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The Singapore Floorball Association won its first major distinction at the Singapore Sports Awards, to be held on July 18 at Marina Bay Sands.
Her women 's national team is the only candidate of the team of the year. Sport), following their achievements in the qualifiers of the 2017 Floorball World Women's Championships.
The Republic has seized one of the four squares – along with Japan, Australia and the United States. Thailand – during the qualifiers of Asia and Oceania in February 2017.
The team finished last in the 16 teams in Slovakia last December.
The list of nominees was published by the National Olympic Council of Singapore yesterday. Swimmer Joseph Schooling could win a record fifth Sportman of the Year award and become the first athlete to win the trophy four times in a row.
The 23-year-old male butterfly 100 m champion also won the award in 2012, 2015, 2016 and 2017.
Swimmer Ang Peng Siong is the only other athlete to win the trophy three times in a row ( 1983-1985).
Jowen Lim and cyclist Calvin Sim were named alongside Schooling. 19659002] Lim won the Changquan and Daoshu / Gunshu gold medals at the Games last year in Kuala Lumpur, while Sim won the first men's cycling title of the Republic in 20 years at the same Games when he won the men's omnium in Nilai. SPORTS PRIZES
FINALISTS 2018 *
Joseph Schooling (swimming), Jowen Lim (wushu), Calvin Sim (cycling)
Feng Tianwei (table tennis), Shayna Ng (bowling), Jasmine Ser (firing)
Abdul Raaziq Abdul Rashid (silat), Muhammad Daniel Kei Mohammad Yazid (sailing ng)
Amita Berthier (fencing), Martina Veloso (shooting), Quah Jing Wen (swimming), Debbie Soh (swimming synchronized)
Chun Lee Kyung (National Coach, Ice Skating), Gary Tan (National Training) Center Head Coach, Swimming)
- Sports Journalist of the Year:
Lim Say Heng ( The Straits Times), Shamir Osman (The Straits Times), Duncan Elias (Eleven Sports), Kenneth Tan (FourFourTwo), Low Lin Fhoong (Today)
* Selected Categories
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