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Road to SEA Games 2019: Indoor Volleyball [ft. Teddy Teo, Wilson Ng, Ajay Singh, Travis Ang]

by John Yeong, on November 13, 2019

Next in our Team Singapore Road to SEA Games 2019 series is Men's Indoor Volleyball, with the last time Singapore having won a medal in the sport being in 1993. Boasting an incredibly young squad with the oldest player and captain at the tender age of 21, Team Singapore is not looking to just make up the numbers at the 30th SEA Games - having beaten the odds to qualify for the Games by overcoming the 2017 SEA Games' Bronze Medallists in Vietnam.

Athletes: Teddy Teo, Wilson Ng, Ajay Singh, Travis Ang Team Singapore's Road to SEA Games 2019 series is jointly presented by SG Sports TV and 1 Play Sports.