June 07, 12:03 PM 
514 Chai Chee Lane 03-16, Singapore 469029 It is a revenge 14 years in the making.
The Singapore netball team lost to Malaysia at the 2001 SEA Games and since then, netball has not been included in the Games calendar.
Until now.
Today (June 7, 2pm) our netballers will be looking for revenge against rivals Malaysia at the netball final.
Not that you need any more motivation to get behind the girls but here are 8 reasons why you should be screaming your lungs out for them.
1. Singapore's very own Gandalf.
1.96m Chen Li Li swats balls like flies.
2. No Prima donna.
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3. Eye candies galore.
Shelby Koh, 20,
Position: C, WA.
Captain Micky Lin, 29.
Position: GD, GK, WD
4. Excellent ROI.
For just $10, fans were treated to many victories:
Singapore 72: Brunei 21;
Singapore 65: Thailand 24;
Singapore 84: Philippines 12, a result which prompted mainstream media to use "thrash".
Singapore 85: Myanmar 20;
Singapore 59; Thailand 29;
The only blemish? The 35-all draw against Malaysia.
5. Supreme athletes.
Check out Premila Hirubalan's biceps and deltoids. #badass
Look closer and you know it's all about timing for Yasmin Ho.
6. The team sacrificed. A lot.
The girls are part-time players, juggling work, school and netball.
Coach Ruth Aitken told Today: "Taking the MRT after 10pm, then getting up early the next morning to go to work bright-eyed — I certainly realise the commitment these girls preparing for the SEA Games are giving to be part of the squad."
Source: Screenshot from Today.
And did you know the netball team won back-to-back Asian Netball Championships in 2012 and 2014? Not bad for a bunch of part-timers.
7. Good mix of experience.
This is how you combine youth exuberance and experience. Are you watching, S-League?
8. It's against Malaysia.
Source: Singapore SEA Games Organising Committee / Action Images via Reuters
If this is not motivation, we don't know what is.
Top photo by Singapore SEA Games Organising Committee / Action Images via Reuters.
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