Singapore withdraw from 2019 Asia Pacific Deaf Games
Singapore withdraw from 2019 Asia Pacific Deaf Games amid Hong Kong protest and security issues…
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Singapore deaf bowlers unshaken by the Philippines’ tremors
In Men’s category events, Singapore attained two golds and three bronzes whilst…
Read MoreSingapore sends a team to ASEAN Deaf Bowling Championships 2019 in Manila, Philippines
The bowlers to watch in this ASEAN championships…
Read MoreDSA Men Futsal Team prepares for 3rd Asia Pacific Deaf Futsal Championship 2019 in Bangkok
Deaf athletes can heighten…
Read MoreRacing fraternity came together to raise fund for DSA
At the Racing Appreciation Night 2018, the racing fraternity came together…
Read MoreWelcome home our Deaflympics heroes!
Singapore the little red dot has managed to reach to the top for all these three prestigious events. There’s an absolute reason to celebrate!
Read MoreAdelia Naomi Yokoyama scores a gold while Kimberly Quek Hwee finishes bronze in the same event
The two girls’ triumph in Deaflympics has far exceeded the DSA initial hopes of bringing home Singapore’s first Deaflympic medal
Read MoreFinal Athletes Selection & Team Members for Deaflympics 2017
The Selection Committee of Deaf Sports Association (Singapore), DSA, is pleased to announce the final selection for deaf athletes and officials that will be representing Singapore in the Deaflympics 2017 in Samsun, Turkey.
Read MoreAthletes Selection for Deaflympics 2017 in Samsun, Turkey
The Deaf Sports Association (Singapore), DSA, has announced its Athletes Selection Policy for Deaflympics 2017 to be held in Samsun, Turkey. The selection policy aims to identify and select the best among deaf athletes that are currently active in sports training and development under the DSA’s sports programme.
Read MoreIOC signs MoU with International Committee of Sports for the Deaf
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf (ICSD) was signed on 8 March at the IOC headquarters in Lausanne.
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