All are welcome to witness this official opening.
Venue: 253, Jalan Mahkota, Taman Maluri, Cheras, 55100 KL
Date: 1st August 2009
Time: 2:00pm
Attire: Sporty or Casual
If you have further enquiries, please do contact us. See you there!
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Official Opening of Hooi Yee Sport's 1st Pro Shop
Please be informed that this coming saturday (1st August 2009) will be the official opening of Hooi Yee Sport's 1st Pro Shop at Taman Maluri.
All are welcome to witness this official opening.
Venue: 253, Jalan Mahkota, Taman Maluri, Cheras, 55100 KL
Date: 1st August 2009
Time: 2:00pm
Attire: Sporty or Casual
If you have further enquiries, please do contact us. See you there!
All are welcome to witness this official opening.
Venue: 253, Jalan Mahkota, Taman Maluri, Cheras, 55100 KL
Date: 1st August 2009
Time: 2:00pm
Attire: Sporty or Casual
If you have further enquiries, please do contact us. See you there!
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Back In Action
Our Coach Chor Hooi Yee back in action in down under. Chor Hooi Yee participate in the Australia Open under the category of mixed double with Gan Teik Chai. They are under the sponsor of KLRC Bhd and Apacs Malaysia. The article below is taken from Star Publications (M) Bhd (Co No 10894-D).
The Star Sport Section Thursday July 23, 2009
Tsuen Seng ousted at Aussie Open
PETALING JAYA: World Championships-bound men’s singles shuttler Lee Tsuen Seng (pic) suffered a big jolt to his confidence when he was ousted in the second round of the Australian Open yesterday.
The third seeded Malaysian, who had a first-round bye, was beaten 19-21, 19-21 by Aditya Prakash of India in 39 minutes.
The other two Malaysians in the men’s singles competition, KLRC Bhd’s Zulfadli Zulkifli and K. Yogendran, were also eliminated in the second round.
Asian junior championship quarter-finalist Zulfadli failed to get the better of sixth seed Anup Sridhar of India, losing 17-21, 18-21 while Yogendran lost 16-21, 6-21 to top seed Chan Yan Kit of Hong Kong.
Malaysia’s title hopes now rest on the men’s doubles pair of Gan Teik Chai-Tan Bin Shen, the second seeds, who received a bye into the second round.
Results
* Matches involving Malaysians
· MEN’S SINGLES
First round: K. Yogendran bt Sean Lim (Aus) 21-8, 21-15; Zulfadli Zulkiffli bt Jason Tan (Aus) 21-7, 21-9.
Second round: Yogendran lost to Chan Yan Kit (Hkg) 16-21, 6-21, Zulfadli lost to Anup Sridhar (Ind) 17-21, 18-21; Lee Tsuen Seng lost to Aditya Prakash (Ind) 19-21, 19-21.
· MIXED DOUBLES
First round: K. Yogendran-Anita Raj Kaur bt Ben Mccarthy-Ann-Louise Slee (Aus) 21-17, 21-14; Gan Teik Chai-Chor Hooi Yee bt Rowan Henderson-Alison Greenhill (Aus) 21-9, 21-10.
Tsuen Seng ousted at Aussie Open
PETALING JAYA: World Championships-bound men’s singles shuttler Lee Tsuen Seng (pic) suffered a big jolt to his confidence when he was ousted in the second round of the Australian Open yesterday.
The third seeded Malaysian, who had a first-round bye, was beaten 19-21, 19-21 by Aditya Prakash of India in 39 minutes.
The other two Malaysians in the men’s singles competition, KLRC Bhd’s Zulfadli Zulkifli and K. Yogendran, were also eliminated in the second round.
Asian junior championship quarter-finalist Zulfadli failed to get the better of sixth seed Anup Sridhar of India, losing 17-21, 18-21 while Yogendran lost 16-21, 6-21 to top seed Chan Yan Kit of Hong Kong.
Malaysia’s title hopes now rest on the men’s doubles pair of Gan Teik Chai-Tan Bin Shen, the second seeds, who received a bye into the second round.
Results
* Matches involving Malaysians
· MEN’S SINGLES
First round: K. Yogendran bt Sean Lim (Aus) 21-8, 21-15; Zulfadli Zulkiffli bt Jason Tan (Aus) 21-7, 21-9.
Second round: Yogendran lost to Chan Yan Kit (Hkg) 16-21, 6-21, Zulfadli lost to Anup Sridhar (Ind) 17-21, 18-21; Lee Tsuen Seng lost to Aditya Prakash (Ind) 19-21, 19-21.
