Organisasi-organisasi Sukan di Malaysia
1. Majlis Olimpik Malaysia ( MOM )
2. Malaysian Hockey Confederation ( MHC )
3. Majlis Sukan Negara ( MSN )
4. Malaysian Basketball Association ( MABA )

Majlis Olimpik Malaysia ( MOM )

• merupkan badan sukan yang mempunyai kuasa eksklusif untuk mewakili negaraMalaysia di kejohanan Sukan Olimpik. Presiden MOM sekarang ialah Putera Tunku Imran ibni Tuanku Ja’afar.
• Majlis ini ditubuhkan pada 1953 sebagai satu pertubuhan kebangsaan bukan kerajaan dan bukan berkeuntungan, dan diiktiraf Jawatankuasa Olimpik Antarabangsa pada tahun berikutnya.

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Malaysian Hockey Confederation (MHC)

The Malaysian Hockey Confederation (MHC) is the national governing body for Malaysia national field hockey team, Malaysia national women's field hockey team, Malaysia national under-21 field hockey team, Malaysia national women's under-21 field hockey team, Malaysia national indoor hockey team and Malaysia national women's indoor hockey team than also manage the field hockey in Malaysia. It is affiliated to the Asian Hockey Federation (AHF) and member of the International Hockey Federation (FIH). The current MHC president is Tengku Abdullah ibni Sultan Ahmad Shah.

History

By 1886, the game was sufficiently played in England for it to be organized with a set of rules and the Hockey Association was formed in England. It didn’t take long for the game to make its way to Malaya, and the first formal match played was between Harris’ XI and Whitley’s XI on Nov 30, 1898 in Kuala Lumpur. Inter-Club matches were played between Selangor and Singapore as early as 1904, and other British-dominated clubs in Malacca, Ipoh and Penang also had their matches. By the 1920s, there were more Malays playing the game. The Federated Malay States versus Colony series was started in 1925.

Penang claim to have formed the first State Hockey Association, though all records were lost during the World War II, the “memory of the old-timers” says the association took shape about the 1924-25 season. Perak, however, were the first to officially form a State Hockey Association in October 1927, and so too Negeri Sembilan. And in Perak, the Constitution was amended in 1936 to provide for District Hockey Association. Six districts formed their Hockey Association the same year. Records show that the game was played at the club level in 1931 by Tamilians’ Physical Cultural Association, Selangor Malays and Selangor Chinese Recreation Club in Kuala Lumpur. The game went “international” with the visit of the Indian Olympic team in 1932. The Indians treated the local fan to a delightful display of hockey on their way to a 7-0 win over the Malayan XI.

By the 1930s, regular Inter-State matches were held. The 1939 records show that Selangor were a hot number, beating Negeri 9-0 on Nov 4, Malacca 2-0 on Nov 18 and Penang 1-0 on Dec 2. Hockey was up and running in the country and the game was played at club and district levels nationwide by the late 30s (Taiping HA organized the first district league in the country in 1946-47) with Hockey Association having been formed in many states. The Quadrangular hockey matches over three days were regular features of Malayan hockey and it “made possible for teams situated in the extremities of the country to meet each other in friendly matches”. The hockey season ended with the classic North v South match. North was made up of Kedah, Penang, Perak, Pahang and Selangor while South had Negeri Sembilan, Malacca, Johor and Singapore.

In the first season 1940-41, North beat South 4-1 in Kuala Lumpur. When the series resumed after the War, North and South drew 0-0 in Kuala Lumpur. North either won or drew the next six in the series, with South posting their only in, by 3-2, in 1953-54 in Singapore. After the North v South Hockey Match at the end of the 1947-48 season in Kuala Lumpur, delegates from the Hockey Associations of Penang, Perak, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Malacca, Johor and Singapore met.

Singapore HA President Sir George E.N. Oehlers formally proposed, “That a body governing the game of Hockey in the Federation of Malaya and in the Colony of Singapore be formed and that such a body be called the Malayan Hockey Council”. Sir George was elected the first president. Regular Quadrangular Hockey over the weekend during the hockey season and the introduction of the Malayan Championships in 1951 put the game on a higher level in the country.

The exploits of the legendary Indians in the Olympics – they had won five titles since the 1928 Amsterdam Games, and the fifth was at the 1952 Helsinki Games – fired the Olympic imagination of hockey enthusiasts in Malaya. Olympic participation is through the Olympic Council and the Malayan Hockey Council did the needful, with the Amateur Athletics Union of Malaya. They met at the PWD Sports Club in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur on Aug 15, 1953 at 11.20am. The meeting ended 35 minutes and the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council was formed.

The Malayan Hockey Federation, with Singapore going their separate way, was formed in 1954 with Herman Marie De Souza was elected president and Kandiah Aryaduray the secretary. Sir Gerald Templer, the supremo of Malaya and Sir Donald MacGillivray the High Commissioner of the Federation of Malaya, were roped in as Patrons. Malaya were ready for their first international outing, the 1956 Melbourne Olympics and have never looked back since

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Executive members

• President  : Tengku Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah
• Deputy President  : Datuk Nur Azmi Ahmad
• Vice President  :

1. Dato' Abdul Rahim Md. Ariff
2. Dato' Seri Che Khalib Mohamad Noh
3. M. Gobinathan
4. Dato' Dr. Surinder S. Cheema
5. Datuk Haji Ramlee Marahaban
6. Dato' Haji Bustari Yusof

• Hon. Secretary-General  : Hashim Mohamed Yusoff
• Assistant Hon. Secretary-General :
• Hon. Treasurer  : S. Sanjilatheeban
• Assistant Hon. Treasurer  : Dato' Anuarul Aini Mohd Perai
• General Manager  : Maninderjit Singh
• Free Members  :

1. Datuk Shahril Shamsuddin
2. Dato' Seri Ahmad Farid Ridhuan
3. Dato' Tony Fernandez

 

Majlis Sukan Negara ( MSN )

Sejarah

Majlis Sukan Negara ditubuhkan di bawah Akta Majlis Sukan Negara Malaysia 1971 dan Akta Majlis Sukan Negara (pindaan 1979). Pelancarannya secara rasmi telah dilakukan oleh Y.A.B. Tun Abdul Razak b. Datuk Hussein, Perdana Menteri Malaysia yang kedua pada 21 Februari 1972.

