Sunday, January 17, 2010
Malam Olympian ke 17
Y Bhg Tan Sri Tengku Imran, President of OCM, delivering his speech. Seen in the picture above from left: YAN Tan Sri Muhyiddin, YB Razali Ibrahim, Y Bhg Dato Zolkples Embong, YB Wee Jeck Seng and Dato Dr Ramlan.
Among the dinner guests from left: Datuk Naim Mohamad, Datuk Wira Mazlan Ahmad, Encik Jamaluddin Mohd Said, Dato Zainal Abidin Abu Zarim and Tuan Syed Mohd Al Adros.
Yang Amat Berbahagia Tan Sri Dato Seri Darshan Sing Gill dan Puan Sri bersama Dato Roy Rajasingam.
Friends who were honoured at the Malam Olympian ke 17
Our friend Tan Sri Dato Seri Darshan Singh was admitted into the Olympic Council Malaysia Hall of fame
Daniel Bego and the Women's badminton team were named the Olympians of the year for 2009 for their astounding achievements at the SEA Games.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Good news for track cycling in Malaysia.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
A heavy responsibility up ahead on the shoulders.
Naim appointed track team manager
2010/01/05
By Arnaz M. Khairul
arnaz@nstp.com.myThis is in response to Guangzhou Asian Games chef-de-mission Datuk Zolkples Embong's call for national sports associations (NSAs) to appoint their managers early to ease preparations.
Zolkples, who is also National Sports Council (NSC) director general, had also recently called for NSAs to stop the practice of rotating team managers' duties between officials for various meets, something which the MNCF had been practicing previously.
Naim, who is also MNCF deputy president, said he will be overseeing the track squad for both the Asian Games in October and Commonwealth Games in New Delhi in November, with MNCF treasurer Amrun Misnoh in charge of the road squads for both events.
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"With the Asian and Commonwealth Games as our main targets, we will begin right away to see through the earlier targets such as Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) for the road team and the World Championships for the track team," said Naim.
"This way, we will be able to work from the start and see through our targets, and to ensure that we are on track to meeting our ultimate target which is the London Olympics in 2012."
The road team will have, apart from LTdL in March, the Asian Championships and Jelajah Malaysia in April by which they will be evaluated this year, following a revamp after their dismal performances in the Laos Sea Games
MNCF president Abu Samah Wahab will now take over the mountain bike programme, previously under Amrun.
The targets for that programme are firstly at the Asian Mountain Bike Championships in April, after which an evaluation will be made on whether the squad should be prepared for the Asian Games.