MSSM KEDAH 2014

KEJOHANAN BALAPAN DAN PADANG MAJLIS SUKAN SEKOLAH MALAYSIA KALI KE-56 KEDAH 2014 , 2-7 MEI 2014 STADIUM DARULAMAN ALOR SETAR

http://www.bpmssm2014.msskedah.net/index.php/terma-rujukan/jadual-kejohanan

    

Jadual Kejohanan Olahraga Terbuka POWPKL Yang Ke-28, 2014

Kejohanan Olahraga Terbuka POWPKL Yang Ke-28, 2014

19-20 April 2014

ISN, KL

Hari Pertama

Hari Kedua

WEST AUSTRALIAN LITTLE ATHLETICS (WALA) 2014

Datuk Marina ( Pengtua SSBJ ) bersama dengan 

WALA Chairman - Mr. Robert Crocket & Madam Kay Runge

Are We ready??

Pole Vaulter are ready to "ROcK & RoLL" .......... 

WALAA Games,Perth Australia

Arrived at Perth, Australia  

                                                  

Time Dinner  - Prepare by "Chef Datuk"  

chee.....

Is Look Yummy.... :P

Schedule of FTAAA, ISN KL , 22-23 March 2014

Day 1

Day 2

Raja Pecut MSSK 2014

Syazwan Raja Pecut MSSK - atlet/pelajar SSBJ

Are You Ready ??

 

Date : 30 June - 04 July 2014

Date : 03-07 May 2014

Are You Ready ??

Monday 25 November 2013

Published: Wednesday November 13, 2013 MYT 4:31:00 PM
Updated: Wednesday November 13, 2013 MYT 4:32:43 PM

BJSS combined meet receives good regional support

BY AFTAR SINGH

KUALA LUMPUR: Bukit Jalil Sports School’s (BJSS) decision to organise the annual International Combined Events Championships (ICE) from 2010 is now seeing results.

BJSS have produced athletes like Nor Shahidatun Nadia Mohd Zuki, who won two gold medals in the girls’ Under-18 long jump and triple jump events in the inaugural Asian Schools Track and Field Championships held in Kuantan in September.

Nadia, a Form Five student at BJSS, who is sitting for her Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations, will make her debut in next month’s Myanmar SEA Games.

The fourth edition of the ICE will be held at the National Sports Council (NSC) Training Track in Bukit Jalil on Nov 23 and 24.

The competition is designed for a “special combined events” for Under-13 and Under-14 students.

All the boys’ and girls’ Under-13 participants must compete in five events – 80m hurdles, 800m, high jump, long jump and shot putt, while the Under-14 boys and girls will have to feature in six events – 100m, 100m hurdles, 800m, high jump, long jump and shot putt.

Points will be given for the best effort by competitors in each event.

BJSS principal Datuk Marina Chin said that they introduced ICE for the Under-13 and Under-14 students because there is a lack of competition for these age groups.

“The competition also helps local coaches identify which student has talent in the five or six events they take part in.

“The meet not only provides students with competition but also helps produce good athletes like Nor Shahidatun, who has done well in long jump and triple jump in the Asian and Asean Schools competitions,” said Marina.

The other local sports schools which will feature in the two-day meet are Tunku Mahkota Ismail Sports School of Johor, Tun Hussein Onn Sports School of Kluang, Pahang Sports School, Sabah Sports School and Tabuan Jaya Sports School of Sarawak.

Two foreign schools will also compete in the meet – Singapore Sports School and the Ubon Ratchathani Sports School of Thailand.

Marina said that Maribyrnong Sports Academy of Melbourne featured in the competition last year but are unable to make it this year as they have their own programme at that time.

BJSS have been the overall champions in the last three editions and they hope to maintain the win this year.

http://www.thestar.com.my/Sport/Athletics/2013/11/13/BJSS-combined-meet-receives-good-regional-support.aspx

Published: Wednesday November 13, 2013 MYT 4:24:00 PM
Updated: Wednesday November 13, 2013 MYT 4:26:56 PM

Determined Nadia juggles SPM and SEA Games

BY AFTAR SINGH

Nor Shahidatun Nadia Mohd Zuki completes the triple jump at the Asian Schools Track and Field Championships in Kuantan in September. She won the gold medal for the triple jump and long jump events. She is now eyeing the SEA Games, despite having to juggle studies and training.

