Lin Sijian Appears in Bangkok, Boosts Malaysian Women's Volleyball with Strong Support

(Bangkok, 15th) — Malaysian Sports Council board member and Miri Volleyball Association president Lin Sijian recently visited the volleyball competition venue in Bangkok, Thailand, to cheer on the Malaysian national women's volleyball team participating in the international tournament, demonstrating his high level of attention and firm support for the development of national volleyball.
Lin Sijian said that this tournament sees the team led by team manager Yan Laihao and head coach Liu Fuyun, with the national women's team mainly consisting of young players. The overall lineup focuses on the new generation, with the main goal being to accumulate practical experience through high-level matches and lay the foundation for the future construction of the national team.
He pointed out that although the Malaysian women's team still has a gap in overall strength compared to traditional powerhouses like Thailand and Vietnam, this is an important opportunity for young players to build their mentality and improve their skill level.

He encouraged the players to show the spirit of fighting to the end and fearlessness against strong opponents on the court, giving their all.
"I hope these young players can prove with their performance that their selection to the national team is not by chance, but the result of their capabilities and long-term dedication."
He emphasized that experience on the international stage is crucial for the growth of young players, and every match is a valuable learning process. As long as they continue to be invested and make steady progress, the Malaysian women's volleyball team will gradually narrow the gap with regional powerhouses.
Looking to the future, Lin Sijian hopes that the national women's team will continue to accumulate experience and competitive strength in the coming years, and expects that when competing at home in 2027, they will strive for the best results and bring glory to the nation and fans.