Annual Report

2016/ 2017

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About Singapore Gymnastics

Information on Singapore Gymnastics

Singapore Gymnastics (SG) was registered with the Registry of Societies on 24 July

2003 and gazetted on 15 August 2003 as the National Sports Association for

gymnastics. Its formation by the gymnastics fraternity was supported by the

Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) and Sports Singapore (SportSG).

Singapore Gymnastics has been affiliated to the Fédération Internationale de

Gymnastique (FIG) since December 2003. Singapore Gymnastics is a registered

Charity since December 2010. In addition, Singapore Gymnastics received the

status of Institution of a Public Character (IPC) which allows the association to

receive tax-deductable donations.

Registered Address: 3 Stadium Drive #01-33 Singapore 397630

UEN Number: T03SS0136E

IPC Number: IPC000511

Photo (Front cover): Knight Ong

Our Mission

To promote gymnastics as a

sport for all ages and to

develop world class athletes

who consistently win medals

at the South East Asian

Games, Asian Games,

Commonwealth Games, and

other Games.

Our Core Values

(“Piper”)

Passion for what we do

Integrity in how we do it

Professionalism in our approach

Enjoyment in the process

Respect for others

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Partners & Sponsors

Partners

Sponsors

Event Sponsors

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Sports Hub Community Play Day

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CONTENTS PAGE

Message from the President 5

Corporate Information 6

• Management Committee 6

• Secretariat 8

• High-Performance Program Coaches 8

Marketing 10

• Electronic & Social Media Platforms 10

• Photographs 10

• Ticketing 10

• Sponsorships 11

• Fundraising 11

Participation & Membership 13

• National Competitions 13

• Gymnastics for All 15

• Membership 15

• Judging 17

• National Programme Updates 18

• Coach Education 18

High Performance 21

• Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG) 21

• Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG) 22

• Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG) 23

• Singapore Gymnastics National Champions 24

Sport Singapore Funding for FY16/17 28

Other Relevant Disclosures 29

• Conflict of Interest 29

• SG Reserves Position 29

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Message from the President

The year was a relatively quiet one on the competiton front

with no major multi-sport event on our calendar.

Nevertheless, our elite gymnasts never stopped training in

their relentless pursuit for peak performance. By the time

you read this, the results of how we fare at the August SEA

Games in Malaysia would be out.

Regardless of that result, we can take heart in our training programme based on the

results of our junior gymnasts who competed at the recent Asean Schools Games in

July. Gymnastics was the major medal contributor for the Singapore contingent,

garnering a total of 9 golds, 5 silvers and 6 bronzes. Our heartiest congratulations to

our gymnasts and coaches for a job well done!

Outside of the field of play, SG office was far from quiet though! We underwent a

challenging period which saw the departure of Janssen, Ellie and She-Na, effectively

reducing the Secretariat to less than half-strength. We had to work tirelessly to

ensure that the organisational knowledge was not lost in transition whilst restructuring

the Secretariat, a concept, which with all credit due, first came from the Secretariat

themselves.

At this point, I must say a big Thank You to our volunteer consultant, Pak Kheng, for

literallly ‘taking over the captaincy of the ship’. Kudos must also go to Madeline and

Clarence, our Secretary and Deputy Secretary respectively, for spending so much

time to guide the Secretariat and to put in place the restructuring framework.

We are not totally out of the woods yet, but with new General Manager, Karen

Norden, formerly of Gymnastics Australia, at the helm and a more technically

inclined Secretariat, I am confident that we are moving in the right direction.

Our aim is to be the representative and governing body for all things gymnastics in

Singapore. Key to fulfilling this is our ability to work with all stakeholders – our

members, clubs, schools and Sports SG - expect to see and hear a lot more from

Singapore Gymnastics in the coming year!

