LABUAN — Emerald House emerged overall champion at the 23rd Annual Sports Meet of Sekolah Kebangsaan Lubok Temiang (SKLT) 2026, securing 10 gold and three bronze medals in the two-day competition held on Oct 30 and Nov 1.
Themed “From the Village to the National Stage”, the sports meet featured four competing houses — Emerald, Citrine, Topaz and Ruby — in various track and field events.
The field events were held at the SK Lubok Temiang field on Oct 30, followed by the track events at the Matriculation College field on Nov 1.
The meet was officially opened by the school’s headmistress, Farida Abdul Rahman.
Citrine House finished second with seven gold, nine silver and six bronze medals, while Topaz took third place with two gold, seven silver and seven bronze medals. Ruby House finished fourth with one gold, four silver and four bronze medals.
Muhammad Suffizi Mohd Suffi and Zara Athirah Khairul Adam were named Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year, respectively.
The competition also saw five meet records broken, highlighting the performances of the school’s young athletes.
Muhammad Suffizi set two new records in the 100-metre and 200-metre events, clocking 12.85 seconds and 27.79 seconds, respectively.
Muhammad Sufi Aryan Suharno established a new long jump record with a leap of 4.46 metres.
Twins Nadhirul Hasif Norkhairil Hazaliezam and Nadhirul Hadif Norkhairil Hazaliezam also made their mark, setting new records in separate events.
Nadhirul Hasif cleared 1.46 metres to break the high jump record, while Nadhirul Hadif set a new shot put record with a throw of 10.30 metres.
The achievements underscored the sporting potential of SK Lubok Temiang pupils and their ability to excel across various athletic disciplines.
The annual sports meet provides a platform for identifying emerging talent, promoting sportsmanship and encouraging healthy competition among pupils.
It also helps develop discipline, self-confidence, physical fitness and teamwork, while nurturing young athletes with the potential to represent the school at higher levels.
Themed “From the Village to the National Stage”, the event reflects the school’s aspiration to develop sporting talent and create opportunities for its pupils to compete beyond the school level.
