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SPORTS<br />
CONTRACT BRIDGE Jim Chee Xian<br />
Premier Bride League 2010<br />
This year, CSC kicked off The Premier Bridge League 2010’s opening game on 14 March 2010 at the Multi-purpose Room. A total<br />
of nine teams battled for the Kan Ming Kwong Challenge trophy.<br />
After nine rounds of league games, Keppel <strong>Club</strong> emerged champion with The Tanglin <strong>Club</strong>, Singapore Island Country <strong>Club</strong> and<br />
Kampong Kembangan Bridge <strong>Club</strong> following behind. Mrs Kan Ming Kwong was invited as the Guest-of-Honour to the Grand Finale<br />
at Keppel <strong>Club</strong> on 27 June 2010 and presented the trophy to the winning team.<br />
Although CSC was unable to retain the title, it had gained more with new and less experienced players being selected in<br />
this tournament to gain more exposure and experience. The CSC Contract Bridge Sub-Committee would like to extend<br />
their appreciation to Mr Murli Vasanmal and Mr Wong Kian Hong for their generous sponsorships for this year’s Premier<br />
Bridge League.<br />
In addition, the Sub-Committee would like to thank Mrs Kan Ming Kwong and her family for their constant support of the Premier<br />
Bridge League for the past years. Here are the results:<br />
Position <strong>Club</strong>s Points<br />
Champion The Keppel <strong>Club</strong> 160<br />
1st Runner - Up The Tanglin <strong>Club</strong> 159<br />
2nd Runner - Up Singapore Island Country <strong>Club</strong> 137<br />
4th Kampong Kembangan Bridge <strong>Club</strong> 136<br />
5th <strong>Chinese</strong> <strong>Swimming</strong> <strong>Club</strong> 121<br />
6th National University of Singapore Society 115<br />
7th Singapore Recreation <strong>Club</strong> 101<br />
8th Geylang West Bridge <strong>Club</strong> 69<br />
9th Serangoon Gardens Country <strong>Club</strong> 63<br />
TENNIS Lam Jick Sern<br />
Tennis Friendly Match with Singapore<br />
<strong>Swimming</strong> <strong>Club</strong><br />
Singapore <strong>Swimming</strong> <strong>Club</strong> kindly invited our Tennis Section<br />
for a friendly match on 15 May 2010. 16 players from each club<br />
competed in 10 doubles matches and our <strong>Club</strong> just edged the host<br />
59 – 39 in total points. The gracious host then treated our players<br />
to a scrumptious dinner and their signature Mee Siam!<br />
BADMINTON Lam Jick Sern<br />
Li-Ning Singapore Open Super Series 2010<br />
CSC players at Keppel <strong>Club</strong> during the Grand Finale<br />
Tennis players from SSC and CSC<br />
STA Inter-<strong>Club</strong> Doubles Knockout 2010<br />
This year’s competition saw three teams from the <strong>Club</strong> participating in the Kliny, Chan Ah Kow and Martha Young Cup. The Chan<br />
team, led by Koh Chee Hua came closest to silverware, but lost in the Semi-finals to Keppel <strong>Club</strong>.<br />
This is the third straight year that our <strong>Club</strong> was selected by Singapore Badminton Association (SBA) to be the official practice<br />
venue for the international participants of the Singapore’s premier badminton tournament.<br />
Other than being able to watch top shuttlers in action up close, the <strong>Club</strong> had also gained worldwide recognition with a full-page<br />
advertisement in the tournament’s official magazine distributed to all the players and supporters.<br />
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