Yours Respectfully,

Choy Kah Kin

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Corporate Information

Management Committee 2015-2017

Choy Kah Kin

President

Gan Chai San

1st Vice-President

Patrick Ho

2nd Vice-President

Edward Low

3rd Vice-President

Stephen Lim

Treasurer

Pansy Khua

Assistant Treasurer

Madeline Chan

Secretary

Clarence Yap

Assistant Secretary

Alfred Nathan

Committee Member

William Soh

Committee Member

Keong Sin Gen

Committee Member

Perry Koh

Committee Member

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MC meeting attendance July 2016 to June 2017

Choy Kah Kin President 5/5

Gan Chai San Vice-President, Excellence 3/5

Patrick Ho Vice-President, Participation 4/5

Edward Low Vice-President, Industry 3/5

Stephen Lim Treasurer 5/5

Pansy Khua Assistant Treasurer 4/5

Madeline Chan Secretary 3/5

Clarence Yap Assistant Secretary (From July 2016) 5/5

Alfred Nathan Committee Member 4/5

William Soh Committee Member 2/5

Keong Sin Gen Committee Member 1/5

Perry Koh Committee Member (Until July 2017) 1/5

Ong She-Na Co-opted Member (From May 2017) 0/1

Lee Pak Kheng Co-opted Member (From February 2017) 2/2

Audit Committee Auditor

Joseph Kwok Chairperson C.C Yang and Co

Daniel Tan Member

Genevieve Heng Member

Consultant Legal Adviser

Lee Pak Kheng Koh Swee Yen, Wong Partnership

Sub-Committee Heads (Until July 2017)

Men’s Artistic Perry Koh

Women’s Artistic Alfred Nathan

Rhythmic Patrick Ho

Trampoline William Soh

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Secretariat

Janssen Ong (Until November 2016) General Manager

Karen Norden (From June 2017) General Manager

Ong She-Na (Until March 2017) Finance & Officer Manager

Ye Cui (From June 2017) Finance & HR Manager

Quek Meizhen Teresa High Performance Manager

Eleonora Klidzia (Until April 2017) High Participation Manager

Tan Kee Yuen (Until June 2017)

Tan Kee Yuen (From July 2017)

High Performance Executive

Membership & Events Manager NEW

Yurni Hikmah (Until January 2017) Sports Administrator

Tan Siew Gek (From Feb 2017) Finance/Bookkeeper

Perry Koh (From August 2017) MAG Sport Development Manager NEW

Lim Heem Wei (From June 2017) WAG Sport Development Manager NEW

Choy Dian Chun (From April 2017) RG Sport Development Manager NEW

High-Performance Program Coaches

Men’s Artistic Women’s Artistic

Ryosuke Kusumi Zhu Yibin

Yurii Odnoroh Xin Yingying (Until Jan 2017)

Li Yaochun (From Apr 2017)

Rhythmic Jiang Bo

Natalia Rybak Wang Xin

Ganna Subbotina (Until Nov 2016) Zhang Ruoping

Olena Turkina (Until March 2017) Chen Xiao

Liliia Iliasova (Until May 2017)

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Photo: Knight Ong Sean Yeo

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Marketing Report

Electronic & Social Media Platforms

Singapore Gymnastics employs the use of a variety of electronic tools to keep

members updated of our events and promote the sport to the public. While our

website remains the main communication platform for official matters and updates

on latest events, maintaining our presence on various social media platforms allow us

to engage our audience to pick up interest and drive users to our website.

Followers

Facebook – 3,076 (as of 31 March 2017)

Twitter – 912

Instagram – 1,076 (as of 3 Aug 2017)

Photographs

SG accredits volunteer photographers at our events to take photos for sale. The sale

of these photos have proven popular with competitors, and in this FY has netted us a

profit of $921 as at 31 March 2017. The sales continue online and are a source of

constant income for SG.

The photographs are property of SG and are also used to give our collaterals a

professional look while showcasing the beauty of our sport. SG will continue to engage

photographers for our events to generate photos to visually captivate our audience.

Ticketing

Ticketing remains a significant source of income to help cover costs of running our

events. Our ticketing strategy remains unchanged. Tickets are priced affordably

ranging from $5 to $10 for local events.

In a bid to bring gymnastics to the masses, GymFest 2016 was held in a public space

and tickets were not charged.

Compared to National Championships 2016, we saw a 64% increase in ticket sales for

the National Championships 2017, and a small increase in ticket sales for Singapore

Open. Overall for FY17, there has been an increase in 22% for ticket sales, compared

to FY16.

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Sponsorships

SG seeks donations and sponsorships from corporations and individuals to fund our

various programms and support elite gymnasts. Our initiatives range from ensuring

our events run at positive margins to providing training support and equipment to

support the development of elite gymnasts. Our corporate sponsors have seen their

brands being strengthened through their active involvement in our causes and

events.

For the financial year ending 31 March 2017, total sponsorship in cash received

amounted to $200. Total sponsorship in kind amounted to $5,000.

