(MIRI, 29th) Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin's representative, City Councillor Peng Siaw Bong, stated that badminton is fast-paced, agile, and highly skillful, capable of unleashing athletes' potential. Regardless of whether they are seasoned champions or novices, each participant shares a common goal to compete passionately, challenge themselves, and enjoy the thrill of the game.
He mentioned that this event celebrates the sporting spirit, determination, and excellence represented by badminton, a sport beloved by many Malaysians, especially those in Miri.
Peng Siaw Bong made these remarks during his speech at the opening ceremony of the Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin Badminton Challenge Cup.
He also expressed heartfelt gratitude to the organizers, volunteers, and sponsors who have worked tirelessly to host this event. Your dedication and hard work ensure the success of today's competition.
"To the players, I encourage you to perform your best on the court, to compete with a champion's mentality, respecting not only your opponents but also the game itself. Remember, victory is not just about the score, but also about the journey, the lessons learned, and friendships built."
He also wished all participants an unforgettable experience in this tournament, hoping the best players would win, but more importantly, that everyone enjoys the camaraderie and competitive spirit brought by this beautiful sport.
The total prize money for this event is 6,900 MYR, with 11 teams registered for the competition.
This team event format comprises five pairs per team: Men's Doubles Veterans (aged 44 to 54), Men's Doubles Veterans (55 and above), Women's Doubles Open, and two Men's Doubles Open.
Peng Siaw Bong made these remarks during his speech at the opening ceremony of the Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin Badminton Challenge Cup.
He also expressed heartfelt gratitude to the organizers, volunteers, and sponsors who have worked tirelessly to host this event. Your dedication and hard work ensure the success of today's competition.
"To the players, I encourage you to perform your best on the court, to compete with a champion's mentality, respecting not only your opponents but also the game itself. Remember, victory is not just about the score, but also about the journey, the lessons learned, and friendships built."
He also wished all participants an unforgettable experience in this tournament, hoping the best players would win, but more importantly, that everyone enjoys the camaraderie and competitive spirit brought by this beautiful sport.
The total prize money for this event is 6,900 MYR, with 11 teams registered for the competition.
This team event format comprises five pairs per team: Men's Doubles Veterans (aged 44 to 54), Men's Doubles Veterans (55 and above), Women's Doubles Open, and two Men's Doubles Open.