Twenty-four year old Mr Muhammad Aidil Bin Noor has lived in Singapore all his life. However, he has never really known many Singaporeans beyond those in his own community. To him, this was the result of not being actively involved in activities that would have allowed him to interact with others in society. On 12

More than 300 players and supporters from various ethnic groups came together on 6 March 2010 to participate in a multiracial football tournament aimed at promoting racial harmony Organised by Young Sikh Association (Singapore), a non-government organisation which aims to fulfill the aspirations of young Singaporeans, the event witnessed the participation 37 teams from different

With racial bonding the goal, close to 200 footballers came together to participate in the Sixth “Racial Harmony” 4-A-Side Football Tournament on 22 February 2009. Organised by Young Sikh Association (Singapore), the event included, for the first time, two hearing impaired teams and five teams from the expatriate communities. The Guest-of-Honour, Mr Teo Ser Luck,

Less than four days after Singapore received the nod to host of the inaugural Youth Olympic Games in 2010, Young Sikh Association (Singapore), or YSA, took the initiative to promote football among young Singapore by organising a one-day 4-a-side football tournament. Held on 24 February 2008, the event attracted more than 250 players and supporters.

Young Sikh Association (Singapore) organised its first rock climbing day at the ClimbAsia Climbing Centre on 23 September 2007. The key objectives of the event were to promote sports and healthy lifestyle among young Singaporeans and to develop character, strength and toughness in the participants. At the same time, it was geared at promoting rock

With racial bonding as the goal, more than 200 footballers came together to participate in the Fourth YSA “Racial Harmony” 4-A-Side Football Tournament on Sunday, 14 January 2007 at the Cage at Jalan Benaan Kapal. The indoor tournament attracted 32 teams, surpassing the target of 30 teams, as was the case in the past three

On Sunday, 8 January 2006, it poured the night before, in the morning and right throughout the day. Yet, as in 2005, more than 200 sports enthusiasts turned up for YSA’s Third “Racial Harmony” 4-A-Side Football Tournament at Kolam Ayer CC. Again, it was a full house with 30 teams. Despite the downpour, the players

YSA started the year with no less a bang than it did in the previous year. More than 220 players and supporters from different ethnic groups and background turned up for its Second “Racial Harmony” 4-A-Side Football Tournament on 9 January 2005. The event was held at Kolam Ayer CC. It was a full house

It was meant to be a day of sporting fun for the young ones. And more than 200 sportsmen and their supporters thoroughly enjoyed themselves at YSA’s Under-15 and Under-12 football tournaments held at St George’s Estate on 5 September 2004. In an effort to involve young Sikhs as well as youth groups of other

It was an opportunity for members of the hockey fraternity to network, interact and just have good fun. And that is exactly what YSA’s 4-A-Side “Network” Hockey Tournament on 6 June 2004 turned out to be. Held at Kolam Ayer CC, over 200 players and spectators attended the full-day activity. A total of 20 teams