28th SEA Games Singapore 2015 Day 2 - Table Tennis

28th SEA Games 2015 is finally here in Singapore!

Super excited about it because this is the first time I am watching SEA Games live.
The last time SEA Games was held in Singapore was way back in 1993, it has finally returned to Singapore again after a 22-year long hiatus. This is the fourth time Singapore is hosting the Southeast Asian Games.

SEA Games will be held in Singapore from June 5 to 16, a total of 36 sports and 402 events will feature in the 12-day fiesta.

Which sports are you heading down to give your root support?

I was at Singapore Sports Hub to check out the SEA Games carnival as well as to watch my first ever Table Tennis match. Thanks CL for the ticket.

Table Tennis take place from Jun 1 - Jun 8 with 67 Athletes involved.

Admission fee to watch this sport is $20.

Say hello to Nila, 28th SEA Games mascot.

The name "Nila" is inspired by Sang Nila Utama, the founder of Singapura. The red mane symbolises the burning Passion for sports and the heart-shaped face represents Friendship created through competition. 

I want a Nila plushie.

One of the carnival activities are UnionPay Hot Air Balloon.

Each hot air balloon ride can accommodate a maximum of 3 passengers and 1 pilot. Ticket is required.

So many sports that I want to watch!!!!!

Let's strive for gold, go Team Singapore.

A total of 11 countries are involved in SEA Games 2015. They are Singapore, Vietnam, Timor Leste, Thailand, Philippines, Myanmar, Malaysia, Laos, Indonesia, Cambodia and Brunei.

The Table Tennis match was held at Singapore Indoor Stadium. 

The once familiar concert venue has transformed into a competition venue.

The men's and women's team match took place concurrently in the Indoor Stadium. My eyes will be busy later catching the different match.

Today's match:

Men's team: Thailand vs Vietnam

Men's team: Indonesia vs Philippines

Women's team: Malaysia vs Thailand

Women's team: Singapore vs Vietnam

The Athletes from Thailand making their appearance

Followed by Vietnam.

Team Philippines and Team Indonesia.

Team Singapore.

The match for men's team group B match 6 kickstart: 

Indonesia vs Philippines. 

One minute break for both team.

Let's go, Singapore!

Let's go!

It was an eye-opener event for me, there was never a moment I felt bored. But just a pity that I didn't get to watch Feng Tianwei played live because Singapore won all the 3 games, so there was no need for her to play. Super excited, especially the match of Indonesia against Philippines, they liked to smack the ping pong high and it bounced higher than normal. Awesome match.

Not sure when the next SEA Games would come to Singapore, grab this opportunity to watch as many games as you can. It's a different experience watching it live compared to watching it from television or online.

For more information about the games, visit https://www.seagames2015.com/

Celebrate 28th SEA GAMES 2015 with 100PLUS Limited Edition Gold Cans

Counting down 8 more days, the region's largest sporting event will be happening right here in Singapore.

The Southeast Asian Games (SEA GAMES) will once again return to Singapore in 2015, after a 22-year long hiatus. 

Being the official isotonic drink of 28th SEA GAMES, 100PLUS has come up with a limited edition 100PLUS commemorative Gold Can to celebrate this pivotal milestone, in support and recognition of the greatness of our athletes as they outdo themselves in making Singapore proud.

Each limited edition 100PLUS Gold Can embodies the nation's voice of support of Team Singapore as they strive for gold. A drink for the athletes to rehydrate and empower in the Games Village.

This year, Singapore is celebrating her golden jubilee year. Singaporean athletes are gearing up to outdo themselves in attaining at least 50 gold medals as a gift to the nation. As such, 100PLUS SEA GAMES campaign rallies fellow Singaporeans to unite and cheer for Team Singapore.

100PLUS believes that greatness is not made only on game day, it manifests in these athletes the moment they show commitment, hard work and dedication to bring pride to the nation during their trainings prior to the games. In light of this, the campaign underscores that Greatness starts today!

Singapore's No.1 isotonic drink, 100PLUS aids in replenishing lost fluids, energy and electrolytes to combat the effects of dehydration, heat and exertion, enabling individuals to achieve peak performance in their daily lifestyles. The brand has been the prominent and ever-supportive isotonic drink of choice at many major sport events in Singapore.

To show our support to Team Singapore, we can can upload pictures of ourselves with the limited edition 100PLUS Gold Can on Instragram with hashtag #GoforGoldSG and leave words of encouragement for the Team.

You are also in for a treat at the 100PLUS Roadshows on the weekends leading up to the Games where you can participate in a sure-win lucky draw when you purchase $8 worth of participating products.

The commemorative gold cans are now available for a limited period and quantity at major supermarkets, hypermarkets, participating convenience stores and provision shops. Each gold can (325ml) retails at a recommended selling price of S$0.80.

For more information about 100PLUS, pls visit https://www.facebook.com/100plus

Good, better, best. Never let it rest. 

Go Team Singapore!