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Soh Rui Yong

January 07, 2023

In this Chinese name, the family name is Soh.

Soh Rui Yong (born 6 August 1991)[2] is a Singaporean national long-distance runner, and holder of four national records: 5,000m, 10,000m, half marathon and marathon. In 2017, Soh became the first Singaporean male marathoner to win back-to-back SEA Games titles when he won gold again at the Southeast Asian Games.[3][4] He has been enrolled in University College London’s law school since 2021.

Soh Rui Yong
Soh in 2021
Personal information
Born (1991-08-06) 6 August 1991 (age 31)
Singapore
Chinese name
Simplified Chinese苏睿勇[1]
Traditional Chinese蘇睿勇
Hanyu PinyinSū Ruìyǒng
Sport
CountrySingapore
Turned pro2016
Coached bySelf-coached
Achievements and titles
Personal best(s)
  • 5000 m: 14:44.21 (NR)
  • 10,000 m: 31:12.05 (NR)
  • Half marathon: 1:06:46 (NR)
  • Marathon: 2:22:59 (NR)
Medal record

Soh was embroiled in 3 legal disputes involving former national runner Ashley Liew, as well as Singapore Athletics and Malik Aljunied of the Singapore National Olympic Council between 2019 and 2022 [5] which led him to be excluded from participating in two consecutive SEA Games in 2019 and 2021.[6][7]

Early life

Soh was born in Singapore in 1991. Soh's mother is a teacher, and his younger sister Romaine is also an accomplished runner.[8] When Soh was at Raffles Institution, he won the A Division individual cross-country title two years in a row.[9]

Education

Soh graduated from the University of Oregon in the United States, where he studied business administration.[10]

Soh has been reading for a law degree at University College London since 2021.[11]

Career

On 14 June 2014, Soh set a new national record for the 10,000m track event at the Portland Track Festival with a timing of 31:15.95, beating the previous record of 31:19:00 set by P.C. Suppiah in November 1973.[12]

Soh won his first marathon gold at the 2015 Southeast Asian Games and became the first Singaporean male marathoner to win back-to-back SEA Games titles when he won gold again at the 2017 Southeast Asian Games despite almost being expelled from the team a week before the race.[13]

In August 2017, Soh courted controversy when he was given a formal warning by the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC).[14][8][15]

On 20 January 2019, Soh set a new half marathon national record of 66:46 at the 2019 Aramco Houston Half Marathon, breaking Mok Ying Ren's 3-year-old record of 67:08.[16] This made him the only Singapore man in history to concurrently hold the 10,000m (31:15.95) and half marathon national records. On 17 March 2019, Soh broke the Singapore marathon record after finishing the Seoul Marathon in 2:23:42.[17] However, Soh was not selected to compete in the 2019 Southeast Asian Games by SNOC to defend his marathon gold despite being nominated by SA.[6]

On 17 July 2021, at the Singapore Athletics All Comers Meet 4, Soh clocked 14:44.21 for the 5,000m, breaking Mok's record of 14:51.09. With this result, Soh became the holder of four national records: 5,000m, 10,000m, half-marathon, and marathon.[18]

On 4 September 2021, Soh clocked 6:53.18 in a 2.4km run – the fastest recorded time in Singapore.[19] He issued a challenge to all Singaporeans to clock a sub-7 timing; anyone succeeding would receive $700 and 700 bottles of Pocari Sweat paid by Soh.[20] The challenge was eventually carried out at Pocari Sweat Run, a local running event, on 8 January 2022. In it, Jeevaneesh Soundararajah set a new record at 6:52.97.[21]

On 28 November 2021, Soh took on the fastest Gurkha soldier in Singapore, Subas Gurung,[22] over 10,000m at the Singapore Athletics Allcomers 5 Track Meet. Soh won the race in 31:28.67, becoming the first Singaporean in history to qualify for the Asian Games 10,000m final. [23]

On 5 December 2021, Soh broke his national record for the marathon when he ran 2:22:59 at the Valencia Marathon. This performance made him the first marathon runner in Singapore history to qualify for the Asian Games Marathon. [24]

