A line-up of 14 athletes will represent Singapore at the Olympic Esports Series (OES) 2023 in virtual Taekwondo, Shooting, Motorsport, Dance, Archery and Chess. The players were announced on Saturday (May 27) at Singapore Sports Hub 's OCBC Square. The Singaporean athletes will compete alongside more than 100 international players in six out of 10 virtual sports. Taekwondo will be represented by Kenzie Li, Nigel Tan, Daycia Low, Jadon Yu, Natalie Tor, Alexander Tang, Amelia Yap and Regan Chin.

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This story is part of Youthopia's International Women's Day series. We spotlight women who are excelling in their respective fields. Trigger warning: This article contains brief mentions of eating disorders. In the world of sporting, capturing a title is an impressive feat – let alone capturing two within the span of days.  National paddler Ser Lin Qian did just that at 16 years old, when she earned both the U17 and U19 Girls' Singles titles at the 2022 World Table Tennis (WTT) Youth Contender in Metz, France.

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To promote financial literacy among tertiary and secondary school students, the Central Provident Fund Board (CPFB) has unveiled a virtual escape game — Catching Insomnia . The virtual escape game centres around the antagonist, Insomnia, who has turned sweet dreams into terrifying nightmares.  Participants will play the role of 'Dreamcatchers' and, in their teams of four to eight players, will aim to capture Insomnia, retrieve the 'Awakening Ring' and save 'Sleepwalkers' from their deep slumber.

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