· MIXED DOUBLES
First round: K. Yogendran-Anita Raj Kaur bt Ben Mccarthy-Ann-Louise Slee (Aus) 21-17, 21-14; Gan Teik Chai-Chor Hooi Yee bt Rowan Henderson-Alison Greenhill (Aus) 21-9, 21-10.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Young Shuttlers Shine at Tourney
The article has been published in The Star Metro Section on June 29, 2009. It has been a long awaited for Hooi Yee Sport to update this news because of our hectic work on the opening of Hooi Yee Sport's Pro Shop at Taman Maluri. The article below is taken from Star Publications (M) Bhd (Co No 10894-D).
The Star Metro Section Monday June 29, 2009
Young shuttlers shine at tourney
By NG WEI LOON
YOUNG novice shuttlers had the opportunity to shine at a junior tournament held in conjunction with the official opening of the newly set-up Twins Sport Badminton Centre at USJ19 in Subang Jaya recently.
Former national men’s doubles shuttler Yap Yee Hup, who is the Yap Twins Sport Management chief coaching director said they did not allow the top ranked state junior shuttlers to feature in the two-day tournament to create a level playing field for other competitors.
“The eventual outcomes would be very predictable with the familiar faces and more competent players dominating their age-groups.
“We wanted other potential players to surface and challenge for the top positions. Experiencing the winning feel was a great boost to their confidence and will keep them motivated and scale for greater heights,” he added.
Young shuttlers shine at tourney
By NG WEI LOON
YOUNG novice shuttlers had the opportunity to shine at a junior tournament held in conjunction with the official opening of the newly set-up Twins Sport Badminton Centre at USJ19 in Subang Jaya recently.
Former national men’s doubles shuttler Yap Yee Hup, who is the Yap Twins Sport Management chief coaching director said they did not allow the top ranked state junior shuttlers to feature in the two-day tournament to create a level playing field for other competitors.
“The eventual outcomes would be very predictable with the familiar faces and more competent players dominating their age-groups.
“We wanted other potential players to surface and challenge for the top positions. Experiencing the winning feel was a great boost to their confidence and will keep them motivated and scale for greater heights,” he added.
Putting up a fight: Chang Seau Chyi bagged both the singles and doubles.
Although the organisers called off the doubles competitions for girls’ Under-10 and girls’ Under-12 due to lack of entries, they received overwhelming response for boys’ Under-10 and boys’ Under-12 singles with about 60 competitors each in the fray.
And it was also a closely contested affair in the boys’ Under-12 singles final that went the full distance before Shazran Fadzli prevailed over his opponent Kaw Yi Suen 30-29.
And it was also a closely contested affair in the boys’ Under-12 singles final that went the full distance before Shazran Fadzli prevailed over his opponent Kaw Yi Suen 30-29.
Yap: We wanted other potential players to surface and challenge for the top positions
“The match could have gone either way when the score was levelled at 29-29. In the decisive rally, Shazran lost his footing when he dived down to retrieve a shot. But, his opponent made an elementary error and allowed him to walk away with the victory,” Yap recalled.
The duo of Yap Chee Yong and Chang Sheau Chyi scored a double bagging both in the singles and doubles in the boys’ Under-10 and girls’ Under-14 respectively.
Among the partners for the recent junior meet were Pro-Ace, Apacs, Pro-Tech and RCL.
Considering that they have established a 20-court rubberised hall in Subang Jaya, Yap said they will be conducting group training sessions for the youngsters on Saturday and Sunday.
“Normally, we only concentrate on providing classes with personal attention for our trainees. We host the group sessions only for programmes in schools.
“But, the parents have requested for it and we planning to assign a coach to guide a maximum of eight trainees in the two-and-half hour session,” he added.
In addition, they are also lining up men’s doubles open and men’s doubles veteran (above 45 years) scheduled in August.
