A three-day Esports Camp was held for over 120 students from six schools in Singapore, thanks to a collaboration between the Singapore Olympic Foundation and Gaku Games. Held at Victoria Junior College, the camp featured confidence-building exercises and an Esports...
A three-day Esports Camp was held for over 120 students from six schools in Singapore, thanks to a collaboration between the Singapore Olympic Foundation and Gaku Games.
Held at Victoria Junior College, the camp featured confidence-building exercises and an Esports tournament promoting teamwork and sportsmanship among participants. The highlight of the event, however, was football icon Cristiano Ronaldo, who made an appearance as a special guest speaker. The Portuguese star shared his experiences as a professional athlete, and also answered questions from students before having a go at some padel tennis.
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