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About Singapore Gymnastics

Our Mission

To promote gymnastics as a sport for all ages and to develop world class athletes

who consistently win medals at the South East Asian Games, Asian Games,

Commonwealth Games, and other Games.

Our Core Values (“Piper”)

Passion for what we do

Integrity in how we do it

Professionalism in our approach

Enjoyment in the process

Respect for others

Information on Singapore Gymnastics

Singapore Gymnastics (SG) was registered with the Registry of Societies on 24 July

2003 and gazetted on 15 August 2003 as the National Sports Association for

gymnastics. Its formation by the gymnastics fraternity was supported by the

Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) and Sports Singapore (SS). Singapore

Gymnastics has been affiliated to the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique

(FIG) since December 2003. Singapore Gymnastics is a registered Charity since

December 2010. In addition, Singapore Gymnastics received the status of Institution

of a Public Character (IPC) which allows the association to receive tax-deductable

donations.

Registered Address: 3 Stadium Drive #01-33 Singapore 397630

UEN Number: T03SS0136E

IPC Number: IPC000511

Singapore Gymnastics celebrates in 2015 as our nation reaches its 50th year of

independence. Like this precious community we call home, the gymnastics family is

young and vibrant with big dreams.

As the entire country celebrates this special year, Singapore Gymnastics will

continue to spread our passion for the sport, and belief in the value of gymnastics for

everyone. We will work hard to build a strong future for the sport, to help our

budding gymnasts achieve their dreams and to bring sporting pride to Singapore.

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Partners & Sponsors

Partners

Wong Partnership provides pro bono legal services to

Singapore Gymnastic.

Sponsors

Sport Singapore, a statutory board of the Ministry of Culture,

Community and Youth, is the main funding body and

partner for Singapore Gymnastics.

Northpac International, official distributor of GK Elite, is the

Sponsor to Singapore Gymnastics National Artistic

Gymnastics Teams until 2016.

Game Day specializes in sports medicine products for

athletes of all levels. Supporter of Singapore Gymnastics

2013 – 2015.

Beauty Direct Pte Ltd is the official distributor of Chacott

products, is the Sponsor for Singapore Gymnastics National

Rhythmic Gymnastics Teams from 2014 – 2016.

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Event Sponsors

Barilla is the official Pasta Sponsor for the 11th Singapore

Gymnastics Open Championships & 1st SEAGZone

Gymnastics Championships 2014, and GymFest 2014.

Fragrance Hotel Management Pte. Ltd is the

official Partner Hotel for the 11th Singapore

Gymnastics Open Championships & 1st

SEAGZone Gymnastics Championships 2014.

San Benedetto is the official Water Sponsor for the 11th

Singapore Gymnastics Open Championships & 1st

SEAGZone Gymnastics Championships 2014, and GymFest

2014.

Singapore Press Holdings Ltd is the official Bronze Event

Sponsor of GymFest 2014.

ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited is the Event Sponsor of

National Danish Performance Team “ORBITA” Show 2014.

Delfi Marketing Pte Ltd is the official distributor for Kjeldsens

for the National Danish Performance Team “ORBITA” Show

2014.

Hong Leong Holdings Limited is the Event Sponsor of


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NTUC FairPrice Foundation Ltd is the Event Sponsor of


Alvin Sports Enterprise is the official awards for the 7th

Singapore Gymnastics National Championships 2015.

Fostre Catering Pte Ltd & Food Fest F&B Pte

Ltd is the official catering for the 7th

Singapore Gymnastics National

Championships 2015.

LilliPutt Pte Ltd is the event sponsor for the 7th Singapore

Gymnastics National Championships 2015.

