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Dream 2012
SINGAPORE: Three Team Singapore athletes have been selected for the "Dream 2012 Award".
By Tan Yo-Hinn / Sharon See | Posted: 11 July 2011 2141 hrs
Swimmer Tao Li and table tennis players Isabelle Li and Pang Xuejie - each received S$3,500.
The award is an initiative by the British Chamber of Commerce and the Singapore Sports School.
The school's principal Deborah Tan, received the cheque on behalf of the athletes from the chamber, which has been handing out monetary incentives since 2005 to selected Singapore athletes with the potential to do well at the Olympics.
It was started to mark Britain's successful bid at the 117th International Olympic Committee Session in Singapore in 2006 to host the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
Tao Li will compete in the World Aquatics Championship in Shanghai later this month, but said the focus remains on doing well at next year's London Olympics, where she is aiming for a medal in the 100m butterfly event.
Tao Li said: "I don't feel a lot of pressure on me, but what I want to do is to improve my world ranking and that is just a step for next year's Olympic Games. And whether this time round, I do good or bad, I still got to move on. The big game is the Olympics."
-CNA/ac
Source: CNA
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