On 17 February 2022, SNOC announced that Soh would be excluded from 2021 Southeast Asian Games (2021 SEA Games) that is to be held in Hanoi in May 2022 (which delayed due to COVID-19 pandemic). The basis for the exclusion was similar to that for his exclusion from the 2019 Southeast Asian Games, on his conduct and behaviour "continu[ing] to fall short" of the standards SNOC expected of its athletes.[7] He would not be competing in the 2022 Asian Games as well due to the same issue with SNOC.[25]

On 17 June 2022, Soh would overwrite his 2014 national record for the 10,000m track event with a timing of 31:12.05 at the England Athletics' Championships.[25]

Sponsorship

In 2021, Soh signed a four year endorsement deal with Under Armour, an American apparel brand, to be part of its global athletes programme.[26] In the same year, Soh was signed on as a brand ambassador of Takagi Ramen, a Singapore ramen chain, and also gained sponsorship deal with Pocari Sweat, a Japanese isotonic drink brand.[27]

Legal disputes

Disputing Ashley Liew's act of sportsmanship

In October 2018, Soh disputed fellow runner Ashley Liew's version of events surrounding the 2015 SEA Games marathon.[5][28] For this, Liew was awarded the Special Award for Sportsmanship by Singapore National Olympic Council and the International Fair Play Committee's (CIFP) Pierre de Coubertin World Fair Play Trophy in 2016.[5][29] 3 other witnesses, including Filipino runner Rafael Poliquit Jr. who was also in the same race, backed Soh's version of events in the media.[30]

Liew took Soh to the courts for defamation after serving Soh legal letters offering him an opportunity to retract his statements.[31][32] Soh subsequently filed a counterclaim.[33] On 23 September 2021, District Judge Lee Li Choon "found that the words in Soh's statements were defamatory, or bore defamatory meanings."[34] Lee granted orders to have the defamatory statements removed; Soh to issue a statement declaring that the statements are false and to retract the false statements and publish an apology; and an injunction against future republishing of the statements.[34] Soh was also ordered to pay S$180,000 in damages,[34] of which he turned to crowdfunding as Liew's lawyers requested for immediate payment.[35] Soh appealed to the High Court, and was heard 28 March 2022 with the appeal dismissed. Justice Valerie Thean upheld District Judge Lee's rulings and orders to Soh not to repeat the statements and to remove them, but also had set aside the order to publish an apology and public statement of retraction of the defamatory statements.[36] Soh reflected that he would respect the decision and move on from this.[37] When the payment of the full sum of $320,000 was made on 5 April 2022, Soh then challenged Liew to donate the $180,000 damage cost to "prove [his] sportmanship" as it was funded with donations Soh crowdfunded from the public.[38]

Exclusion from SEA Games 2019

For 2019 Southeast Asian Games, Soh's nomination by Singapore Athletics (SA) was rejected by the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) for "display[ing] conduct that falls short of the standards of attitude and behaviour" that SNOC expected of its athletes.[6] SNOC had earlier served Soh a legal letter to withdraw his allegations against Ashley Liew.[39] A debate ensued over whether a potential medallist should be barred from being a national representative due to personal conduct issues.[40][41] After failing to obtain explanations from SA and SNOC over their statements made of him through an exchange of legal letters,[42][43] Soh filed defamation writs and statement of claims against SA and SA executive director Syed Abdul Malik Aljunied.[44]

After the management of SA was changed on 25 September 2020, both parties reached a truce in which Soh stood down on his lawsuits against SA, and SA withdrawing its media statements on Soh "breach[ing] (SA’s) Athletic Code of Conduct” and that for "his transgressions, (SA) had attempted to counsel and reason with him, as part of a holistic rehabilitation process"; extending an apology to him; and stood down the disciplinary actions that the previous management had taken against him.[45] The defamation case against Malik continued and was heard on 12 January 2022.[46]

