again in the finals

Malaysian team is not disheartened asthey believed they will meet Thailandagain in the finals on the 15th July2010. The manager of the Malaysiansepak takraw team, Mr Razuki AbdulRahim, reiterated that, what is needednow is a change in the arrangements ofthe players and a strong determinationto win.

Thailand plays the Philippinesin the next round of the team category.Many may predict it to be an easymatch for Thailand, so the onus is onthe Philippines to prove otherwise.

by: Yasmin

Two sepak takraw games wereheld simultaneously at PutrajayasPrecinct 11 Community Hall thismorning. The Philippines playedagainst Malaysia, and Bruneiplayed against Singapore in theadjacent court. Malaysia won thematch convincingly with a score of3-0. Singapore put up a good fightbut lost their match to Brunei witha score of 2-1.

Merry morningby: Yasminphoto: Mohd Hanafee

A spectator in the Precinct 11

Community Centre, Putrajaya,Mrs. Raja Hamizah binti RajaHarun, guessed that Malaysiawill win against Philippines inthe match of Philippines versusMalaysia due to Malaysias pastpromising performances. Aspredicted, the Philippines sepaktakraw team lost 3-0 to theMalaysian team in straight setthroughout all three regus.

The Philippiness teamcoach, Mr. Camilo Apdon said,Malaysia is stronger than us.He added that the team lacks ofpractice since the players were

Malaysia is strongerby: Yasminphoto: Mohd Hanafee

only selected 2 weeks ago. He addedthat they have tried their level best inthis first game and he is satisfied withtheir performance. Philippines nextkiller challenge would be the matchagainst Thailand, last years gold med-alist.

Both Singapore and Brunei golfteams agreed that Thailand isalmost unbeatable since they are

the champions at the previousASEAN Schools Games. Accordingto the Singapore Team Manager,Mr. Marvin Chan, Thailand isundoubtedly the favourite team forthis event. Singapore aims to win2nd place for both boys and girlsteams. Also, the team manager forBrunei, Mr. Ajamain Hj. Othmanmentioned that Thailands golfteam is very experienced andshould win this event but he alsofeels that Malaysia has the poten-tial to win medals as they have theadvantage as the h ost country.

Invincible

Thailandby: Atiqa and Haniphoto: Hani

Singapores golf team is ready tocompete in the 2nd ASEANSchools Games. According to the

team manager, Mr. Marvin Chan, theteam have prepared themselves bytraining on different golf courses andundergoing intensive trainingsessions. Since most of the golfers areseasoned, they have a high-level ofconfidence as they have played atnumerous regional and internationallevel tournaments. Meanwhile, thegolf team from Brunei is very seriousabout geing gold medals as theyhave trained their golfers for almost ayear and a month. They have highhopes for Muhammad Hariz Hashimwho is Bruneis top youth golfer.

WE ARE

PREPARED!by: Atiqa and Haniphoto: Hani

photo: Mohd Hanafee

Good strategy and steadiness.That was the Malaysian teams keyto the successful win against Singa-pore at the MABA stadium. TheMalaysian team put together astrong front and led to a 92 64victory.

Both teams showed theiraggressiveness as well as goodcoordination in the showdown atthe stadium. The tempo of thegame was not quick and the play-ers showed no sign of tirednesseven at the third quarter of thegame. However, the Malaysianteam displayed excellent skills bycollecting 44 percent of therebounds and created the biggestlead of 29 points.

The Malaysian coach saidthat even though the players werestill recovering from previouschampionships, they played hard

and well enough.

Good strategyand steadiness

by: Daniel Chiamphoto : Jaja Wan Din

Indonesia emerged as victors at theopening basketball match againstSingapore at the MABA stadium.

The match was action packedleaving the fans on the edges of theirseats. Despite being beaten in the firstand second halves of the match, theIndonesian team won 72 - 43 against

Champions of round 1 - basketballby : Daniel Chiamphoto : Jaja Wan Din

the Singaporean.Indonesian coach commented

that it was a team effort that led themto win the game. Players like SarceNensi Buaim, Ivonne Febrriani S.and Nathasa Deby C. made a differ-ence and boosted the spirit of theteam.

One of the key players SarceNensi Buaim said, I am thankful toGod , my trainer and team for thesuccess today. She scored 40% of thefield goals during the match.

On the other hand, the Singa-porean coach commented that theteam needs to train harder and do beer in the next match against thePhilippines.

Singapore started their first matchagainst Brunei. Lim Kwok Ken scoredthe first goal for Singapore at the 14thminute. Aer three minutes, theydoubled their lead with a powerfulshot by Shahid Manap. Singaporewent three goals up by the 18thminute through a goal by MohamedRifqi. A few minutes before the firsthalf ended, Karleef Sasi Abdullahscored another goal.

When the second halfresumed, Karleef Sasi Abdullahadded to his tally with another goal.Singapore subsequently scored three

more goals in the 48th, 50th and 63rdminutes by Lim Kwok Ken, Goh WenCong and Muhammad Syakiranrespectively for a resounding 8-0victory.

by: Khalid Termiziphoto: Suhaib

A Resounding Victory

Talent wins games, but team-work and intelligence wins

championships.

With loud cheers and support fromthe home crowd, Malaysia hasemerged victors over Vietnam in anall girls basketball match at theMABA stadium. Malaysia hasmade its mark at the 2nd ASEANSchool Games!

The Malaysian playersplayed a swi and agile game inturning the tables during the firstquarter of the game and sealed a

112 44 victory. They displayed amaz-ing stamina and accuracy in theirgame. Quick to intercept theiropponents passes, they did not missany opportunities given. Despite beingtired and weary, the Vietnamese didnot give up but pushed on to finish thegame. They showed great sportsman-ship and team spirit.

We have the physiologicaladvantage in terms of height and thatcaused us to make good reboundscommented one of the coaches for theMalaysian team. She also commented

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the group.The Malaysian team played

very well and we would like to studytheir styles, said Nguyen Van Son,

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Victory for MalaysianCagers

by : Daniel Chiam

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