Hi YTSAS!
Hi YTSAs,
Dear YTSAs,
Hi YTSAs,
16th December, 2009
On 19th December, the public was present at Changi Airport Terminal 2 to welcome back Team Singapore after the SEA Games in Laos. So were we, the YTSAs. Sporting our orange polo tee-shirts, we waited patiently for the Team to arrive back in sunny Singapore. While we were waiting, we were briefed on what to expect when the athletes arrive. The crowd slowly became bigger.
We arrive at Terminal 1...which happens to be VERY crowded resulting in us having to switch to another area to welcome the athletes back. We stationed ourselves at the gate which the team will exit from. While we were waiting, we spotted a group of fans who have come to welcome back the team with their cheers and banners. Together, the 2 groups - YTSAs and the fans, started cheering before we even see the athletes.
Hi YTSAs,
Hi YTSAs
Hey YTSA,
Hi YTSAs,
Hi everyone
Hello everybody,
i was at Geylang Methodist Sec Sch (GMSS) with our Team Singapore AYG Bowlers for a sharing session with their sports leaders in conjunction with their 85th Anniversary. There were a million people and to my pleasant surprise, i saw some familiar orange tees running around :)
On 14 August 2009, there were a crowd of people at the Padang celebrating the 1 year countdown of Youth Olympic. Among the crowd , there were also Singapore athletes wearing in red shirt and pants , they were specially invited to grace the events as they were be taking parts in the Youth Olympic games for Singapore which is making the Singapore proud.
Where ever I go, all I see are people who support Singapore in hosting the Youth Olympic Games. The entire Padang was buzzing with excitement. There were a number of sports which the public can try such as sailing, fencing and archery. Most people say Singaporeans are not physically active, but they are wrong. What I see with my own eyes are Singaporeans, young or old trying out the sports offered with sports such as archery having a queue that snakes here and there.
Of course, archery is not the only sport which we Singaporeans are interested in. To try out these sports, the public has to redeem coupons and they were all fully redeemed. This is concrete prove that Singaporeans are more than just mindless machines who do nothing but stare at the computer screens.
This was only a small margin of the total number of people attending the carnival.
10 minutes to go and people started taking cameras and handphones in preparation for the glorious moment with some even cheering and recording the whole event. Senior Minister and Coordinating Minister for National Security S. Jayakumar, the guest-of-honor was moved by this occasion and atmosphere. “If anyone has any doubts about the support, enthusiasm and spirit of the young for the YOG, they should come here and listen to all of you.” he said. 3 minutes to go and the crowd starts to go crazy, screaming and shouting. 1 minutes more and the atmosphere is intense. 3…2…1…the curtain drops… and the clock is revealed and the crowd goes wild. Flashes were seen in the air as the crowd and photographers started snapping photos. The clock was unveiled at 8.10 pm which if changed to 24-hour would be 2010 which is the year when the Youth Olympic Games will start. With the unveiling of the clock comes the count-down.
20 minutes to go until it was exactly one year before the start of the Youth Olympic Games next year and the crowd was dancing with the host giving comments. 10 minutes to go and everyone were still jumping up and down, with the host egging them on. 2 minutes to go and everyone started to go out of control with the host looking at the clock and finally counting down with the crowd as it reaches 0365 days,
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00 minutes and...
20 seconds.
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The Youth Olympic Games will be hosted in Singapore on the 15th August, 2010.
So people, let's get ready and join in the fun..! =)
The roles of YTSAs include spreading the awareness of Team Singapore amongst our peers so as to achieve the larger goal of a Sporting Nation.