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Pictured: Nadine Joy Nathan

Team Singapore WAG Gymnast at SEA

Games 2015

Photographer: Haruhiko Otsuka

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Contents Page

SG Management Committee

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SG Audit Committee 9

SG Secretariat 9

SG Discipline Representatives 9

SG MC Advisor 9

SG Coaches 10

Message from the President 11

Marketing Report 13-15

High Participation

- Events 17-18

- Membership 19

- Judge Accreditation 20

- National Competition Programme 21

- Volunteers 21

- Courses 23

High Performance

- Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG) 25

- Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG) 27

- Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG) 29

- Major Games Report 30-31

- Singapore Gymnastics National Champions 32-33

Sport Singapore Funding 34-35

Other Relevant Disclosures

- Conflict of Interest 36

- SG Reserves Position 36

- Disclosure of annual remuneration of Top 3 Key Executives 37

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SG Management Committee

Management Committee 2013 – 2015 (June)

MC meeting attendance from July 2014 to June 2015

Goh Hwee Cheng President 5/5

Lee Hong Chuang 1st Vice-President 4/5

Floyd Smith 2nd Vice-President 2/5

Patrick Ho 3rd Vice-President 4/5

Stephen Lim Treasurer (co-opted July 2014) 5/5

Pansy Khua Assistant Treasurer 5/5

Chai Soh Lan Secretary 5/5

Dr David Tay Assistant Secretary 2/5

Dr John Chia Committee Member 4/5

Keong Sin Gen Committee Member 4/5

Sng Puay Liang Committee Member 3/5

Perry Koh Committee Member 3/5

MC meeting attendance from July 2013 to June 2014

Goh Hwee Cheng President 5/5

Lee Hong Chuang 1st Vice-President 4/5

Floyd Smith 2nd Vice-President 2/5

Marla Kvaal 3rd Vice-President 4/5

Lim Ye-lin Treasurer 4/5

(co-opted October 2011)

Stephen Lim Assistant Treasurer 2/5

(co-opted March 2014)

Chai Soh Lan Secretary 5/5

Dr David Tay Assistant Secretary 2/5

Dr John Chia Committee Member 3/5

Keong Sin Gen Committee Member 3/5

Sng Puay Liang Committee Member 4/5

Perry Koh Committee Member 4/5

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SG Audit Committee

Audit Committee

Joseph Kwok Chairperson (Co-opted January 2015)

Goh Boon Kiat Chairperson (Service ended January 2015)

Wee Choo Peng Member

Daniel Tan Member (Co-opted March 2015)

Auditor

C.C Yang And Co.

Legal Adviser (Pro Bono)

Koh Swee Yen Wong Partnership LLP

Gurjoth Kaur Randhawa Wong Partnership LLP

SG Secretariat

CURRENT

Janssen Ong General Manager

Ong She-na Finance & Office Manager

Quek Meizhen Teresa High Performance Manager (Acting)

(change of position from May 2014)

Eleonora Klidzia High Participation Manager

Sheela Klein BookKeeper

PREVIOUS

Chong Yimei High Performance Manager

(service ended September 2014)

Sim Shilin High Perforance Manager

(service ended May 2015)

SG Discipline Representatives

Perry Koh Gymnastics for All

Sng Puay Liang Men’s Artistic Gymnastics

Chai Soh Lan Women’s Artistic Gymnastics

Patrick Ho Rhythmic Gymnastics

Keong Sin Gen Trampoline

SG MC Advisor

Lam Poh Min MC Advisor

(Co-opted January 2015)

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SG Coaches

MEN’S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS (MAG)

Lin Zhen Qiu MAG Coach

Ryosuke Kusumi MAG Coach

He Tao MAG Coach

WOMEN’S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS (WAG)

Tao Xiaomin WAG Coach

Zhu Yibin WAG Coach

Zhen Chao WAG Coach

Wang Xin WAG Coach

Zhang Ruoping WAG Coach

Chen Xiao WAG Coach

Zhao Qun WAG Coach

(service ended October 2014)

Yuan Kexia WAG Coach


RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS (RG)

Zhu Xiao Ping RG Coach

Rimma Stopina RG Coach

Zhou Yu RG Coach

(service ended June 2015)

Zhou Ying RG Coach

(service ended January 2015)

Victoria Karpenko RG Coach


DANCE INSTRUCTORS

Joana Melchior RG

Rebecca Shanhun RG

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Message from the President

This year has been a year of many challenges and key changes.