Fundraising

A charity golf fundraising event was held on 18 October 2016 at Orchid Country

Club to raise funds for SG’s high-performance programs. The golf charity saw

members of our community from various backgrounds and disciplines come

together to seek donations from corporates and individuals. The funds raised will go

towards developing better programs for the advancement of our high-performance

goals. Funds raised from this event totalled $171,558.50.

The event was a huge success, and we look to organise more fundraising events to

generate an income stream independent of our grant.

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Spectator Numbers & Ticket Sales for Local Competitions

Spectator Numbers FY16 Spectator Numbers FY17

Ticket Revenue FY16 Ticket Revenue FY17

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SG Charity Golf 2016

Photo: Steven Goh

Photo: Steven Goh

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Participation & Membership

National Competitions

Singapore Gymnastics organises 2 key annual

competitions at Bishan Sports Hall for competitive

gymnasts to compete locally and progress along the

pre-determined competition pathway. Grading

exercises conducted at these events monitor athlete

progress and identify talented athletes for the elite

pathway.

These events were successfully delivered with the

collaboration of staff and management

committee members, respective discipline

technical representatives, contractors, judges and

volunteers.

A volunteer appreciation was held on 11 January

2017 to celebrate our successful events and thank

key volunteers for their contributions. We look

forward to working with them closely in future.

Singapore Open 2016

Singapore Open remains one of the few FIG-sanctioned competitions for MAG, WAG,

& RG in this region. The steady stream of competitors from greater Southeast Asia

annually is testament to our competition organising abilities and judging standards,

which we strive to continually better.

Trampoline was added for the first time to the Singapore Open, with the launch of the

Trampoline National Development Pathway, 8 clubs and schools took part.

Participation rates rose yet again this year, to a total of 611 gymnasts, an increase of

8.34% compared to last year.

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GYMNASTS PARTICIPATION NUMBERS IN SINGAPORE OPEN2014 2015 2016

Photo: Steven Goh

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National Championships 2017

Riding on the success of the introduction of Trampoline at Singapore Open 2016, the

first grading exercise for Trampoline was rolled out at the 9th National Championships.

Overall participation including all disciplines soared 42.4% from 450 to 641 gymnasts in

2017 compared to 2016.

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GYMNASTS PARTICIPATION NUMBERS IN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

2015 2016 2017

Photo: Jason Lee

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Gymnastics for All

GymFest 2016

The first ever edition of GymFest held in a shopping mall saw groups performing at

StarVista, to bring gymnastics closer to the public and increase awareness for the sport.

A total of 245 participants took part in the event, this included member clubs, schools

and a team from Malaysia. Participating teams were awarded Gold, Silver or Bronze

based on criteria modelled after Gym for Life Challenge Format.

Membership

Membership numbers continue to grow across all membership types. With a

membership database, accurate competition entries can be verified, personal

accident insurance for gymnasts at our events can be catered for, and sponsors and

partners engaged to support the growth of our sport.

Membership

Income

2014 2015 2016

Full $525 $600 $525

Associate $660 $600 $1,020

Individual $3,540 $3,060 $4,590

Athlete $11,120 $13,120 $15,380

TOTAL $15,845 $17,380 $21,515

Photo: Philip Au

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Full Members (2016) Associate Members (2016)

Friends of Gymnastics,

Singapore

Gymnastics Coaches

Association Singapore

Gymnastics Support Group

Singapore

Prime Gymnastics Club

Rhythmic Gymnastics

Association Singapore

Singapore Amateur

Gymnastics Association

Trampoline Singapore

ABBA Gym and Sports

Alpha Gymnastics Pte Ltd

Amped Singapore

Asia Gymnastics Academy Pte Ltd

BazGym Gymnastics School Pte Ltd

Bearyfun Gym

Bounce Singapore

Bubbles Gym

D'GROWING HANDS @ SEMBAWANG PTE LTD

D'Gymnastique Academy

Dreams Gymnastics

Fly Once Sports Pte Ltd

Funyard Management Consultancy

Gim Sports Pte LTD

Gym Kraft

Gym With Me

Gymnastics Education

Hong Seng Sports Industries Pte Ltd

JACPA (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Jenny Gymnastics & Fitness Consultancy