References

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January 07, 2023
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In this Chinese name the family name is Soh Soh Rui Yong born 6 August 1991 2 is a Singaporean national long distance runner and holder of four national records 5 000m 10 000m half marathon and marathon In 2017 Soh became the first Singaporean male marathoner to win back to back SEA Games titles when he won gold again at the Southeast Asian Games 3 4 He has been enrolled in University College London s law school since 2021 Soh Rui YongSoh in 2021Personal informationBorn 1991 08 06 6 August 1991 age 31 SingaporeChinese nameSimplified Chinese苏睿勇 1 Traditional Chinese蘇睿勇Hanyu PinyinSu RuiyǒngSportCountrySingaporeTurned pro2016Coached bySelf coachedAchievements and titlesPersonal best s 5000 m 14 44 21 NR 10 000 m 31 12 05 NR Half marathon 1 06 46 NR Marathon 2 22 59 NR Medal record Representing SingaporeMen s athleticsSoutheast Asian Games2015 Singapore Marathon2017 Kuala Lumpur MarathonSoh was embroiled in 3 legal disputes involving former national runner Ashley Liew as well as Singapore Athletics and Malik Aljunied of the Singapore National Olympic Council between 2019 and 2022 5 which led him to be excluded from participating in two consecutive SEA Games in 2019 and 2021 6 7 Contents 1 Early life 2 Education 3 Career 4 Sponsorship 5 Legal disputes 5 1 Disputing Ashley Liew s act of sportsmanship 5 2 Exclusion from SEA Games 2019 6 ReferencesEarly life EditSoh was born in Singapore in 1991 Soh s mother is a teacher and his younger sister Romaine is also an accomplished runner 8 When Soh was at Raffles Institution he won the A Division individual cross country title two years in a row 9 Education EditSoh graduated from the University of Oregon in the United States where he studied business administration 10 Soh has been reading for a law degree at University College London since 2021 11 Career EditOn 14 June 2014 Soh set a new national record for the 10 000m track event at the Portland Track Festival with a timing of 31 15 95 beating the previous record of 31 19 00 set by P C Suppiah in November 1973 12 Soh won his first marathon gold at the 2015 Southeast Asian Games and became the first Singaporean male marathoner to win back to back SEA Games titles when he won gold again at the 2017 Southeast Asian Games despite almost being expelled from the team a week before the race 13 In August 2017 Soh courted controversy when he was given a formal warning by the Singapore National Olympic Council SNOC 14 8 15 On 20 January 2019 Soh set a new half marathon national record of 66 46 at the 2019 Aramco Houston Half Marathon breaking Mok Ying Ren s 3 year old record of 67 08 16 This made him the only Singapore man in history to concurrently hold the 10 000m 31 15 95 and half marathon national records On 17 March 2019 Soh broke the Singapore marathon record after finishing the Seoul Marathon in 2 23 42 17 However Soh was not selected to compete in the 2019 Southeast Asian Games by SNOC to defend his marathon gold despite being nominated by SA 6 On 17 July 2021 at the Singapore Athletics All Comers Meet 4 Soh clocked 14 44 21 for the 5 000m breaking Mok s record of 14 51 09 With this result Soh became the holder of four national records 5 000m 10 000m half marathon and marathon 18 On 4 September 2021 Soh clocked 6 53 18 in a 2 4km run the fastest recorded time in Singapore 19 He issued a challenge to all Singaporeans to clock a sub 7 timing anyone succeeding would receive 700 and 700 bottles of Pocari Sweat paid by Soh 20 The challenge was eventually carried out at Pocari Sweat Run a local running event on 8 January 2022 In it Jeevaneesh Soundararajah set a new record at 6 52 97 21 On 28 November 2021 Soh took on the fastest Gurkha soldier in Singapore Subas Gurung 22 over 10 000m at the Singapore Athletics Allcomers 5 Track Meet Soh won the race in 31 28 67 becoming the first Singaporean in history to qualify for the Asian Games 10 000m final 23 On 5 December 2021 Soh broke his national record for the marathon when he ran 2 22 59 at the Valencia Marathon This performance made him the first marathon runner in Singapore history to qualify for the Asian Games Marathon 24 On 17 February 2022 SNOC announced that Soh would be excluded from 2021 Southeast Asian Games 2021 SEA Games that is to be held in Hanoi in May 2022 which delayed due to COVID 19 pandemic The basis for the exclusion was similar to that for his exclusion from the 2019 Southeast Asian Games on his conduct and behaviour