Perlis Sepak Takraw Team Receives Boost for Malaysia Games
Translated from Malay, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Perlis Community Harmony Association (PKHP) provided donations to the Perlis state sepak takraw team.
- The contribution of shoe bags aims to boost the team's morale for the 2026 Malaysia Games in Selangor.
- The team previously won a silver medal in the women's double and a bronze in the men's quadron at the 2024 Sarawak Games.
The Perlis Community Harmony Association (PKHP) has provided a boost to the state's sepak takraw team, donating shoe bags to aid their preparation for the 2026 Malaysia Games in Selangor. Firdaus Abd Razak, patron of PKHP, presented the contribution to the men's sepak takraw team manager, Mohd Masri Saidin.
We hope all plans go smoothly and that the state's sepak takraw athletes can win medals despite facing many obstacles and challenges until the end.
Firdaus stated that the 25 athletes receiving the donation are expected to be motivated to face the upcoming games. "We hope all plans go smoothly and that the state's sepak takraw athletes can win medals despite facing many obstacles and challenges until the end," he said.
This support comes after the team's performance at the 2024 Sarawak Games, where they secured a silver medal in the women's double category and a bronze in the men's quadron. Firdaus emphasized the importance of consistent motivation for the athletes throughout their preparation.
That is why PKHP and I came forward to provide some assistance so that this team is more spirited and can maximize their performance.
"That is why PKHP and I came forward to provide some assistance so that this team is more spirited and can maximize their performance," he added. The association hopes the athletes will prepare thoroughly to deliver their best performance at the 2026 games.
We want the athletes' spirit to remain consistent until the very end so they can deliver their best performance.
Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.