RESULTS
> BOYS’
- Under-10
Singles: 1. Yap Chee Yong; 2. Muhd Najmi Kamaruddin; 3. Chew Lok Hong, Chew Lok Kin
Doubles: 1. Yap Chee Yong-Lim Chong King; 2. Chew Lok Hong-Chew Lok Kin; 3. Koh Sian Hern-Ng Chen Wai, Chow Chi Wen-Chew Desmond
- Under-12
Singles: 1. Shazran Fadzli; 2. Kaw Yi Suen; 3. Wang Wei Sheng, Muhd Norazwan Halim
Doubles: 1. Muhd Ariff Iskandar-Muhd Najmi Kamarudin; 2. Muhd Norazwan-Mohd Syamil Idham; 3. Aaron Lim Wei Lua-Goh Mun Kit, Muhd Nasrie Halim-Muhd Nurzaihani Hafizi
- Under-14
Singles: 1. Law Wei Song; 2. Yong Han Hian; 3. William Ooi Wei Wern, Muhd Sharunizim Rahman
Doubles: 1. Farzad Shah-Eizlan Shah; 2. Shaun Chwee Yew Leong-Tan Yung Wen; 3. William Ooi-Low Kah Onn, Muhd Izzat Ismail-Shahrunizam Rahman
> GIRLS’
- Under-10
Singles: 1. Carrie Tan Jia Le; 2. Welnis Lim; 3. Ong Yee Suan, Nurul Farisha
- Under-12
Singles: 1. Lim Maggie; 2. Seow Bok Wen; 3. Kam Keen Onn, Angeline Teoh Wei Xing
- Under-14
Singles: 1. Chang Sheau Chyi; 2. Liow Sze Ching; 3. Racheal Ow, Chew Le Hoey
Doubles: 1. Chang Sheau Chyi-Ong Ee Ting; 2. Chew Le Huey-Chiew Meng Sim; 3. Ou Yang Huey Yi-Tan Yin Sye, Aoi Naito-Sakura Naito
“The match could have gone either way when the score was levelled at 29-29. In the decisive rally, Shazran lost his footing when he dived down to retrieve a shot. But, his opponent made an elementary error and allowed him to walk away with the victory,” Yap recalled.
The duo of Yap Chee Yong and Chang Sheau Chyi scored a double bagging both in the singles and doubles in the boys’ Under-10 and girls’ Under-14 respectively.
Among the partners for the recent junior meet were Pro-Ace, Apacs, Pro-Tech and RCL.
Considering that they have established a 20-court rubberised hall in Subang Jaya, Yap said they will be conducting group training sessions for the youngsters on Saturday and Sunday.
“Normally, we only concentrate on providing classes with personal attention for our trainees. We host the group sessions only for programmes in schools.
“But, the parents have requested for it and we planning to assign a coach to guide a maximum of eight trainees in the two-and-half hour session,” he added.
In addition, they are also lining up men’s doubles open and men’s doubles veteran (above 45 years) scheduled in August.
RESULTS
> BOYS’
- Under-10
Singles: 1. Yap Chee Yong; 2. Muhd Najmi Kamaruddin; 3. Chew Lok Hong, Chew Lok Kin
Doubles: 1. Yap Chee Yong-Lim Chong King; 2. Chew Lok Hong-Chew Lok Kin; 3. Koh Sian Hern-Ng Chen Wai, Chow Chi Wen-Chew Desmond
- Under-12
Singles: 1. Shazran Fadzli; 2. Kaw Yi Suen; 3. Wang Wei Sheng, Muhd Norazwan Halim
Doubles: 1. Muhd Ariff Iskandar-Muhd Najmi Kamarudin; 2. Muhd Norazwan-Mohd Syamil Idham; 3. Aaron Lim Wei Lua-Goh Mun Kit, Muhd Nasrie Halim-Muhd Nurzaihani Hafizi
- Under-14
Singles: 1. Law Wei Song; 2. Yong Han Hian; 3. William Ooi Wei Wern, Muhd Sharunizim Rahman
Doubles: 1. Farzad Shah-Eizlan Shah; 2. Shaun Chwee Yew Leong-Tan Yung Wen; 3. William Ooi-Low Kah Onn, Muhd Izzat Ismail-Shahrunizam Rahman
> GIRLS’
- Under-10
Singles: 1. Carrie Tan Jia Le; 2. Welnis Lim; 3. Ong Yee Suan, Nurul Farisha
- Under-12
Singles: 1. Lim Maggie; 2. Seow Bok Wen; 3. Kam Keen Onn, Angeline Teoh Wei Xing
- Under-14
Singles: 1. Chang Sheau Chyi; 2. Liow Sze Ching; 3. Racheal Ow, Chew Le Hoey
Doubles: 1. Chang Sheau Chyi-Ong Ee Ting; 2. Chew Le Huey-Chiew Meng Sim; 3. Ou Yang Huey Yi-Tan Yin Sye, Aoi Naito-Sakura Naito
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