Sports Boules Singapore's Achievements

2005: SEA Games Bronze Medal in Women's Singles and Doubles

2007:

- Junior Team ranked 9th in the Junior World Championships

- SEA Games Bronze Medal in Women's Triples

2009: Asian Indoor Games Silver Medal in Women's Singles

2010: Asian Championships Gold Medal in Men's Shooting

2011: Junior World Championship Bronze Medal in Shooting

2014:

- SEA Petanque Championship Gold Medal in Triples, Bronze Medal in Singles and Shooting

- Pan Pacific Championship Bronze Medal in Men's Triples, Bronze Medal in Shooting

- Pahang Open Gold Medal in Men's Doubles

- Asian Beach Games Gold Medal in Men's Shooting, Bronze Medal in Women's Shooting

2015

- Myanmar Friendship Games men's shooting gold and bronze

- Port Dickson open sliver and bronze

- SEAPA Championship, Phnom Penh men's shooting sliver
- Women's Triples bronze

- Participated in 28th SEA games

2016

- Asean University Games Men's shooting bronze

- 3rd SEAPA Championship, Vientiane Men's singles gold, Junior shooting bronze

- Participated in Asian Beach Games

- Participated in 10th Pan Pacific Open

- 20th Asian Petanque championships, Nay Pvi Taw, Men's shooting bronze

2017

- 5th Port Dickson open Women's Triples (top 8)
- Participated in Pattaya International Open Doubles

- Participated in World Championships, Belgium

- Thailand Petanque International Open, men's doubles silver, Women's doubles gold, Mixed doubles silver

- Participated in Jakarta Open

- Participated in 29th SEA Games

- World Juniors and Women Championship, Women's rank 39 in the world

- 1st Asian Boules Sports Confederation Championships, Bangkok, Nations' Cup, Men's triple bronze, Women's Triples bronze, Junior Triples Bronze

2018

- Participated in 2nd Asian Boules Sports Confederation Championship, Kuala Lumpur
- Participated in 5th Women Confederations Cup, Taipei
- Participated in Malacca Doubles Open, Malacca, Best Performing Junior Team

2019:

- Participated in 32nd Port Authority of Thailand, Bangkok

- 17th Juniors and Women World Championships, Phnom Penh, Junior triples rank 21 in the world