Kinderdancer

Kym Rhythmic Pte Ltd

Releve Rhythmic Gymnastics Academy

Rhythmic Fitness Pte Ltd

School of Rhythmic Gymnastics Singapore Pte

Ltd

SG GYMNASTIC ACADEMY PTE LTD

Singapore School Sports Council

SunSports Industries

The Junior Gymnastics Training Center

TJ Gym

United World College -East Campus

Viva Kids Pte Ltd

Win Win Gymnastics Training Centre

Zoom High Performance

Life Member

Mr Lee Seng Huat

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F U L L A S S O C I A T E I N D I V I D U A L A T H L E T E

MEMBERSHIP NUMBERS2014 2015 2016

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Judging

Singapore Gymnastics successfully re-qualified a significant number of Brevet judges

in the new cycle. As with every first year in the cycle, in the first quarter of 2017,

significant effort was spent educating and supporting our FIG judges by holding

workshops and preparation sessions to help them successfully achieve their Brevet.

FIG judges are also subsidised for attending the FIG Brevet course & exam. Judges’

technical expertise help ensure routines’ adherence to code, gymnasts’ readiness for

competitions, to maximise our achievable scores at competitions.

In return, judges are required to commit a minimum of 15 judging hours a year. Hours

are tracked and help determine judges’ priority for overseas competitions and

judging subsidies for the next cycle, to ensure a transparent and robust judging

framework and returns of investment.

To increase the pool of judges and improve judging standards, judging and refresher

courses are held. Courses organised this FY:

• RG Level 1 – May 2016

• TRA Level 1 – June 2016

• RG Level 3 conducted by Gymnastics Australia – September 2016

• RG Level 2 – February 2017

• MAG Level 1 – March 2017

• TRA Level 2 – March 2017

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M A G W A G R G T R A

JUDGES FIG National

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National Programme Updates

MAG The new MAG Syllabus was successfully completed with 2 pathways to improve

participation. With support from MOE, select categories will be piloted in the 2017 &

2018 National Schools Games.

RG A review was conducted with coaches and judges on the RG National Programme.

A new Elite Pathway with optional rules has been launched and the National

Programme has been updated to the new Code of Points.

Coach Education

Accredited Coaches & Courses

SG-COACH courses are organised regularly to increase the pool of coaches and

cater to the needs of a growing gymnastics community. Across all disciplines, the

number of accredited coaches has seen steady increases, with a total count of 235

coaches, up 14% from last year.

Courses organised this year:

• Women’s Artistic SG-COACH Level 1 – April 2016

• SG-COACH Theory Level 1 – May 2016

• Trampoline SG-COACH Level 1 – June 2016

• WAG SG-COACH Level 2 by Gymnastics Australia – September 2016

• General Gymnastics SG-COACH Level 1 – December 2016

• SG-COACH Theory Level 1 – December 2016

General Gymnastics

53%

Men's Artistic11%

Women's Artistic13%

Trampoline11%

Rhythmic 12%

NUMBER OF ACCREDITED COACHES

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Continuing Coach Education (CCE) Workshops

CCE workshops are held for members to provide opportunities for upgrading and

coaches to keep updated on current coaching trends and requirements. A total of 7

CCE workshops were conducted in FY16, based on identified needs of the community.

Courses conducted in FY16:

• RG Music & Choreography – Apr 2016

• Leadership and Governance Conference by Gymnastics Australia – Sept 2016

• Course Presenter by Gymnastics Australia – Sept 2016

• WAG Artistry & Choreography – Nov 2016

• Fundamentals Workshop – Nov 2016

• WAG Dance Programme & Artistry – Feb 2017

• Trampoline CCE Workshop – Mar 2017

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Colette Chan Photo: Shaun Ho

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High Performance

This year saw all high-performance squads prepare for selection for the 2017 SEA

Games. Efforts were focused around improving the abilities & performance of our SEA

Games squad members, with an eye on our targets for the 29th SEA Games in August

2017. 2016 and 2017 being major games crucial preparation years also set the stage

for the 2017 SEA Games, and 2018 Commonwealth Games, Asian Games & Youth

Olympic Games respectively.

Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG)

This was a year of learning for our Men’s squad. The Kansai University Games held in

Apr 2016 was an eye-opener for Lincoln Forest, Zac Liew, Kaeson Lim, Robin Sim, Eli

Low, as they polished crucial competition skills and learnt from Kansai’s best.

