Colours of Passion

Ng Liang Chiang. C. Kunalan. Chee Swee Lee. K. Jayamani. These are some of the names which readily come to mind whenever one talks about track and field in Singapore. This is hardly surprising as they, in their hey days, were among the best athletes in the region. Whether it was Liang Chiang reigning supreme in the 110m hurdles at the 1951 Asian Games in New Delhi or Chee Swee Lee making her mark as a champion in the 400m at the 1974 Asian Games in Tehran, these athletes kept the Singapore flag flying high...

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STAYING FOCUSED

AT THE HELM

Tay Boo Jiang Loh Lin Kok

QUIET ACHIEVER

SPEED IS BEAUTIFUL

Ng Liang Chiang Heather Siddons

FIRST GOLD

RECORD AFTER RECORD

Tan Eng Yoon Noor Azhar Hamid

BREAKING THROUGH

BEST IN ASIA

Tang Pui Wah Chee Swee Lee

VERSATILE ATHLETE

GLORIOUS DEBUT

Chan Onn Leng P. C. Suppiah

TOP COACH, TOP OFFICIAL

ON THE TRACK, OFF THE TRACK

Maurice Nicholas Ong Yeok Phee

GREAT COACH

FROM ATHLETE TO ADMINISTRATOR

Patrick Zehnder Tang Weng Fei

THE MOTIVATOR

DISTANCE QUEEN

Lim Jit Imm K. Jayamani

CURVE SPECIALIST

GIVING BACK

Low Sin Chock Sng Sze Hiang

FLYING DOC

COLOURFUL CAREER

M. Jegathesan Haron Mundir

SPRINTING EXPLOITS

JAMES VS JAMES

Yeo Kian Chai James Wong

POPULAR ICON

NEW HEIGHTS

C. Kunalan Wong Yew Tong

GLORY & GOLD

WHAT A RECORD!

Glory Barnabas U. K. Shyam

ACCIDENTAL ATHLETE

Osman Merican