To help us meet this, the gymnastics community has had to pull

together. Members of the Management Committee, the SG secretariat, judges,

coaches, gymnasts and parents as well as volunteers all played a big part in

every success and helped us achieve the desired outcomes.

As the sport continues to grow, the secretariat has had to work hard to ensure stakeholder needs are

met with the resources available. They have provided the support for our elite gymnasts at local,

national andinternational competitions, and also run continuous education programs for judges and

coaches.

They have implemented new initiatives and processes to improve the responsible management of

the sport. This includes the key appointment of Discipline Representatives to represent the

Management Committee for matters relating to all the different disciplines as well as Gymnastics-For-

All. Financial controls were improved, and a breakeven target was set for non-Sport SG funded

activities.

Through the hard work of the entire gymnastics fraternity, it is heartening to see our gymnasts make

their mark internationally. We attained our first MAG bronze medals at the Commonwealth Games

2014. Our WAG representative flew the flag at the Youth Olympic Games 2014 as she qualified for the

All-Around Finals. Our young team performed commendably on home ground for the 28th SEA Games

2015, earning 1 Gold, 3 Silver & 4 Bronze Medals.

There is much more to gymnastics than a competitive endeavour, and the sport’s mix of grace and

power was on display as we hosted the National Danish Performance Team “ORBITA” Show, a

Gymnastics-For-All highlight for 2014.

Thousands of hours were put in for the SEA Games 2015 preparations, and we are proud to have

been a part of the nation’s successful hosting of the event.

My heartfelt thanks to Sport Singapore for believing in SG and their unwavering supporting. My

appreciation goes out to the secretariat team, our sponsors, gymnasts, coaches, judges, parents, and

volunteers. And a big thank you to my fellow Management Committee members for an excellent job

done, with the unwavering support provided by our SG MC Advisor Mr Lam Poh Min. The list goes on!

The results achieved at SEA Games had proven beyond doubt that the hard work and efforts paid off,

but as with all great endeavors, we recognize more needs to be done to keep improving our beloved

sport.

I wish the new Management Committee all the best as they embark on the new journey.

Sincerely,

Goh Hwee Cheng

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Pictured: Team Singapore Gymnast

Timothy Tay

Photographer: Steven Goh / SportSG

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Marketing Report

Singapore Gymnastics has continued to embark on various marketing activities as

we believed in the benefits:

Brand Visibility on a global platform

Network and Build new relationships

Direct access for potential corporate sponsors and

Opportunites to exclusive & special coverage, features and interviews

Supporting Athletes (Through sponsorship and membership benefits)

There were five key areas that the Singapore Gymnastics continued to focused on in

FY2014:

1) Media Partnership

2) Sponsorships

3) Ticketing

4) Merchandise

5) Social Media

1. Media Partnership

Singapore Gymnastics has proactively worked with various media partners in a

variety of digital, broadcast, and print media outlets to create more awareness,

enthusiam and public support for our association and its endeavours.

2. Sponsorships

We continue to seek corporate sponsorships for our events & ensure that we

financially maintain a positive net position. Our corporate sponsors, in their tie-ups

with us, have seen the benefits of their brands being strengthened through their

active involvement in such cause or social responsibility programmes.

Such sponsorships can enhance a company’s image and visibility; differentiate the

company from competitors and help develop closer relationships with current &

prospective customers.

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Recognising the importance of such partnerships, Singapore Gymnastics continues

to engage prospective organizations where there can be a good match in terms of

branding fit and mission-alignment. And we have seen success in bringing on board

new corporate sponsors for our events.

In the last financial year, total sponsorship income received by Singapore

Gymnastics amounted to $11,000 from Singapore Press Holdings Ltd, ComfortDelGro

Corporation Ltd, NTUC Fairprice Foundation Ltd, Hong Leong Holdings Ltd, and a

personal donation by Ms Carmee Lim. Total sponsorship in-kind received amounted

to $7,800 from the 60 nights hotel rooms sponsorship from Fragrance Hotel

Management Pte. Ltd.

3. Ticketing

Total spectatorship for National Championships 2015 under cash ticket sales

increased 260% over National Championships 2014.