To facilitate exchange of knowledge and learn new training methodologies, the team

under Coach Ryosuke Kusumi participated in training camps held in Osaka in June

2016, as well as Tokyo & Niigata in December 2016 where they also had the

opportunity to learn from world-champion team Japan.

MAG Juniors fared well at Singapore Open 2016, achieving IAA 4th and finishing Top 3

for Parallel Bars and High Bar in a competition which counted Malaysia & Thailand’s

top Juniors as competitors. At the SEAGZONE Artistic Junior & Age Group

Championships held in Hanoi in Aug 2016, the team consisting of Sean Yeo, Lincoln

Forest Liqht Man, and Robin Sim achieved Team 3rd.

Photo: Haruhiko Otsuka

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Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG)

2016 Pacific Rim Championships held in April was a highly competitive event featuring

many top-level teams including USA, Canada, Japan amongst others, and was a

good learning experience for our team which included 2 Senior newbies Sze En &

Colette. The Senior team consisting of Tan Sze En, Nadine Nathan, Janessa Dai, Zeng

Qiyan & Colette Chan came in 7th. Tan Sze En finished 11th All-Around with 50.550, a

respectable performance for her first international meet, while Nadine Nathan was

not far behind in 14th position. Top Seniors Sze En & Nadine also went on to compete

at the Anadia World Cup 2016 in June.

The Senior squad preparing for SEA Games also had the privilege of working with

choreographer & coach Stacey Umeh of Australia, in Dec 2016 & Feb 2017, who

reworked dance choreography and boosted artistry for all floor routines. In Dec 2016,

the team also underwent an intensive training camp in Beijing at the national training

centre and benefitted from joint sessions with the Chinese national team. In

preparation for SEA Games 2017, the team consisting of Zeng Qiyan, Kelsie Muir,

Colette Chan, & Nadine Nathan competed at the EnBW DTB-Pokal Team Challenge

in Mar 2017 for the first time in the new code.

WAG Juniors Ng Le En, Gemma Mollison, Lim Sze, Nydia Heng, Shayne Tan & Skye

Phua took part for the first time in an international meet at the Hong Kong Invitational

in Jan 2017 and completed a successful competition. Gemma Mollison ranked 3rd for

IAA, Nydia Heng won 3rd on Bars, Lim Sze came in 3rd on Beam, and Ng Le En won 2nd

place for Floor Exercise. Their podium finishes set them up for future success and bodes

well for the development of the WAG pipeline.

Photo: Haruhiko Otsuka Tan Sze En

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Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG)

Singapore continues to provide opportunities for gymnasts to participate at high level

competitions. At the Asian 14th Junior Rhythmic Gymnastics Asian Championships

held in Tashkent in Apr 2016, we were represented by 3rd-year Juniors Michele Lau &

Avryl Tan, who were preparing for SEA Games 2017, and 2nd-year Junior Aiko Tan.

Against Asia’s best Juniors, Michele placed 22nd in the All-Around competition and

qualified as 1st reserve.

Our close friendship with Azerbaijan Gymnastics Federation led to a fruitful training

camp at the RG national training centre in Baku. All SEA Games 2017 squad members,

as well as 2nd-year Juniors, attended this camp in Dec 2016. Athletes were privileged

to have the help of Azerbaijani national team coaches, dance experts, and sports

medicine staff, who worked seamlessly with our coach & officials to facilitate the

transfer of knowledge.

2017 Aphrodite Cup held in Greece in Mar 2017 was the perfect stage to showcase

our routines in the new 2017 code. Our newly formed Senior Group competed for the

first time this cycle, and achieved an all-around score of 22.750. We were represented

in the Senior Individual category by Edlyn Ho, Michele Lau, Phebe Lau, Tong Kah Mun

& Yeo Siew Lyn. In the Junior Individual category, we were represented by Aiko Tan,

Alicia Lim, Leah Chew, & Tammy Ng. In the Senior Group category, our members

were: Edlyn Ho, Michele Lau, Yeo Siew Lyn, Phebe Lau, Jael Chew. Tong Kah Mun

finished 13th All-Around, with a score of 51.550.

