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Loh Kean Yew out of badminton world championships after quarterfinal defeat by Canada's Victor Lai

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By David Lee
| AsiaOne Verified
BYDavid Lee SINGAPORE — Loh Kean Yew missed a golden opportunity to earn his second Badminton World Federation World Championships medal as he lost 22-20, 21-18 to unheralded Canadian Victor Lai in the men's singles quarter-finals on Friday (Aug 29). World No. 50 Lai, who was 100th at the start of the year before he became the Pan Am champion in April, is assured of at least a bronze. He was the only unseeded player left in the draw.
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Singapore's Loh Kean Yew stays calm to beat Chou Tien-chen to win Taipei Open crown

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By David Lee
| AsiaOne Verified
ByDavid Lee SINGAPORE - In clinching the Taipei Open crown on Sunday (May 11), Loh Kean Yew bagged his 10th career badminton title as he became the first Singaporean to win at this tournament.
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Trailblazing footballer Danelle Tan makes debut in Australia's top flight

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By David Lee
| AsiaOne Verified
ByDavid Lee SINGAPORE – Lionesses forward Danelle Tan’s eagerly anticipated A-League Women debut lasted only about 20 minutes, but the drama and intensity have left her yearning for more. After missing Brisbane Roar’s first eight games of the season due to knee surgery, the 20-year-old Singaporean ran onto the Perry Park pitch to cheers from her father and many among the 3,612-strong crowd on Jan 4.
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