Singapore Gymnastics ticketing strategy relies on affordable price and accessibility

to as many people as possible. The ticket prices range from $5 to $10. Tickets

purchased online are priced slightly cheaper than tickets purchased at the door. In

addition, at each competition, Singapore Gymnastics also offers complimentary

tickets to local and international schools for their students, with the aim to increase

interest in gymnastics and to offer them a great chance to support their favourite

gymnasts.

4. Merchandise

From t-shirts, key chains, towels, and pens Singapore Gymnastics has a vast range of

gift items for our supporters to purchase at very reasonable prices. In FY2014, total

sales of Singapore Gymnastics merchandise is $933.50.

Singapore Gymnastics will continue to promote its merchandise during events and

via Singapore Gymnastics website.

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5. Social Media

We know that Social Media has so many incredibly fascinating and creative uses

and platforms that it has evolved into its own industry alongside TV, Newspapers &

Videos. Our social media channels namely Facebook & Twitter, continue to serve as

part of our marketing and communication platforms to our followers. On our official

Facebook page, we have over 2300 fans who closely follow our regular news.

Our primary social media objective is to increase awareness of our gymnasts’

experiences regularly with their friends, family and supporters through these media

platforms. The importance of interacting with, not just talking to fans, is to achieve a

sustained level of engagement so that they feel part of our team and in turn

encourage many others to join.

Our weekly SG Posts continue to provide news updates to our mailing list subsribers

so that they are able to stay connected with us and keep themselves abreast of our

happenings.

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Photo Taken: GymFest Singapore 2014


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High Participation

1. EVENTS

11th Singapore Open Gymnastics Championships 2014 (AG) – FIG Sanctioned Event

11th Singapore Open Gymnastics Championships 2014 (RG) & 1st SEAGZONE

Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships 2014 (RG)

Participants increased by 17% between 2014 and 2015.

National Championships 2015

Participants increased by 56% between 2014 and 2015. RG alone increased by 77%.

Spectators increased by 54% between 2014 and 2015 – which correlates to the

increase in participants.

PARTICIPANTS

Year Competition WAG MAG RG Total

2012 Singapore Open 169 54 144 367

2013 Singapore Open 192 63 204 459

2014 Singapore Open 218 76 247 541

PARTICIPANTS

Year Competition WAG MAG RG Total

2013 National Championships 114 19 126 259



SPECTATORS

2013 2014 2015

Spectators (Total) 1307 1276 1967

Income $3,476 $7,431 $11,240

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National Danish Performance Gala “ORBITA”

In December 2014, the National Danish Performance Team arrived in Singapore

during its 10 month world tour to showcase “ORBITA”, a family entertainment

performance. Singapore Gymnastics presented this in cooperation with the

Embassy of Denmark (Singapore). During the 1.5 hours performance, spectators

were treated to a dazzling display of graceful movements, dynamic and energetic

sequences, imaginative choreography and powerful vaulting and tumbling by skilful

athletes.

Alongside this, the team also conducted a workshop for 100 children called “Learn

to Move”. The workshop introduced elements from the show and allowed the

participants to try the equipment from the show. The participants learnt a dance

called “We Move The World” which they performed during the main ORBITA gala.

GymFest Singapore 2014

All participants were awarded Gold, Silver or Bronze.

Nanyang & St Margaret’s both received special awards for entertainment &

creativity, and were given the opportunity to attend World Gymnaestrada in

2015.

The schools have arranged a combined performance and are registered for

World Gymnaestrada 2015 in Helsinki Finland.

The event saw a 30% increase in participants from the 2012 version, following

inspiration in the 2013 version, the Asian Gymnaestrada. The increase was due to

more and larger group performances.

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2. MEMBERSHIP

Membership numbers have increased gradually over the four membership types

during 2012-2015.

With plans to accredit more coaches, judges and officials in Singapore, as well as to

improve member benefits, membership will see growth year upon year.

SG is committed to engage and encourage Registry of Societies (ROS) registered

associations or societies to be part of SG as Full members or assist special groups to

start their own society. Successful examples would include the Rhythmic Gymnastics

Association (Singapore) that joined in 2013, Trampoline Singapore that joined in 2014

and our newest full member Friends of Gymnastics, that joined in 2015.

