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nuss annual report 2006 Representatives from participating clubs launching the NUS-NUSS Centennial Golf Challenge Results of the NUSS-PAUM Games Game NUSS PAUM Badminton 4 3 Billiards 2 3 Bowling 8 2 Golf 2 8 Soccer 1 2 Squash 2 3 Table Tennis 2 5 Tennis 2 5 PG 8 The Badminton Section From left, Mr Yatiman Yusof, Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, Prof Teo Choo Soo and Mr Kwek Chok Ming toasting the success of the Golf Challenge NUS-NUSS Centennial Golf Challenge 19 February 2006 was a day to remember. More than 1,700 golfers teed off across 14 golf courses in Singapore in the NUS-NUSS Centennial Golf Challenge. The event established the first-ever Guinness World Record for the most number of participants teeing off simultaneously at a one-day golf event. A collaborative effort between NUS and NUSS, the Centennial Golf Challenge was organised to commemorate the University’s 100 th anniversary. In the driver’s seat of the event was Deputy Chairperson of the NUSS S&R Sub- Committee, Mr Kwek Chok Ming, who doubled up as the Chairperson of the Centennial Golf Challenge Organising Committee. The Sub-Committee rallied support for the event by encouraging participation from members, actively sought sponsorships and co-ordinated the logistical arrangements with all the participating clubs. NUSS-PAUM Games In September 2006, the Sub-Committee gathered 85 participants for the 21 st NUSS- PAUM Games in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The annual Games mark a longstanding relationship between the Society and the Persatuan Alumni Universiti Malaya (PAUM) that began in 1984. Participants contested in eight major sporting events – golf, soccer, squash, badminton, table tennis, bowling, billiards and tennis. After bouts of keen competition, PAUM bagged the coveted Challenge Trophy with a final result of six to two. Badminton The Badminton section participated in several competitions over the course of the year, honing their skills in the 2 nd Singapore Swimming Club Interclub League and Cheers Badminton Tournament. The section also formed a team to take part in the NUSS-PAUM Games in September 2006 and successfully edged out the competition four to three. Efforts to recruit more section members continued and proved quite successful. The section had to start a new badminton practice session on Wednesday evenings to cater to the increased demand from its members. Balut The Balut section did NUSS proud when it brought home the Interclub Balut Championship 2006 title after a 16year hiatus. The section hopes the win will be a morale booster for its members and encourage more members to take up Balut.
The Interclub Balut Championship 2006 PG 9 In October 2006, the section also fielded a team to represent NUSS at the 26 th STC Interport Balut in Kudat, Sabah. The team, comprising Darshan Singh, Lim Kah Lok, Vincent Rasa Benedict and GS Rengarajoo, played the eight-round tournament against 27 other teams from Singapore and Malaysia. As the year came to a close, the results of the Balut Ladder – a ranking system based on the score of the best of ten games – were revealed. Billiards Tournaments formed the highlight of the year for the Billiards section. The NUSS Closed Billiards and Snooker Tournament 2006 was conducted over a period of three weeks spanning October and November, and offered enthusiasts the opportunity to pit their skills against one another. The Billiards section also participated in the National Snooker League in December 2006, competing against six opposing teams. Bowling The Bowling section organised a series of monthly bowling competitions at various bowling centres, culminating in the Year-end Bowling Masters Competition held at Westwood Bowl on 19 November 2006. At the NUSS-PAUM Games, a strong team of eight competitive bowlers led by Chong Hoong Sang did the Society proud when they bowled over the Malaysian side with a final score of eight to two. To foster stronger bonds and greater fellowship amongst NUSS bowlers, the section successfully organised and hosted its own Mixed Trios League at Pocket Bowl on Friday evenings from 17 February to 5 May 2006. A total of 36 avid bowlers in five teams battled it out with one another in an intense two-round league of friendly bowling. Bridge The Bridge section hosted two major in-house events in 2006 – the Lunar New Year Ang Bao Pairs in February and the NUSS Intercollege Bridge Tournament in July. The latter saw teams from NUSS and NUS competing in the Open category as well as participants from Catholic Junior College, Hwa Chong Institution, Raffles Junior College and Victoria Junior College competing in the Junior College category. The section joined numerous external tournaments such as the 20 th Interclub Bridge League and Easter Congress, both organised by the Singapore Contract Bridge Association. Teams were also fielded to participate in the Chinese Swimming Club’s Premier Bridge League from March to May 2006. Darts In May 2006, the Darts section hosted and won the annual Darts Triangular against Serangoon Gardens Country Club and Singapore Cricket Club. Section members also participated in the Singapore Darts Association League from March to November and the NUSS 8 th Darts Open in November 2006. Balut Ladder 2006 Ranking Section Member nuss annual report 2006 The NUSS Closed Billiards and Snooker Tournament 2006 Event Champion 1 st Runner-Up Billiards – 4 Ball Edwin Wang Eric Tan Billiards – 3 Ball Edwin Wang Choo Hock Eng NUSS Snooker Cup Kenneth Lim Eric Tan NUSS Snooker Plate Edwin Wang Choo Hock Eng Results of the NUSS 8 th Darts Open Champion 1 st Runner-up Oon Tik Lee Kevin Kwek Score 1 GS Rengarajoo 6,040 2 Loke Sai Yin 5,986 3 Lim Kah Lok 5,955 4 Para Krishnan 5,935 5 Daniel Chong 5,908 The Bowling Section The Darts Section
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