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Borneo Eagles beat Cobra 19-0 in the cup final to claim victory at the Cobra 10's International Rugby tournament. The victory came after a good performance by East Malaysian club from the start of the tournament. Last year's winner, KSDBKL came out as plate champions after defeating Singapore Barbarians in the final. Panthers Blowpipes took the bowl title as they overcame Duka Old Boys in their final match.  Cobra 10's in one of the oldest tournament in the country, and also one of the biggest international rugby 10's tournament in Asia. Teams from Malaysia, England, South Africa, Singapore and New Zealand had taken part in this year's edition. For the records, Borneo Eagles' had previously won the Cobra 10's in 2009 and 2014.  Cobra 10's 2016 Cup Champions: ERC Borneo Eagles Cup Runners-up: Cobra Plate Champions: KSDBKL Plate Runners-up: Singapore Barbarians Bowl Champions: Panthers Blowpipes Bowl Runners-up: Duka Ol

Silver Gaurus won the Taiping 10's Rugby Tournament after an impressive 25-12 victory over Cobra in the Cup final match. The Perak based club took the title despite a second half comeback attempt by the last year finalist, Cobra. Sementerian claimed the Plate title after defeating Langkawi Eagles 29-7 in the final. GP Habanero won the Bowl final 12-0 over Northern Wanderers . Sixteen rugby clubs from all over the country took part in the annual Taiping 10's Rugby Tournament organised by the Old Edwardian Rugby Club. Last year's winner, KSDBKL could not retain the title after losing to Silver Gaurus in the semifinals. Taiping 10's 2016 (Results) Cup Final: Silver Gaurus 25 - Cobra 12 Plate Final: Sementerian 29 - Langkawi Eagles 7 Bowl Final: GP Habanero 12 - Northern Wanderers 0 www.tigerssupersports.com

PIALA MALAYSIA FINAL KEDAH 1 - SELANGOR 1 *Kedah win 6-5 after penalty shoot-outs Kedah won their fifth Malaysia Cup after beating Selangor 6-5 in penalties. Both team were tied 1-1 after 90 minutes. Rizal Ghazali opened accounts and then closed the accounts with the winning penalty as Kedah dethroned defending champions Selangor at the Shah Alam Stadium. Fittingly, Rizal was named Man of the Match in the final which was watched by more than 80,000 supporters. Rizal opened the scoring for Kedah in the 52nd minute when his strike took a deflection off S. Veenod and the ball looped into the Selangor net past a confused Khalid Azhan in goal. But that lead was cancelled out by Ahmad Hazwan Bakri when he drilled home a low shot past Kedah's young goalkeeper Ifwat Akmal , 20. After that it was a tale of missed chances by both sides. In last year's final Selangor trooped off 2-0 winners over Kedah to complete their "Mission 33" under coach Mehmet

Shanshan Feng is no stranger to the winner's circle as this is her fifth win on the LPGA Tour and first since winning the 2014 Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia . Feng from China shot a final round 67 to grab her first victory of 2016 season as she defeated Suzann Pettersen by three-strokes. Feng started the day with a bogey on the first hole but recovered nicely with birdies on two of her first five holes, finishing out the round with three birdies on the back nine. The eventual winner started the day with a two-shot lead after a 64 in the third round. Feng has been one of the LPGA's hottest players of late, with top-4 finishes in each of her last four starts. Pettersen finished second at 14-under par while defending champion Jessica Korda finished strong with the final round of 70 to share at 12th place. 2016 Sime Darby LPGA (Final) 267 - Feng Shanshan (CHN) 66-70-64-67 (-17) 270 - Suzann Pettersen (NOR) 66-72-66-66 (-14) 272 - Anna Nordqvist (SWE) 67-68-67-7

LIGA SUPER: SELANGOR 1 - JOHOR DT 2 Johor Darul Takzim (JDT) created another record in the Malaysia Super League (MSL) after Amri Yahyah 's 77th-minute strike helped them beat Selangor 2-1, as they became the only team that complete a season unbeaten in the domestic league's history. At Shah Alam Stadium, Argentine striker Jorge Pereyra Diaz gave JDT the lead after 64 minutes to become the league's top scorer with 18 goals, and almost secure his side's unbeaten status on the domestic front. Ahmad Hazwan Bakri gave the Red Giants some cheer with an equaliser six minutes later. But Amri, who was selected in Malaysia's squad for the AFF Cup this week, finished off the Southern Tigers season on a high after S. Chanturu 's assist. The victory comes after their bitterly disappointing 3-1 defeat to Bengaluru FC of India in Wednesday's AFC Cup semifinals that sent the 2015 champions out of the competition. But they still finished the season wit

Justin Thomas won his second CIMB Classic title at TPC Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. Thomas finished at 23-under-par 265, three shots ahead of closest rival Hideki Matsuyama of Japan. Overnight leader Anirban Lahiri, who led the field by four shots into the final round, lost ground after a quadruple bogey on the third hole. Anirban finished tied with Derek Fathauer for third place at 19 under par. Laid in fifth is Marc Leishman (66) who finished one shot away from Lahiri and Fathauer while Keegan Bradley (68) one spot below him at 16-under. Thomas won the $1.26 million winner's share of the $7 million purse. CIMB Classic 2016 (Final) 1. Justin THOMAS (USA) 64-66-71-64 (-23) 2. Hideki MATSUYAMA (JPN) 69-64-69-66 (-20) T3. Derek FATHAUER (USA) 64-70-68-67 (-19) T3. Anirban LAHIRI (IND) 66-66-65-72 (-19) 5. Marc LEISHMAN (AUS) 69-65-71-66 (-17)

OSCA Warriors won the Labuan 10's club category after sinking local side, VRC Flash 10-0 in the Cup final. Last year's champions, Labuan Marlin finished third best team as they overcame SDRU Sibu 10 – 0 in the 3rd/4th placing match. KK Sharks grabbed the Plate category after winning over Blackhawks 28–7. VRC Storm beat Sipitang Hunters 10-0 to take the Bowl category. Labuan 10's - Clubs Cup Champions: OSCA Warriors   Cup Runners-up: VRC Flash Cup Third: Labuan Marlins Cup Fourth: SDRU Sibu RC Plate Champions: KK Sharks   Plate Runners-up: TUDM Blackhawks Bowl Champions: VRC Storm   Bowl Runners-up: Sipitang Hunters Melaka Juniors defeated Sabah College 5-0 in the cup final to capture Labuan 10's School U16 title. SMS Lahad Datu took the third place as they edged Limauan Tigers A 5–0. SM La Salle won the school Plate category through the the first try rule as they were tied 5-5 with SM St. Micheal in the final. SMS Sabah took home the Bowl