Membership numbers as at 7 July 2015:

FULL MEMBERSHIP – 8

ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP – 19

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP - 93

ATHLETE MEMBERSHIP - 620

Pictured: Team Singapore Women's Artistic gymnast Michelle Teo

Photographer: Steven Goh / Sport SG

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3. JUDGE ACCREDITATION

The total number of nationally accredited judges across the disciplines has

increased by 23% between 2014 and 2015.

Since we first stated the National Judge Accreditation in 2014, the standard and

consistency of judging at SG competitions has greatly improved. Judges who

are not gaining the experience through competitions or not attending refresher

courses are not maintaining their accreditation. Therefore the judging panels are

filled with up to date judges.

With the advancement of a number of judges from Level 1 to 2 in all disciplines,

we will rapidly approach the “ideal state” for the number of judges – which will

then need to be maintained, whilst upgrading judges and preparing them for FIG

courses in 2017 after the new Code of Points is published.

FIG Brevet judges have certain requirements to meet to be eligible for category

upgrade in the next cycle. This has been closely monitored, and judges are

being supported to meet these requirements in time for 2017 FIG courses.

National 1 National 2 National 3 FIG Total

2015

2014 2015 2014 2015 2014 2015 2014 2015

WAG 11 20 7 6 0 0 11 11 37

MAG 8 12 0 0 0 0 7 8 20

RG 5 9 3 3 5 3 6 6 21

Pictured: RG FIG Brevet Judges

– SEA Games 2015

Photographer: Steven Goh /

Sport SG

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4. NATIONAL COMPETITION PROGRAMME (Levels & Stages)

The National Programme (Levels & Stages) has seen a local review with coach and

judge input for WAG, MAG & RG. Updates and Clarifications have been published

on the SG website.

A more thorough review should be conducted after the Singapore Open 2015

competition in September.

5. VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers increased by 26% between 2014 & 2015. This was due to recruitment of

more Adult Volunteers, which has also helped with the smoother running of

competition. This included; parents & NYP students on event management courses.


VOLUNTEERS

2014 2015

AG 57 76

RG 38 44 Total 95 120

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6. COURSES

FIG Academy Level 1 Trampoline

Singapore Gymnastics hosted the FIG Academy Level 1 for Trampoline Gymnastics

with 22 coaches in Singapore during 17th to 24th August 2014. This is the first time

Singapore has hosted an FIG Academy in Singapore, where 22 coaches from

China, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Philippines, Singapore & Vietnam attended. The

academy experts, Chris Evans (GBR), John Beer (GBR), Eduardo Mendes (POR)

provided a comprehensive, enjoyable and highly beneficial course as the sport of

Trampoline develops in Singapore. 16 coaches from Singapore achieved over 60%

in the examination.

FIG Academy Level 2 Trampoline

For the first time, Singapore Gymnastics registered 3 coaches to attend the FIG

Trampoline Academy Level 2 for Trampoline Gymnastics in New Zealand. Lee Kern

Choong, Tan Xiting, & William Soh all achieved over 70% in the examination.

FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics Age Group Training Camp

Singapore Gymnastics hosted the FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics Age Group Training

Camp in Singapore during 17th to 19th March 2015. This Age Group Development

and Competition Programme for Rhythmic Gymnastics were developed in 2014 by

the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG). A total of 18 coaches from Indonesia,

Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Taipei & Vietnam attended. The experts

were Hardy Fink (CAN) and Nadya Aleksandrova (GBR).

FIG Academy Level 1 Rhythmic

For the first time, Singapore Gymnastics sent two Singaporean coaches to attend

the FIG Academy Level 1 for Rhythmic Gymnastics, in Manila Philippines. Coaches

Miki Nomura and Cherrie Kwek both scored over 70% in the examination.

FIG Academy Level 2 Artistic Gymnastics

Singapore Gymnastics registered 4 Men’s artistic Coaches and 5 Women’s artistic

coaches to participate in the FIG Academy Level 2 for Artistic Gymnastics.

