Sunday, January 27, 2019

Spain’s Amiel wins Cambodia’s Ultra Marathon


Spain’s Amiel wins Cambodia’s Ultra Marathon

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Phnom Penh – Spanish man Marc Piug Amiel won the fourth Angkor Ultra Trail 128-km challenge off at the complex of Angkor Archaeological Park in northwest Cambodia on Saturday.
Amiel timed 13 hours, 36 minutes and 31 seconds, while Frenchwoman Messina Veronique crossed the finish line in 18:38:27 for the title.
Vath Chamroeun, Secretary General of the National Olympic Committee of Cambodia (NOCC), said more than 1,000 runners from 42 countries and regions competed in the event, which features the 128-km Ultra Trail, 64-km trail, 32-km trail, and 16-km run.
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Half-mile-long dragon boat is almost the same length as the Statue of Liberty

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The record for the Longest dragon boat has been broken in Cambodia, with a colossal build measuring 87.3 m (286 ft 5 in) – almost the same length as the height of the Statue of Liberty!

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The PacMan gives back by training with Cambodia's Little Frog
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The 2019 Malaysian Super League season is fast approaching, with the teams currently committed to bolstering their squads.
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Because there’s more than muay thai in Southeast Asia.
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The AFF U-22 Championship is set to return following a 14-year absence.
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Cambodia have never qualified for an AFC Asian Cup in recent year — their latest appearance in the tournament coming in 1972 in which they played as the Khmer Republic. But what will be Cambodia’s best 11 if they could participate in the AFC Asian Cup 2019?
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Cambodia attacker Chan Vathanaka has sparked transfer rumours after suggesting in Facebook post that he is leaving his current club Boeung Ket FC.
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In 2018, the Cambodian football seemed to be no different from previous years!
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The government on Friday responded to comments made by Human Rights Watch (HRW) criticising Cambodia national football team coach Keisuke Honda’s links to “world-class human rights abuser” Sao Sokha.
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  1. One of the most successful sides in Polish history, Wisla Krakow are set to be bought by Cambodian business tycoon Ly Vanna.

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