RG Senior Group Photo: Nick Ngaw

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Singapore Gymnastics National Champions

Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG)

International Senior Yeo Xong Sean Republic Polytechnic

International Junior Zac Liew Jun Yi St. Joseph’s Institution

Stage 2 (14 & Under) Chanya Tan Guangyang Primary

Stage 1 (12 & Under) Leon Tan Gymnastics Support Group

Singapore

Level 1 (10+ years) Casey Lam Seng Ho Gym Art

Level 1 (9 & Under) Pek Yu Heng Win-Win Gymnastics Training Centre

Kinder (7 & Under) Wong Jin Kai Axel Win-Win Gymnastics Training Centre

Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG)

International Senior Nadine Joy Nathan Raffles Institution

International Junior Josephine Mei Ng Raffles Girls’ School (Secondary)

Singapore Junior Emma Yap En-Lin Methodist Girls’ School Primary

Stage 3 (11-13 years) Clara Liaw Yanwen Stardust Gym

Stage 3 (10 & Under) Naomi Suqing Martel CHIJ Primary (Katong)

Stage 2 (9 & 10 years) Rebecca Ang Shan Li Raffles Gymnastics Academy

Level 5 (15+ years) Sara Arora Prime Gymnastics Club

Level 5 (14 & Under) Natalia Tsetlin Prime Gymnastics Club

Level 4 (13+ years) Christen Chung Raffles Gymnastics Academy

Level 4 (12 & Under) Esther Khoo Yi Shuen Raffles Gymnastics Academy

Level 3 (11 + years) Zhang Yuning

Christie Quinn

Raffles Gymnastics Academy

Level 2 (9+ years) Carlyn Chan Asia Gymnastics

Academy

Level 2 (8 & Under) Yuki Chan Le

Xuan

Raffles Girls' Primary

School

Level 1 (8+ years) Koay Ger Maine BazGym Gymnastics

School (Jurong)

Level 1 (7 & Under) Vanessa Lee Yu

En

BazGym Gymnastics

School (Balestier)

Kinder (7 & Above) Faith Wong Heng

En

BazGym Gymnastics

School (Balestier)

Kinder (6 & Under) Chooi Rui Shi

Haley

BazGym Gymnastics

School (Balestier)

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Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG)

International Senior Edlyn Ho Zen Yee Ngee Ann Polytechnic

International Junior Leah Chew Singapore Sports School

Stage 4 (14 & under) (2017) Abie Chi En Shuen Ai Tong School

Stage 3 (12 & under) (2017) Low Yu Yenn Bianka Panova Academy

Stage 2 (11- 12 years) (2017) Tan Song Ying Funyard Gymnastics

Stage 2 (10 & Under) (2017) Cleo Chew CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School

Primary

Stage 2 (11- 12 years) (2012) Chloe Lee Flyonce Gymnastics

Stage 2 (10 & Under) (2012) Andrina Ng En Ci Funyard Gymnastics

Stage 1 (9-10 years) (2017) Steffi Chan Yen Yee CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School

Primary

Stage 1 (8 & Under) (2017) Gladys Chow Releve Rhythmic Gymnastics

Academy

Stage 1 (9-10 years) (2012) Lae Ein Ee, Raelene Marymount Convent School

Stage 1 (8 & Under) (2012) Kaley Cadence Lim Zi En FlyOnce Gymnastics

Level 7 (16+ years) Khow Kai Lin Releve Rhythmic Gymnastics

Academy

Level 6 (13-15 years) Mya Chew Wenning Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)

Level 5B (13+ years) Liu Kai Yi Releve Rhythmic Gymnastics

Academy

Level 5B (11-12 years) Summer Koh Kai En Marymount Convent School

Level 5A (13+ years) Wang Jia Ning Gisele St Margaret's Secondary School

Level 5A (11-12 years) Lim Chloe Jane Funyard Gymnastics

Level 4B (13+ years) Tessa Koh Hsien Jer CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School

(Secondary)

Level 4B (10-12 years) Mariko Mita Releve Rhythmic Gymnastics

Academy

Level 4A (13+ years) Germaine Chua Zhi Lin Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School

(Secondary)