Singapore topped the results table with Qiao Ya – 95% and Ng Koon Yu – 97%. All 9

coaches scored over 70% in the examination.

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Pictured: Team Singapore Women’s

Artistic gymnast Ashly Lau


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High Performance

1. Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG)

Competitions

Women’s had a relatively eventful year in their quest for excellence at

competitions. Senior athletes participated at the Commonwealth Games 2014

finishing 7th in the Team event, as well as Asian Games 2014 where Joey Tam

finished 6th in Balance Beam. Junior gymnast Nadine Nathan successfully

qualified for the Youth Olympic Games held in Nanjing, where she achieved IAA

score of 49.325, qualifying in 14th position for the Finals. She bested this score this

year at the SEA Games as a Senior, obtaining 51.700 to qualify in second place

for the All-Around Final, eventually winning Bronze.

Meticulous planning and tight teamwork set our team on the path of recovery

and subsequent success at the 2015 SEA Games. The Women’s team led by

head coach Tao Xiaomin, consisting of members Ashly Lau, Janessa Dai, Kelsie

Muir, Michelle Teo, Nadine Nathan, and Zeng Qiyan achieved final team score

of 202.500, surpassing our 2011 team score of 189.002. The girls are on track for

World Championships 2015, with the aim of qualifying for Olympic Games 2016.

spexScholarship

Our women’s efforts have kept them on the prestigious SSI spexScholarship

program for the second year running, with 3 Seniors – Janessa Dai, Ashly Lau, and

Nadine Nathan – selected to receive enhanced support from SSI for the year

2015. SSI continue to provide valuable assistance in the fields of sports science &

sports medicine, tracking and accelerating the recovery of our gymnasts.

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2. Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG)

Competitions

Our Men’s SEA Games campaign netted a total of 3 bronzes and 2 silvers,

including the first Men’s team medal in SEA Games. The team consisting of Aizat

Jufrie, Gabriel Gan, Gregory Gan, Hoe Wah Toon, Terry Tay, and Timothy Tay

achieved a final team score of 318.000. Hoe Wah Toon and Gabriel Gan won

Silver in Floor Exercise and Pommel Horse respectively, while Gabriel Gan and

Aizat Jufrie achieved Bronze in Individual All-Around and Horizontal Bar

respectively. At the Commonwealth Games 2014, the Men’s won their first ever

Vault medal at a Major Game – bronze by Hoe Wah Toon with a score of 14.195.

Juniors had a successful outing to Hong Kong Invitational in Jan 2015, competing

amongst gymnasts from SEA countries Malaysia, Philippines and Thailand. Sean

Yeo received a Bronze for IAA total 71.750. At the same time, he and fellow

team-mate Phua Li Tat obtained Silver on Pommel Horse & Bronze in Parallel Bars

respectively. Our boys continue to polish up their game in a bid for continued

success at major games, and hope to qualify for the first time to Olympic Games

2016.

Photographer: Steven Goh / SportSG

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Pictured: Team Singapore Rhythmic

Gymnast Daphne Chia


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3. Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG)

Competitions

RG achieved a breakthrough by winning their first ever SEA Games medal, Gold

in the Group All-around event. The Group achieved all-time best scores of 14.350

in 5 Ribbons and 13.350 in 6 Clubs 2 Hoops, giving them the highest All-around

score ever achieved by RG Group in competition of 27.700. The individuals also

performed well, with Tong Kah Mun achieving 57.200 to place All-Around 5th, and

Daphne Chia taking 6th position All-Around with 54.150. Our Rhythmic Individual

team competed at their first-ever Commonwealth Games in 2014, finishing 8th.

RG continue efforts to gain entry to major games.

Pictured: Team Singapore SEA Games Gold Medal Winning Rhythmic Group:

Ann Sim, Dawne Chua, Alison Tang, Edlyn Ho, Noelle Goh.