KUALA LUMPUR: Walker Elena Goh has withdrawn from next month’s Myanmar SEA Games to focus on her Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations, which began last week.

But another Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS) student – Nor Shahidatun Nadia Mohd Zuki – is bent on making her Games debut despite having to sit for the SPM examinations.

Nadia, 17, who was named the best female athlete in the inaugural Asian Schools Track and Field Championships for winning two gold medals in Kuantan in September, will compete in the long jump and triple jump events in the biennial Games in Myanmar.

She is ranked third in the South-East Asia region in the long jump event based on her season's best of 6.09m at the Asean Schools championships in Hanoi in June.

Indonesia’s Maria Natalia Londa (6.42m) and Catherina Kay Santos (6.17m) of the Philippines are ranked first and second respectively in the region.

For the triple jump, Nadia is ranked sixth based on her personal best of 13.01m, which she set in Kuantan in September.

Nadia is the third woman triple jumper in Malaysia to have surpassed the 13m mark. The others are Noor Amira Nafiah, who holds the national record of 13.90m and will feature in Myanmar, and Ngew Siew Mei (personal best of 13.74m).

Nadia, who is from Alor Setar, admitted that it hasn't been easy juggling her time between preparing for the SPM examinations and training for the SEA Games.

“Although I’m busy with my exams, I still train every day. My goal is to do well in the SPM and the SEA Games,” said Nadia, who will focus more on the long jump event “because I stand a better chance of winning a medal”.

“It’ll be my first SEA Games and I’ll be more than happy if I can improve on my personal best of 6.11m.”

Her coach, Zainal Abas, said that Nadia “is a dedicated athlete, who has shown steady improvement in the long jump and triple jump events”.

“She has done well at the junior level and it will be a bonus if she can finish on the podium at the Games,” said Zainal.

http://www.thestar.com.my/Sport/Athletics/2013/11/13/Determined-Nadia-juggles-SPM-and-SEA-Games.aspx

Selasa November 5, 2013

Jurulatih Lontar Peluru Negara Mohd Nazar Meninggal Dunia

KUALA LUMPUR: Jurulatih acara lontar peluru negara Mohd Nazar Abdul Rahim meninggal dunia akibat komplikasi jantung di Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL) pada Isnin.

Allahyarham, yang bertugas sebagai jurulatih sepenuh masa dengan Majlis Sukan Negara (MSN), berusia 42 tahun.

Isterinya, Khairul Bariah Mohd Adam, 42, berkata suaminya meninggalkan dunia kira-kira 7.30 pagi selepas mengalami masalah jantung sejak awal tahun ini.

"Keadaan beliau bertambah kritikal sejak dua hari lepas," katanya kepada pemberita di kediamannya di Taman Keramat di sini.

Khairul Bariah, yang bertugas sebagai guru di Sekolah Menengah Lembah Keramat di sini, berkata suaminya telah dimasukkan ke Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (HUKM) sebanyak empat kali tahun ini iaitu pada Januari, Mei, Jun dan September.

Katanya, jenazah Allahyarham akan dikebumikan di Tanah Perkuburan Islam TamanKeramat selepas solat Asar pada Isnin.

Allahyarham meninggalkan dua anak perempuan masing-masing berusia 13 dan 15 tahun.

Khairul Bahriah berkata, suaminya telah mendidik ramai alet lontar peluru negara termasuk pemegang pingat perak Sukan SEA, Adil Aliffudin Hussin.

Sementara itu, Adi Alifuddin berkata, beliau berazam untuk meraih pingat emas pada temasya Sukan SEA di Myanmar Disember ini bagi merealisasikan impian jurulatihnya itu.

"Saya mengenali arwah (Allahyarham Nazar) lebih 10 tahun, arwah memang mengalami masalah jantung, semalam keadaannya semakin teruk.

"Walaupun arwah sudah tiada, semangatnya sentiasa bersama saya. Saya akan berlatih bersungguh-sungguh untuk capai hajat arwah," katanya. - BERNAMA

http://mstar.com.my/variasi/sukan/cerita.asp?file=/2013/11/5/mstar_sukan/20131104164345&sec=mstar_sukan