ABOUT US
Centaurs was established in 2002 by Tim Lambert to provide rugby coaching to young schoolkids.
Since those early days, when the initial cohort of 15 kids across 3 age groups ran out on borrowed school pitches, we have grown to be a leading sport and outdoor recreational activity provider in Singapore. Our customers vary from kids aged 3 to 17 playing Rugby, Netball and Touch, to adults playing a multitude of sports, sports pitch hirers, and one-off kids “Pit” Party and camp attendees.
We now lease, have built on and manage 12 hectares of sports and recreation factilities…
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New Kids Activities Manager: Clare Humphreys
Welcome, Clare! “I am delighted to welcome Clare Humphreys into the role of Kids Activities Manager. Clare brings a wealth of kids activities experience as a current Guide Leader and Activities Co-ordinator for the Brownies and Girl Guides, running camps and events in Singapore and Malaysia. A qualified lawyer, autism specialist and Special Needs Programme…
New Director of Rugby: Sean Goh
Outgoing Director of Rugby, Charlie Lambert “Centaurs says goodbye to Charlie Lambert, who after 7 years with the group is moving to Auckland, NZ in August. Charlie has been instrumental in establishing systems and procedures for our facilities, and then recently adding Director of Rugby to his job scope, following Nick Dance’s return to England…
Touch for Girls
The number of participants in Rugby around the word is growing rapidly. Its becoming surprisingly more popular amongst woman too. Although one factor of rugby that is influencing these numbers is the brutality and physicality of the sport. Although many rugby girls couldn’t care less, there are many teenage girls who do not see themselves…
Rugby: skills for life
Individual sports seem to be an ongoing trend, although at a younger age individual sports bring a limited amount of benefits to your child in comparison to team sports. Team sports are not taught to children just for the benefit of the game, but for the benefits of being active and in a team. When…
New Director of Rugby: Sean Goh
Outgoing Director of Rugby, Charlie Lambert “Centaurs says goodbye to Charlie Lambert, who after 7 years with the group is moving to Auckland, NZ in August. Charlie has been instrumental in establishing systems and procedures for our facilities, and then recently adding Director of Rugby to his job scope, following Nick Dance’s return to England…
Rugby: skills for life
Individual sports seem to be an ongoing trend, although at a younger age individual sports bring a limited amount of benefits to your child in comparison to team sports. Team sports are not taught to children just for the benefit of the game, but for the benefits of being active and in a team. When…
Role Models Summer Camps in UK
UK-based Role Models run summer camps that focus on developing the soft skills that help prepare children for 21st century life. Creativity, collaboration, resilience and leadership are all encouraged through active, ambitious workshops. Discover more about their Life Skills residential course for 11-14 year olds at Wellington College (UK) from 15-28 July 2019. Role Models…
Coach-the-Coaches: Former England Youth Coaches
On March 1, 2019 we welcomed three greatly experienced coaches to Centaurs Singapore to lead our first Coach-the-Coaches of the year. These Coach-the-Coaches session invites are extended to our head, pro and parent coaches. Russell (Rusty) Earnshaw, John (Fletch) Fletcher, and Juan Mendia Gonzalez are former-England youth rugby coaches who now make up The Magic…
Touch for Girls
The number of participants in Rugby around the word is growing rapidly. Its becoming surprisingly more popular amongst woman too. Although one factor of rugby that is influencing these numbers is the brutality and physicality of the sport. Although many rugby girls couldn’t care less, there are many teenage girls who do not see themselves…
Role Models Summer Camps in UK
UK-based Role Models run summer camps that focus on developing the soft skills that help prepare children for 21st century life. Creativity, collaboration, resilience and leadership are all encouraged through active, ambitious workshops. Discover more about their Life Skills residential course for 11-14 year olds at Wellington College (UK) from 15-28 July 2019. Role Models…
Changes to Touch in 2019
Centaurs Touch will be changing in 2019. Three key changes will be effective from January, with a view to provide more opportunities and progression to existing and prospective players: 1 Touch will expand to younger age groups in 2019 with the new minimum age of 5 years old. Coaching for Touch Academy (Juniors – age…
Role Models Summer Camps in UK
UK-based Role Models run summer camps that focus on developing the soft skills that help prepare children for 21st century life. Creativity, collaboration, resilience and leadership are all encouraged through active, ambitious workshops. Discover more about their Life Skills residential course for 11-14 year olds at Wellington College (UK) from 15-28 July 2019. Role Models…
Netball in 2018
Well that’s a wrap for 2018! A very busy and fruitful year for all involved with our new and growing Singapore netball club – players, coaches, parents and spectators. Centaurs Netball traveled all over Singapore to play various clubs and schools, went international to Malaysia and Australia and hosted many clubs to our courts over…
Staying hydrated
If you’re playing sport in Singapore, it’s essential to keep hydrated before, during and after activity. When it comes to kids sport, it’s especially important to know what to do if you become dehydrated, and to be familiar with signs of heat exhaustion or heat stroke. With all our kids sports taking place outside, our…