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4. Major Games Report

Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games

Gymnast Results

Ashly Lau Women’s Artistic Team – 7th

Individual All-Around – 18th (Janessa Dai) &

19th (Lim Heem Wei)

Janessa Dai

Joey Tam

Lim Heem Wei

Michelle Teo

Aizat Jufrie Men’s Artistic Team – 10th

Individual All-Around – 23rd (Gabriel Gan)

Floor Exercise – 7th (Hoe Wah Toon)

Pommel Horse – 6th (Gabriel Gan)

Vault – 3rd (Hoe Wah Toon) & 6th (Aizat Jufrie)

Gabriel Gan

Hoe Wah Toon

Terry Tay

Timothy Tay

Daphne Theresa Chia Rhythmic Team – 8th

Individual All-Around – 13th (Tong Kah Mun) Phaan Yi Lin

Tong Kah Mun

Incheon 2014 Asian Games

Gymnast Results

Janessa Dai Women’s Artistic Individual

Balance Beam – 6th (Joey Tam) Joey Tam

Lim Heem Wei

Aizat Jufrie Men’s Artistic Individual

Individual All-Around – 18th (Gabriel Gan)

Gabriel Gan

Hoe Wah Toon

Terry Tay

Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games

Gymnast Results

Nadine Joy Nathan Women’s Individual All-Around – 18th

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Singapore 2015 Southeast Asian Games

Gymnast Results

Ashly Lau Women’s Artistic Team – Silver

Individual All-Around – Bronze (Nadine Nathan)

Janessa Dai

Kelsie Muir

Michelle Teo

Nadine Nathan

Zeng Qiyan

Aizat Jufrie Men’s Artistic Team – Bronze

Individual All-Around – Bronze (Gabriel Gan)

Floor Exercise – Silver (Hoe Wah Toon)

Pommel Horse – Silver (Gabriel Gan)

Horizontal Bar – Bronze (Aizat Jufrie)

Gabriel Gan

Gregory Gan

Hoe Wah Toon

Terry Tay

Timothy Tay

Daphne Theresa Chia Rhythmic Individual All-Around –

5th (Tong Kah Mun) & 6th (Daphne Chia) Tong Kah Mun

Alison Tang Rhythmic Group All-Around – Gold

Ann Sim

Dawne Chua

Edlyn Ho

Noelle Goh

Pictured: Team Singapore Men’s Artistic SEA

Games Silver Medallist Hoe Wah Toon


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5. Singapore Gymnastics National Champions

Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG)

Category Name of Gymnast School/Club

International

Junior

Mei Togawa Nanyang Girl’s High

International

Senior

Janessa Dai Hwa Chong Institution

Spore Junior Sew Ying Xi

Stefanie

Nanyang Girl’s High

Level 1 in

Age

Lam Zhi Min

Suzanne

Raffles Gym Academy

Stage 2 in

age

Tan Jann CHIJ Our lady queen of peace

Stage 3 in

AGE

Poh Shandy Tao Nan school

Stage 4 in

age

Lim Sze Prime Gymnastics Club

Kinder In

Age

Tan Shang Qi Alexis Win-Win Gymnastics Training Centre

Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG)


International

Junior

Yeo Xong Sean Singapore Sports School

International

Senior

Gabriel Gan Zi Jie Gymnastics Coaches Association

Singapore

Level 1 in

age

Yao Hong Yang Win-Win Gymnastics Training Centre

Level 2 in

age

Ng Tze Kwee Keith Bazgym Gymnastics

Level 3 in

age

Keane Ng Xuan

Heng

Zhong Hua Secondary school

Stage 3 out

of age

Clarence Lau Jun

Wei

Hwa Chong Institution

Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG)


International

Junior

Michele Lau Singapore Sports School

International

Senior

Tong Kah Mun Nanyang Junior College

International

Junior

(Group)

