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Singapore Sports Awards 2015

11 August 2015

The Tote Board family attended the Singapore Sports Awards on 5 August. Tote Board Chief Executive Fong Yong Kian joined Minister Tan Chuan-Jin and Minister Lawrence Wong in giving out the awards. Tote Board funds the annual Singapore Sports Awards.

The Tote Board family attended the Singapore Sports Awards 2015 on the evening of 5 August!

The Awards dinner, held at the Marina Mandarin Hotel, saw members of the sporting fraternity coming together to celebrate and recognize the achievements of our athletes. Organised by the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) and Sport Singapore (SportSG), and supported by Tote Board, the Singapore Sports Awards 2015 honour the most deserving individuals and teams in sports for the year 2014.

(Photo Credit: SNOC)

It was truly an night of glitz and glamour as Team Singapore turned up in their finest to celebrate and for some, crown their achievements for the past year with an award. As the main sponsor for the ceremony and the cash component of the awards, staff of Tote Board family including Tote Board Chief Executive Fong Yong Kian attended the event to show our support to local sports.

A group photo of Tote Board staff around the table at the Singapore Sports Awards 2015.

Mr Tan Chuan-Jin, Minister for Social and Family Development and President of the Singapore National Olympic Council, graced the event as Guest of Honour. Mr Lawrence Wong, Minister for Culture, Community and Youth and Second Minister for Communications and Information also attended the event. Tote Board Chief Executive Fong Yong Kian joined the two Ministers on stage to present awards to deserving winners.

In the highlights of the evening, the Sportswoman of the Year award went to sports shooter Jasmine Ser, while the Sportsman of the Year award went to swimmer Joseph Schooling. Unfortunately, both could not be present to receive the awards in person as they were competing overseas. Instead, a representative from the Singapore Shooting Association received the award on behalf of Jasmine while Schooling's mother beamed proudly as she received her son's trophy.

Ministers and guest of honour presenting Sportsman of the Year award, Joseph Schooling's mother receiving on his behalf.

(Photo credit: SNOC)

The winners of the Singapore Sports Awards 2015, courtesy of the SNOC, are:

Best Sports Event of the Year (Local) – Netball Nations Cup 2014

Best Sports Event of the Year (International) – BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore Presented by SC Global

Most Inspiring Sports Story of the Year – "Aishah's got the Asian Para Games in her sights" – Low Lin Fhoong, TODAY (1 September 2014)

Sportsboy/Sportsgirl Team of the Year (Event)- Loh Jia Yi & Jonathan Yeo (Sailing – 2014 ISAF Youth Sailing World Championships – 420 Boys)

Team of the Year (Event) – Jazreel Tan, Cherie Tan, Shayna Ng, New Hui Fen, Joey Yeo and Daphne Tan (Bowling – Women's Team of 5)

Team of the Year (Team Sport) – Netball

Coach of the Year – Sergio Lopez Miro (Swimming)

Sportsgirl of the Year – Martina Lindsay Veloso (Shooting)

Sportsboy of the Year – Aloysius Yapp (Cuesports)

Sportswoman of the Year – Jasmine Ser Xiang Wei (Shooting)

Sportsman of the Year – Joseph Isaac Schooling (Swimming)

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