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Benson Tan Eng Kiong 2011 SDSC National Championships "I’m not afraid to face challenges despite my disability and do my best for Singapore. That is my Singapore Spirit."
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Bryan James Seow Wei Hwa
2011 SDSC National Championships "‘Never-say-die’ and doing my best for Singapore. That is the Singapore Spirit at its best." |
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Charlotte Lee Ai Shan
2011 SDSC National Championships 50m Freestyle S14 Open Womens – Gold,
50m Breast Stroke S14 Open Womens – Gold
"The Singapore Spirit inspires us to achieve success despite being a small country. Work hard and work smart!" |
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Emma Dione Schick
2011 SDSC National Championships 50m Freestyle S9 A Division Womens – Gold
100m Freestyle S9 A Division Womens – Gold
100 Breast Stroke S9 A Division Womens – Gold
"The Singapore Spirit means lots of amazing opportunities to excel and achieve and never giving up or letting external limitations or perceptions stop me."
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Joshua Tang Jin Lin
2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games, Athens, Greece "The Singapore Spirit is a competitive spirit and not a complacent spirit. One should always compete fairly and win honourably." |
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Lawrence Tay Wei Siang
2011 SDSC National Championships 50m Breast Stroke S14 Open Mens – Gold
100m Breast Stroke S14 Open Mens – Silver
50m Backstroke S14 Open Mens – Gold
4x50m Freestyle Relay Mens – Gold
"The Singapore Spirit is doing my best for Singapore." |
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Nadia Xu Bishan
2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games "The Singapore Spirit is my motto - to strive and yield not." |
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Stanley Lim Min Chieh
2011 SDSC National Championships 100m Freestyle S2 Open Mens – Gold
"Even though we’re a small country, we’re very proud to be Singaporeans. That is the Singapore Spirit."
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Theresa Goh Rui Si
2011 Pan Pacific Para-Swimming Championships,
Canada 200m Individual Medley – Gold
"The Singapore Spirit to me, is to know deep down, there’s no place I would rather call home than Singapore." |
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Yip Pin Xiu
2011 Pan Pacific Para-Swimming Championships Canada 50m Freestyle – Gold "The Singapore Spirit means giving my best in whatever I do, putting in my effort as a Singaporean and playing my part to help Singapore grow in any way possible." |