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SULTAN Ahmad Shah Malaysian Veterans Hockey Association players achieved a rare double by winning two gold medals at the World Masters Men’s Asian Continental Championship 2025, held at the Hong Kong Sports Club from Nov 25–30. Coach V. Kalimuthu’s 060s squad successfully defended their title, while the 050s squad, guided by former international and Olympian Maninderjit Singh, clinched their first-ever championship win.The 060s team delivered a dominant performance throughout the tournament, defeating Hong Kong 5-0 in the final. In the preliminary round, they overwhelmed Singapore 11-0, edged Japan 3-2, and beat South Korea 5-3. In the final, captain and former international Soon Mustaffa opened the scoring in the 13th minute, followed by goals from R. Chandrasegar, Zaiharin Jauhari, Harcharanjit Sundar and Datuk Seri Surinder Singh Dhaliwal.

Over 1,200 young footballers will compete in the upcoming 19th edition of the Royal Selangor Club (RSC) – Datuk Chu Ah Nge International Junior Soccer Tournament slated for today and ends on Dec 7 at the grounds of the RSC Bukit Kiara Annexe. This year’s tournament will also feature teams from Singapore, Maldives, Indonesia, Nepal and Malaysia, said organising committee chairman Datuk Gerald Rakish Kumar.

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PUMA Malaysia, together with the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM), has launched the new Harimau Malaya 2025 Third Jersey, completing the national team’s 2025 collection after the earlier release of the Home and Away kits. The design carries a fresh, modern aesthetic built on performance innovation.Centred on the theme ‘Bangkit Bersama’, the jersey symbolises collective resilience and renewed focus, featuring a bold blue-and-red colourway with tiger-stripe elements that pay tribute to Malaysia’s football identity and spirit.

Malaysia’s padel scene reached a new milestone as the AIMS Club Padel Masters Grand Finals 2025 wrapped up at Pop Padel, Bamboo Hills, marking the biggest padel competition in the country with nearly 400 participants across Bronze to Elite categories.The event followed nationwide qualifiers held at Pop Padel, Padel Revolution, and Joy Division 2, culminating in a three-day Grand Finals weekend from Nov 28–30.Owned and presented by AIMS Club and organised by AllAboutSports (All’BoutPadel) and Scorehub, the tournament showcased a structured, inclusive competitive pathway that brought players, families, and supporters together in a major sporting atmosphere. AIMS Club President YM Dr Tunku Mukhri said the strong turnout shows Malaysia is ready for a more ambitious, organised padel circuit.