ST Full-time Report: S’pore athletes share their favourite 2023 moment | Footballer Danelle Tan loving life in Germany

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We asked 14 of Singapore’s finest athletes what moment in 2023 stood out most for them. Here are their answers.

Looking ahead, me and my colleagues at the sports desk have selected 12 things that we can’t wait to see in the 2024 sporting season.

Finally, footballer Danelle Tan shares some of her personal challenges in chasing her sporting dream after moving to Germany to join Borussia Dortmund in June.

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A moment like this: 14 Singaporean athletes share their favourite memory of 2023

Relive their highs and lows, sweat and tears in this interactive.

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In a sporting 2023 there was never a dull moment

What this year was about was discovery, writes Rohit Brijnath. To endure is victory and it’s not a moment.

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12 sporting moments in ST Sports’ crystal ball for 2024

With tongue in cheek, The Straits Times’ sportswriters share what they hope will happen in the new season.

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Podcast: What awaits Singapore sports in 2024?

Deepanraj Ganesan and his colleagues look at the nation’s prospects in sailing, athletics and football.

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Her German still needs work but Danelle Tan lets her feet do the talking at Borussia Dortmund

The Singaporean teen has scored 12 goals in 14 games in her first six months with her new team.

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Changes afoot for new Singapore Premier League season with more foreigners involved

The tweaks were much needed in the face of declining quality, said a football consultant.

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Strict on the field and selfless off it, former Singapore referee S. K. Kennedy dies aged 59

He won the Referee of the Year award in 2002 and donated his winnings to charity.

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On The Ball: A new year beckons, but will English clubs spend wisely in the January transfer window?

Financial fair play has clipped quite a few wings, with Everton’s 10-point deduction serving as a deterrent, writes John Brewin.

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Triathlete Choo Ling Er fractures spine in traffic accident on Christmas Day

The 36-year-old said she was hit from behind by a car while cycling before dawn.

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