Level 4A (10-12 years) Karina Kok Xin Qian Bishan Community Club

Level 3 (11-12 years) Chin Ming-Hwe Katriel

Flyonce Gymnastics

Level 3 Group (11-12 years) Shannon Goh Chen

En,Christy Gan Tze Qi,Ang Yi

Xi, Christie Chua Min-

Ern,Lecticia Siau Wan Xuan

Flyonce Gymnastics

Level 3 (9-10 years) Madeline Goh Anyi Funyard Gymnastics

Level 2 (10 -11 years) Nicole Lim Zi Qing Marymount Convent School

Level 2 Group (10-11 years) Pebbyl Ang Jing Ya, Preslie

Pan, Nicole Lim Zi Qing, Teo

Shu Yin Rachel, Castillo

Johanna Lia Taboy

Marymount Convent School

Level 2 (9 years) Isabelle Lai Zi Yin Flyonce Gymnastics

Level 2 Group (9 years) Isabelle Lai Zi Yin, Chloe Chin

Shu En, Kate Lynn Chow,

Megan Tan Jia Hui, Natalie

Joo Xin Ru

Flyonce Gymnastics

Level 2 (7-8 years) Kristen Chan Releve Rhythmic Gymnastics

Academy

Level 1 (9 years) Natalie Ong Yuxin TJGYM

Level 1 (8 years) Hannah Sim Li Ning Funyard Gymnastics

Level 1 Group (8 years) Darnelle Gan Rui Qi, Zhou

Shumei, Sara Yom Kai Ning,

Anya Ang Xuan Ning, Kirsten

Chee Wenxi

Flyonce Gymnastics

Level 1 (6-7 years) Natalie Claire Lim Bishan Community Club

Kinder (7-8 years) Mirabelle Yet Yu Chelle Win-Win Gymnastics Training Centre

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Kinder Group (7-8 years) Emma Suh Eun Hye, Arika Ng

Rui Yao, Neridah Ng Yu Han,

Jade Ong Yu Sing, Ang Xin Yi

Natasha

Bishan Community Club

Kinder (5-6 years) Janelle Chin Rui-En Flyonce Gymnastics

Kinder Group (5-6 years) Natalie Chen Yi Xin

Liu Tsu Gah Renee

Chloe Lim Rui Ci

Lee Jing Xi

Releve Rhythmic Gymnastics

Academy

Trampoline (TRA)

Men’s

Level 4 (13+ years) LOW, Ern Trampoline Singapore

Level 3 (12+ years) Joseph Ross Gray Zoom High Performance

Level 2 (11+ years) Finn Sprague Zoom High Performance

Level 2 (10 & Under) Matias Furlong Zoom High Performance

Level 1 (10+ years) SHEE, Alastair Trampoline Singapore

Level 1 (Under 9) Matthieu Alexandre Furno Zoom High Performance

Women’s

Level 5 (14+ years) Victoria Lee Tze Yern Trampoline Singapore

Level 4 (13+ years) Sarah Bte Shahrin Raffles Girls' Secondary School

Level 3 (12+ years) LEONG, See Neng Shannon Trampoline Singapore

Level 3 (11 & Under) Hannah Scott The Yard

Level 2 (15+ years) LEE, Charmaine Trampoline Singapore

Level 2 (11-14 years) Aimee Anderson The Yard

Level 1 (13+ years) Dania Paus Zoom High Performance

Level 1 (10-12 years) Reese Silworsky The Yard

Level 1 (9 & Under) Evie NG Zoom High Performance

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Photo: Shaun Ho Phebe Lau

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Sport Singapore Funding for Financial Year 16/17

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Other Relevant Disclosures

Conflict of Interest

MC, AC and Sub-Committee members are expected to avoid actual and perceived

conflicts of interest. Where these members have personal interests in business

transactions or contracts that SG may enter into, or have vested interests in other

organizations that SG have dealings with or is considering to entire into joint ventures

with, they are expected to declare such interests to the MC as soon as possible and

abstain from discussion and decision-making on the matter. Where such conflicts exist,

the MC will evaluate whether any potential conflicts of interest will affect the

continuing independence of MC members and whether it is appropriate for the

member to continue to remain on the committee.

Reserves Position

As per our Reserves Policy, the Management Committee aims to provide stability to

fund the structural costs in case of a decline in SportSG’s subsidies. The Management

Committee reviews the annual surplus semi-annually and apportions 30% of the surplus

to a restricted reserve.

The Management Committee aims to build up this fund to about SGD500K or

approximately equivalent of one year of salaries. About SGD100K will be held in an

operating bank account to fund working capital requirements. Since setting up the

reserves fund in 2010, the reserves have been held in a separate Fixed Deposit

account. The current amount is adequate to cover at least salaries for re-employment

transition in case this NSA should stop operations.

SG is up to date with the submission of our Online Evaluation Checklist via the Charity

Portal and the renewal of our Institute of Public Character (IPC) Status.

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