Methodist Boys’ Secondary School Kuala Lumpur

Anjuran: Universiti Perguruan Sultan Idris

Tarikh tutup: 25 Julai 2010

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Wilayah Persekutuan U18 Boys led by Narayanasamy brothers Vissnu and Jeevan from MBSKL took Wilayah Persekutuan to a creditable third placing in the MSSM National Cricket Competition in Penang. Wilayah Persekutuan lost to the eventual champions Selangor in the semifinals. In the match to decide the 3rd and 4th placing, Vissnu and Jeevan played a great game partnership to beat Johor by the slimmest margin of 8 runs. We are finally back in the medal placing after 7 years. Congrats to our boys and the Wilayah team.

MBSSKL is closely achieving its goal as the Centre of Excellence of Judo. Lead by experienced trainers Susan Cheah and her husband Alumnus Wong Jun Meng, the school has produced students competent to represent KL in the SUKMA (Sukan Malaysia) games for three years running. This year three MBS students will be in SUKMA in Malacca in June – Lee Kai Hung, Chee Chee Chan and Lee Kar Heng (picture). With the school hall fully equipped with the judo mats sponsored by the alumni and the PTA, the Judo Club is working hard to let Judo shine again in MBSSKL, putting it in the map of Judo excellence. And with the achievement so far, this dream is definitely going to be a reality,

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There is no stopping for our Ping Pong boys again this year in the MSSWP (Majlis Sukan Sekolah Wilayah Persekutuan) Ping Pong Championship. Not only MBSSKL is the KL team champion but the singles led by Goh Nai Ngee, Hiew Weng Keat and Lee Kuan Wing finished champion, runners up and second runners up. And to add sweetness to this victory, Goh Nai Ngee partnered Hiew Weng Keat to grab the doubles champion medal as well. All the three boys will represent KL in the national MSSM championship this year.

The speech day on 17 April 2010 was another day which was graced by a prominent alumnus, this time none other than ‘WATERCO’ Goh Soon Sinn, the man who started the famous WATERCO filter in Australia and later parts of Asia, including Malaysia. Incidentally, the company controls a third of the Australian residential swimming pool equipment market, and employs 650 people worldwide. Mr Goh was given a warm and rousing welcome with a song by the Boys’ Brigade and then inspected the guard of honour formed by the uniform units of the school. After the inspection, he was given the traditional kompang welcome before proceeding to the hall. Seen together in this occasion were Mr Chooi Mun Sou, the chairman of the Board of Governors, Mr Peter Yap, the Vice President of the MBS KL Alumni Association, Mr Yong Chee Seng, ex-principal and also Mr Michael Fu, an alumnus from New Zealand. In his speech Mr Goh touched on his early days in the school and how the Science knowledge and skills learnt in school had been found to be useful in his work as an entrepreneur in an engineering and construction company. He continued to say that he was not a prize winner during his school days but with sheer hard work, determination and the values he acquired in MBSSKL, he was able to build his company to what it is today.