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Ntu Sports Awards Roll of Honour Most Valuable Player Award Ay2019/20 NTU SPORTS AWARDS ROLL OF HONOUR MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD AY2019/20 Award Sport Name Most Valuable Player Aquathlon Ahmad Arif Ibrahim Most Valuable Player Badminton Men Ngo Yi Chye Most Valuable Player Badminton Women Yong Hwei Most Valuable Player Basketball Men Seah Chin Seng Most Valuable Player Basketball Women Lee Mi Yun Sharon Most Valuable Player Bowling Men Joel Tan Eng An Most Valuable Player Bowling Women Tiara Atiqah Binte Mohammad Hanafee Most Valuable Player Canoe Kayak Sprint Men Teo Wei Jie Sean Most Valuable Player Canoe Kayak Sprint Women Chan Wern Min Rachel Most Valuable Player Dragon Boat Men Dedrick Chua Chong Yang Most Valuable Player Floorball Men R Sathish Most Valuable Player Floorball Women Sim Wen Lin Most Valuable Player Football Men Gautam S/O Selvamany Most Valuable Player Football Women Divyashree Balakrishnan Most Valuable Player Handball Men Goh Jun Hao Most Valuable Player Handball Women Ng Shan Yee Shandy Most Valuable Player Judo Justin Cheong Kar Yeak Most Valuable Player Karate Tien Wei Sheng Most Valuable Player Pool and Snooker Wong Li Ting Sarah Most Valuable Player Silat Muhd Irfan Afifi Most Valuable Player Swimming Men Lim Fang Yi Most Valuable Player Swimming Women Jade Lim Si Min Most Valuable Player Table Tennis Women Chua Jia Yin Nicole Most Valuable Player Taekwondo Cheow Tian Cong Most Valuable Player Tchoukball Men Low Ee Tuck Most Valuable Player Tchoukball Women Joan Teo Wei Ling Most Valuable Player Tennis Men Boris Lee Wang Zhou Most Valuable Player Tennis Women Thum Pei Yi Most Valuable Player Touch Football Women Nur Hidayah Bte Joha Most Valuable Player Ultimate Frisbee Teoh Jian Kai, Darren Most Valuable Player Water Polo Men Daren Ong Wei Jie NTU SPORTS AWARDS ROLL OF HONOUR MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD AY2018/19 Award Sport Name Most Valuable Player AQUATHLON JOANNA ROSE MCFARLAND Most Valuable Player ARCHERY TAY HAN YUEH SHAWN Most Valuable Player ATHLETICS NG JING CHENG Most Valuable Player BASKETBALL MEN CHIA ZAO LIANG LYON Most Valuable Player BASKETBALL WOMEN LIM ZHI YAN AMANDA Most Valuable Player BOWLING MEN SAW HUI-XUN, KEITH Most Valuable Player BOWLING WOMEN LIM JIA YI JAIME Most Valuable Player CANOE POLO CHEW YONG CHAN Most Valuable Player CANOE POLO WOMEN ZHUANG PEIYI Most Valuable Player CHEERLEADING LEE JIE WEN SHANNON Most Valuable Player CRICKET SINGH RAHUL KUMAR Most Valuable Player FENCING LIM WEI QING Most Valuable Player FLOORBALL MEN CHAN WEI HAN JARRYL Most Valuable Player FLOORBALL WOMEN CHEE JI MIN CASSANDRA Most Valuable Player FOOTBALL MEN MOHAMMED NAUFAL NUR HAKIM Most Valuable Player FOOTBALL WOMEN ANG WEI XUAN Most Valuable Player JUDO AUDREY NAH MING YIN Most Valuable Player NETBALL TAN YAN YI Most Valuable Player POOL HO JIA WEI Most Valuable Player RUGBY MEN WONG YEW HON MAURICE Most Valuable Player SILAT SALMAH BINTE MOHAMED HARRIS Most Valuable Player SQUASH CHUA MAN TONG Most Valuable Player TABLE TENNIS JIA HAOMING TABLE TENNIS Most Valuable Player ANG WAN QI WOMEN Most Valuable Player TCHOUKBALL MEN NICO QUEK PING YANG Most Valuable Player TCHOUKBALL WOMEN TAN WAN YING Most Valuable Player TENNIS MEN MICHAEL CHAN Most Valuable Player TENNIS WOMEN TAN YEN PING TRICIA Most Valuable Player UTLIMATE FRISBEE DARRYL NG Most Valuable Player VOLLEYBALL MEN ONG HONG YUAN .
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