Dawne Chua

Noelle Goh

Edlyn Ho

Ann Sim

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Alison Tang

Kinder In

age

Reanne Yeoh

Shyen Yee

FlyOnce Sports

Stage 2 in

age

Xylia Lim Yi Jie Nanyang Junior College

Stage 3 in

age

Bettie Bok Li En CHIJ St Nicholas Girls’ School

Stage 4

Khow Kai Lin Releve Rhythmic Gymnastics

Academy

Pictured: Team Singapore

Rhythmic gymnast Ann Sim


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Sport Singapore Funding

Sport Singapore Funding for Financial Year 14/15

Total Funding 2,070,537

High Performance (HPE) Elite & Developmental (Dev) 1,376,820

(a) Coaching Headcount 586,820

(b) Overseas Training & Competition 125,500

(c) Local Training & Competition 39,500

(d) Sports Equipment 20,000

(e) Training Facilities 605,000

Capability Development 35,000

(a) Coaching Capability Development 15,000

(b) Officiating Capability Development 20,000

Sports Events 12,000

(a) Singapore Open Championships 6,000

(b) National Championships 6,000

NSAM – Basic Tier 385,700

(a) Subsidy for Headcount 310,700

(b) Subsidy for Office & Operations 30,000

(c) Office Rental 45,000

Campaign 261,017

(a) 28th SEA Games Competition Management 60,000

(b) 28th SEA Games Sports Equipment 201,017

Summary of SSI Funding for Financial Year 2014

Total Funding 247,220

spexScholarship 247,220

(a) Coaching 85,000



(d) Equipment 34,820

(e) Medical Support 26,000

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Sport Singapore Funding for Financial Year 13/14

Total Funding 1,733,740

High Performance (HPE) Elite & Developmental (Dev) 1,405,040

(a) Coaching Headcount 577,390


(c) Local Training & Competition -

(d) Sports Equipment 80,700

(e) Training Facilities 550,000

Capability Development 30,000

(a) Coaching Capability Development 10,500

(b) Officiating Capability Development 19,500

Sports Events 10,000

(a) Singapore Open Championships 5,000

(b) National Championships 5,000

NSAM – Basic Tier 246,700

(a) Subsidy for Headcount 176,700

(b) Subsidy for Office & Operations 25,000

(c) Office Rental 45,000

Conditional Funding 42,000

(a) Competition Judging Equipment 42,000

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Summary of SSI Funding for Financial Year 2014

Total Funding 44,126

spexScholarship 44,126

(a) Coaching -



(d) Equipment 24,026

(e) Medical Support -

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Other Relevant Disclosures

1. Conflict of Interest

MC members are expected to avoid actual and perceived conflicts of interest.

Where MC members have personal interests in business transactions or contracts

that SG may enter into, or have vested interests in other organizations that SG have

dealings with or is considering to entire into joint ventures with, they are expected to

declare such interests to the MC as soon as possible and abstain from discussion and

decision-making on the matter. Where such conflicts exist, the MC will evaluate

whether any potential conflicts of interest will affect the continuing independence

of MC members and whether it is appropriate for the MC member to continue to

remain on the MC.

2. SG Reserve Position

As per the Reserves Policy, the Management Committee aims to provide stability to

fund the structural costs in case of a decline in SportSG’s subsidies. The

Management Committee reviews the annual surplus semi-annually and apportions

30% of the surplus to a restricted reserve.

The Management Committee aims to build up this fund to about SGD500K or

approximately equivalent of one year of salaries. About SGD100K will be held in an

operating bank account to fund working capital requirements. Since setting up the

reserves fund in 2010, the reserves have been held in a separate Fixed Deposit

account. The current amount is adequate to cover at least salaries for re-

employment transition in case this NSA should stop operations.

SG is up to date with the submission of our Online Evaluation Checklist via the Charity

Portal and the renewal of our Institute of Public Character (IPC) Status.

Reserve Policy

Our reserves position is as follows:

Current Year Previous Year

% Increase

(Decrease)

Unrestricted Funds (Reserves) 443,503 461,766 -4%

Restricted / Designated Funds: 54,257 54,121 0%

-Building Fund - -

- Educational Fund - -

- Others 54,257 54,121 0%

Endowment Funds

Total Funds 497,760 515,887 -4%

Ratio of Reserves to Annual Operating Expenditure 0.20 0.21 -1%

Operating Expenditure for the year 2,433,857 2,489,246

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3. Disclosure of annual renumeration of Top 3 Key Executives

No. of executives

FY2014 FY2013 FY2012

Salary range below $100,000 3 3 3

Salary range $100,001 to $150,000 - - -

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