National Team

Aloysius Yapp (Chinese: 叶浚惟; pinyin: Yè Jùnwéi; born 2 May 1996) is a Singaporean professional pool player. He was the world junior champion in nine-ball in 2014 and runner-up in the 2021. In 2025, Yapp defeated Jonas Souto Comino of Spain 13–1 in the final of the UK Open Pool Championship, claiming his first major open title.

Peter Edward Gilchrist (born 1968) is a Singaporean billiards player. He won the World Billiards Championship (English billiards) in 1994, 2001, 2013 (long format), 2019 and 2023.

Toh Lian Han is both a player and a coach. As Aloysius Yapp’s personal coach, he has helped him to achieve the World No. 1 ranking in 2021. Toh has also partnered with Aloysius, and achieved runner-up in the 2022 World Cup of Pool.

Chan Keng Kwang is the only athlete that has won a SEA Games gold medal in different disciplines. He won a Gold Medal in 9-ball Singles in 2005 and a Gold Medal in Snooker Doubles in 2017.

Achievements
2005 SEA Games – 8-ball Singles, Bronze

Jessica Tan Hui Ming is a Singaporean cuesports athlete, specializing in 9-ball and 10-ball pool. She has represented Singapore at multiple Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, winning a silver medal in the 9-ball Pool Singles in 2021 and bronze medals in 2019. She has also competed in women’s snooker and international ranking events

Achievements
2021 SEA Games – 9-ball Pool Singles, Silver
2019 SEA Games – 9-ball Pool Singles, Bronze
2019 SEA Games – 9-ball Pool Doubles, Bronze
2015 SEA Games – 9-ball Pool Singles, Top 8

Goh Chin Teck (Desmond) is a Singaporean cuesports athlete and as a High Performance Manager for Cuesports Singapore and an active competitor in elite pool tournaments. He has competed in events such as the 2017 Cuesports Singapore and the 2026 Pattaya Open.

Tan Guo En Nicholas is an accomplished Singaporean pool player and rising cuesports talent. A Predator-sponsored athlete and Team Singapore representative, he has achieved significant success, including winning the 2025 O’O+ Billiards USJ American 9 Ball Open and the 2024 European Open Qualifier in Hanoi.

Key highlights of his career include:
Championships: Champion of the O’O+ Billiards USJ American 9 Ball Open Championship 2025.
Rankings & Wins: Winner of the 2024 European Open Qualifier and ranked within the top 120 by Matchroom Pool.
Training & Background: He began playing at age 10 and trains intensively, often 7 to 8 hours daily.
Recognition: Sponsored by Predator Cues, SōngHè Rice, and Aspire Cuesports.

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At the 2009 SEA Games in Laos, Singapore’s Ang Boon Chin and Lim Chun Kiat won the gold medal in the men’s snooker doubles, defeating Thai opponents. This was a significant win for the Singapore cuesports contingent in the 2009 edition, which saw the nation finish with a notable medal haul of 33 medals including 3 gold from debutants

Jia Jun is making his SEA Games debut in the upcoming SEA Games 2023

Hi I am Sunny Wang, representing team Cuesports Singapore in snooker. I am proudly sponsored by SongHe for overseas Tournaments and glad to be part of the big team.

Best Achievements

ACBS 6 red Quarter finalist
SongHe semi finalist
6 red nationals runner up
15 red nationals runner up

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Chan Chee Keong is a prominent Singaporean snooker player, consistently ranked among the nation’s top cueists and frequently competing in national ranking tournaments and international qualifiers. Representing Aspire Star Arena, he has shown strong form, featuring as a wildcard in major local tournaments like the 2025 SongHe SG Snooker Open.

Key highlights and details about his career include:

Ranking and Performance: As of late 2025, he is ranked 9th in Singapore Snooker. He delivered a 9th-place finish in the 1st National Snooker Ranking 2025 and 17th in the 2nd National Snooker Ranking 2025.

2025 SongHe SG Snooker Open: Selected as a wildcard for Stage 2, highlighting his status in local, high-level competition.

International Experience: Competed in the 2024 Asia Pacific Open Snooker Championship, winning group stage matches against Australian players Michael Hough and Raman Chandra.

Century Breaks: Recorded notable century breaks (e.g., 101, 132) at the Ronnie O’Sullivan Snooker Academy.

Versatility: Participated in the National Billiards Championship 2025.

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