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As Singapore enters phase 3 of re-opening from 28 December 2020, Sport Singapore has further issued an advisory on the safe resumption of sport during this phase. The following will highlight the main points to note as you resume your sporting activities. The cap on group size for volleyball will be increased to 8 (or 4v4 format). A cap on 50 persons in all SportSG facilities (No change [...]

VAS Newsletter - January 2021

Nomination of VAS Athletes Commission.

This By-Law is made by the Council of Volleyball Association of Singapore (VAS) under Articles 8 to 13 of the VAS Constitution. It is subject to and is to be interpreted in accordance with the VAS Constitution. It is binding on VAS and all members of VAS.

This Return to Volley Guide is developed by Volleyball Association of Singapore (VAS) to assist the volleyball community’s return to activity in a cautious and methodical manner in Phase 2 of post COVID-19 Circuit Breaker in Singapore.

VAS press release statement regarding the COVID-19 safety measures that have been implemented.

VAS is looking for an individual to take up the role of a tournament for our upcoming competition.

FIVB 4* World Tour in Singapore is cancelled.

In the Feb-20 edition, we chatted with our Vice President (Officials Development), Mr Chow Tze Wan, better known as Desmond among his peers and friends.

VAS would like to provide an update with regards to FIVB 4* World Tour in Singapore.

In our Jan-20 edition, we spoke to Chua Zi Tian. She is the 2019 Girl Athlete of the Year (Indoor) and also one of the recipients for the Lui Tow Kar Scholarship 2019.

In the year-end, we talked with our General Manager, Miss Chloe Ang, to find out more about herself, contribution to volleyball in Singapore and more.

In the Nov-19 edition, we talked with Mr Andy Soh to find out his journey to becoming a beach volleyball referee and his aspiration to the beach volleyball community.

Miss Lua Hui Chun has been co-opted into the VAS Council as a council member for indoor pipeline development.

In the Oct-19 series, we talked with the VAS Treasurer, Mr Chee Kok Leong, to find out his relationship with the association from more than 20 years ago until today.

In our Sep-19' edition, our national beach volleyball player, Lau Ee Shan, shared her love for the sport and in her own words: "can't imagine not having volleyball in my life".

In the Aug-19 post, we talked with Mr Lew Chin Onn who is an ex-national volleyball player and currently coaching our young ones to be the next crop of national volleyball players.

In the Jul-19' edition, the men's national volleyball co-captain, Teddy Teo, shared with us his journey in the national team and beyond.

In the Jun-19' edition, we talked with Mr Chia Min Chong, VAS Vice President of High Performance, to share his passion and love for volleyball and his hopes for the sport to progress to the next level.

In our May-19 Mother's Day edition, we spoke to Jasmine Leow. Jasmine was a national athlete from 1981 to 1993 and proud mother of two. In this edition, Jasmine shared her volleyball journey and what she hopes to see for Singapore Volleyball.

In our Apr-19 edition, we spent time with Mr. Lee Wei Leong. Mr. Lee is an experienced match official and a familiar face in the Singapore volleyball scene.

In our Mar-19 edition, we spoke with Ng Chee Hoe Francis, volleyball coach and bronze medalist at the 17th SEA Games.

In our Feb-19 edition, we interviewed Quek Soo Teng an ex National Women's team player and the current trainer/assistant coach for the National Women's team.

In our second edition, we interviewed Vincent Lim, Deputy President of VAS and ex National Youth squad player.

1. Tell us more about yourself and your volleyball life. My passion for volleyball started when I was 13 years old. I represented schools and clubs for both local and overseas competitions. I also played for SAF for about 7 years when I was a regular in the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF). I still play casually and take part in competitions in Singapore and overseas. I [...]