Wings Athletics Club organised the Wings Meet for the local athletes after 1 week of break from the Singapore Open. It meet was held at ITE Simei where the events waere delayed due to the pouring rain and the logistic problems. They couldn't find a starter gun in time for the races thus causing delays to about an hour or so.
However, there were still PB times made in this Wings Meet.
1. Calvin Kang
100m - 10.94sec
Mens 100m Heat 6
Mens 4x400m relay
2. Shalindran
100m - 11.27sec (Season Best)
200m - 22.29sec (Personal Best)
Men 100m Heat 2
Men 200m Heat 4
3. Hakeem
100m - 11.34s - (Season Best)
200m - 22.49s - (Season Best)
Men 100m Heat 6
Men 200m Heat 4
4. Prayaank
100m - 11.72secs
Men 100m Heat 3
5. Shahrul
100m - 12.02secs (Season Best)
Men 100m Heat 4
6. Melanie
100m - 12.98secs
200m - 26.63secs
Women 100m
Women 200m
7. Nikita
200m - 27.78secs
800m - 2mins 39secs
Women 800m
Women 200m
The Wings meet created another platform for more local athletes to compete. The meet was not perfectly organised, but at least we managed to have fun and had friendly competition between athletes. We hope that there will be more of these races in a year to help athletes prepare for their competitions, e.g. IVP, National Schools, Major games like Commonwealth Games, Asian Games, SEA Juniors and even SEA Games.
We have many clubs in Singapore, However, the active ones that have been organizing competitions for the past 5 years are Swift and Wings. I believe the future of Singapore Athletics will be club based and subsequently create the friendly competition within clubs in Singapore. More clubs, more athletes, more chances to represent and compete and thus this will hopefully increase the participation of Athletics in Singapore.
We have many clubs in Singapore, However, the active ones that have been organizing competitions for the past 5 years are Swift and Wings. I believe the future of Singapore Athletics will be club based and subsequently create the friendly competition within clubs in Singapore. More clubs, more athletes, more chances to represent and compete and thus this will hopefully increase the participation of Athletics in Singapore.
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