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Singapore’s Jeralyn Tan clinches historic Paralympic silver medal for country in boccia

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By David Lee
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Five thrilling days of competition ended with another brave performance and a silver lining for Singaporean boccia player Jeralyn Tan. Despite a dramatic 5-4 defeat by Frenchwoman Aurelia Aubert in the women’s individual BC1 final on Sept 2, Jeralyn Tan still managed to claim a historic Paralympic silver for Singapore.
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Loh Kean Yew Missed His Baby Boy's Birth While Prepping For The Olympics

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By Michelle Lee, David Lee
| The Singapore Women’s Weekly Verified
PARIS – Unknown to many, except those closest to him, Singapore badminton player Loh Kean Yew was preparing for Paris 2024 with extra concern and motivation – the 27-year-old was about to be playing at his second Olympics as a father for the first time. In late July, his wife gave birth to a boy while Loh was in Denmark for a training camp to prepare for the Games. His first emotion was that of guilt as he was asleep when his mother-in-law texted him the good news and photos of the healthy baby.
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Yeo eyes next Olympics

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By David Lee
| The Straits Times Verified
PARIS She lifted her collar over her face and sobbed at the media mixed zone. Just moments earlier, Singapore badminton player Yeo Jia Min was involved in a heart-stopping and heart-rending 11-21, 21-14, 24-22 defeat by Japan's world No. 10 Aya Ohori. In the delicately poised Paris 2024 Olympics women's singles round-of-16 match on Aug 1, Yeo took her opponent, whom she had never taken a game off in three previous attempts, to a dramatic decider.
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