Cambodia’s recreational scene just got a new boost with the launch of the country’s first-ever padel club in Phnom Penh. Thanks to a dynamic collaboration between local and regional players, Khmer Padel is introducing the world’s fastest-growing racquet sport to…
Cambodia, long known for its awe-inspiring temples and rich history, is fast emerging as a rising star in Southeast Asia’s golfing scene. With luxury hotels and world-class golf courses designed by legendary names like Sir Nick Faldo, Cambodia is stepping…
As the countdown to the AFC U20 Asian Cup China 2025 qualifiers begins, Cambodia’s U20 football team, affectionately known as the “Young Kouprey,” is ready to rise to the challenge. With dreams of competing among Asia’s elite, the squad has…
On Sunday, September 22nd, Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra will host the first squash group competition of 2024—an exciting event designed to elevate the sport’s profile in Cambodia. This is the first of many planned competitions for the year, organized by…
Kun Khmer, Cambodia’s traditional martial art, is fast becoming one of the country’s most exciting sports to watch. With a history steeped in cultural significance and combat prowess, the sport has seen a surge in popularity, drawing thousands of fans…
Located in Phnom Penh’s Koh Pich, which translates to ‘Diamond Island’, is the city’s first 18-hole miniature golf course. With a vision to introduce Phnom Penh to the game of mini golf, the founders aimed to provide “a nice outdoor…
The search has begun for Cambodia’s best amateur 6-A side football team. Elite Soccer Coaching will host a tournament on September 21st in Phnom Penh with teams from all over the country coming to compete for the UEFA Champions League…
This Friday marks the beginning of a new chapter in Phnom Penh’s sports scene with the launch of the Barnaart and Kenny Memorial League. The inaugural match will see Riel Phnom Penh go head-to-head against Royal FC at Boeung Trabek…
The Hun Sen Cup, Cambodia’s premier football competition, was established in 2007, named after the country’s long-serving Prime Minister, Hun Sen. It wasn’t just a name for a trophy; it was a statement of intent. Cambodia, a nation with a…