continu ing to fall short of the standards SNOC expected of its athletes 7 He would not be competing in the 2022 Asian Games as well due to the same issue with SNOC 25 On 17 June 2022 Soh would overwrite his 2014 national record for the 10 000m track event with a timing of 31 12 05 at the England Athletics Championships 25 Sponsorship EditIn 2021 Soh signed a four year endorsement deal with Under Armour an American apparel brand to be part of its global athletes programme 26 In the same year Soh was signed on as a brand ambassador of Takagi Ramen a Singapore ramen chain and also gained sponsorship deal with Pocari Sweat a Japanese isotonic drink brand 27 Legal disputes EditDisputing Ashley Liew s act of sportsmanship Edit In October 2018 Soh disputed fellow runner Ashley Liew s version of events surrounding the 2015 SEA Games marathon 5 28 For this Liew was awarded the Special Award for Sportsmanship by Singapore National Olympic Council and the International Fair Play Committee s CIFP Pierre de Coubertin World Fair Play Trophy in 2016 5 29 3 other witnesses including Filipino runner Rafael Poliquit Jr who was also in the same race backed Soh s version of events in the media 30 Liew took Soh to the courts for defamation after serving Soh legal letters offering him an opportunity to retract his statements 31 32 Soh subsequently filed a counterclaim 33 On 23 September 2021 District Judge Lee Li Choon found that the words in Soh s statements were defamatory or bore defamatory meanings 34 Lee granted orders to have the defamatory statements removed Soh to issue a statement declaring that the statements are false and to retract the false statements and publish an apology and an injunction against future republishing of the statements 34 Soh was also ordered to pay S 180 000 in damages 34 of which he turned to crowdfunding as Liew s lawyers requested for immediate payment 35 Soh appealed to the High Court and was heard 28 March 2022 with the appeal dismissed Justice Valerie Thean upheld District Judge Lee s rulings and orders to Soh not to repeat the statements and to remove them but also had set aside the order to publish an apology and public statement of retraction of the defamatory statements 36 Soh reflected that he would respect the decision and move on from this 37 When the payment of the full sum of 320 000 was made on 5 April 2022 Soh then challenged Liew to donate the 180 000 damage cost to prove his sportmanship as it was funded with donations Soh crowdfunded from the public 38 Exclusion from SEA Games 2019 Edit For 2019 Southeast Asian Games Soh s nomination by Singapore Athletics SA was rejected by the Singapore National Olympic Council SNOC for display ing conduct that falls short of the standards of attitude and behaviour that SNOC expected of its athletes 6 SNOC had earlier served Soh a legal letter to withdraw his allegations against Ashley Liew 39 A debate ensued over whether a potential medallist should be barred from being a national representative due to personal conduct issues 40 41 After failing to obtain explanations from SA and SNOC over their statements made of him through an exchange of legal letters 42 43 Soh filed defamation writs and statement of claims against SA and SA executive director Syed Abdul Malik Aljunied 44 After the management of SA was changed on 25 September 2020 both parties reached a truce in which Soh stood down on his lawsuits against SA and SA withdrawing its media statements on Soh breach ing SA s Athletic Code of Conduct and that for his transgressions SA had attempted to counsel and reason with him as part of a holistic rehabilitation process extending an apology to him and stood down the disciplinary actions that the previous management had taken against him 45 The defamation case against Malik continued and was heard on 12 January 2022 46 References Edit 陈川仁贺函上把马拉松健将苏睿勇写成瑞恩 后澄清是两人之间的笑话 Channel 8 News 24 August 2017 Archived from the original on 1 September 2018 Retrieved 1 September 2018 Soh Rui Yong SEA Games 2015 Athletics Squad singaporeathletics org sg 2015 Archived from the original on 21 July 2017 Retrieved 4 October 2017 Farhan Noor 19 August 2017 SEA Games Singapore s Soh Rui Yong defends marathon title Channel NewsAsia Archived from the original on 3 October 2017 Retrieved 3 October 2017 SEA Games Indonesian marathoner praises rival Soh Rui Yong for sportsmanship Today 28 August 2017 Archived from the original on 3 October 2017 Retrieved 3 October 2017 a b c hermesauto 21 October 2018 Athletics Soh 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