Pada peringkat awal penubuhannya, program-program sukan prestasi tinggi dilaksanakan di bawah kendalian Bahagian Sukan, Kementerian Kebudayaan Belia dan Sukan(nama Kementerian Belia Dan Sukan ketika itu). Untuk mencapai matlamat penubuhan Majlis, satu usaha kolektif melibatkan secara langsung semua agensi kerajaan dan bukan kerajaan, pertubuhan-pertubuhan sukan tanahair, majlis-majlis sukan negeri, institusi pengajian tinggi, badan-badan sukarela serta orang perseorangan telah diusahakan supaya mutu sukan negara dapat mencapai prestasi yang terbaik.

Selepas organisasi Majlis disusun semula pada tahun 1981, Majlis mula mengorak langkah dan seterusnya mengembangkan program dan aktiviti sehinggalah apa yang dapat dilihat masa kini. Matlamat penubuhan Majlis Sukan Negara Malaysia adalah selaras dengan Dasar Sukan Negara iaitu bertanggungjawab sepenuhnya ke arah penggalakkan, pembangunan dan pencapaian cemerlang dalam sukan-sukan di peringkat tertinggi.

VISI

Peneraju sukan prestasi tinggi terunggul ke arah melahirkan lebih ramai atlet bertaraf dunia.

MISI

Memastikan program pembangunan sukan berprestasi tinggi dilaksanakan secara menyeluruh, sistematik dan berkesan di semua peringkat.

Malaysian Basketball Association (MABA) 

• is the forefront for Basketball sport in Malaysia. MABA is located at the centre of Kuala Lumpur, Jln Hang Jebat.

    Logo of MABA

History of MABA

Basketball was introduced into Chinese schools in Malaysia in the early twenties by teachers who came from China, and the game was played on outdoor gravel courts. Later, it spread to the Chinese Sports Clubs, and in the early thirties enthusiasm was aroused by the visits of University and Club teams from China and Hong Kong. Since then, the game has become one of the most popular sports among the Chinese communities in Malaysia. In 1934 Inter State Tournament for Malayan Chinese was organised.

Official basketball rule books printed in Chinese were imported from Shanghai long before the war. These were superseded in 1956 when the FIBA version of the rules was printed locally in Chinese and English. In 1958 the national body for basketball, the Malaya Amateur Basketball Association, was formally established and Mr. Quek Kai Dong was elected the first President. The first annual national championship meet, the Agong Cup Championship was launched in August of the year. The organization was later re-named Malaysia Amateur Basketball Association (MABA) to bring within its fold the states of Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak, on the formation of Malaysia. In April 1965, the first Malaysian Youth Basketball Championship was launched in Penang. MABA is now composed of sixteen affiliated members, including thirteen State Associations, Federal Territory and two groups members : the Malaysia Armed Forces and the Royal Police.

MABA became a member of FIBA in 1957.

As one of the founders of the Asian Basketball Confederation in 1960, MABA has been a strong supporter of regional and international basketball championship meets, having participated in most of the ABC sponsored Asian Championships since their inception. In 1979 our Women's team took part in the XIIIth World Championship for Women we were placed eleventh, ahead of Senegal. The Men's National team took part in the Xth World Championship in Spain in 1986. We failed to qualify for the second round.

In the SEAP and SEA Games both Men and Women's team have done well. Our women's team has been five times gold medalist from 1977 - 1985.

MABA organised the 3rd, 9th, 13th Asian BAsketball Championships for Men in 1965, 1977, and 1986 respectively in Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia also host 3rd, 7th and 11th Asian Basketball Championship for Women in 1970, 1978 and 1986 respectively. The 2nd World Interclub Qualifying Round 1984 was held in Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. We were really honoured to be given the task by FIBA to organise the Pre-Olympic Championship for Women from 5 to 19 June 1988 and also the 11th World Basketball Championship for Women from 12 to 22 July 1990 and both the championships were successfully completed. In 1989 we also hosted the SEA Games (Basketball) and our men's national team won the gold after 10 years while the womens' team won the silver. MABA hosted the 4th Commonwealth Games for Men and Women, Kuala Lumpur, Sungai Petani, Kedah from 17 - 24 July 1995 and also the first South East Asia Basketball Association (SEABA) Mens Championship in Segamat, Johore from 10th - 16th April 1994. Malaysia won the Inaugural SEABA Men's Championship.

Following the official introduction of the game of mini-basketball by FIBA after a decision taken at the Mexico Congress in 1968, the MABA took the initiative of translating the official rules into the Chinese and Malayan languages. It then reproduced 10,000 copies in three languages ( English, Chinese and Malay) for extensive distribution to ABC member organizations and all the primary schools throughout Malaysia. The first mini-basket championship was held in Malaysia at the end of 1970. The inauguration of this championship complete the three-phase promotion of basketball activities with organised development and competition at primary immediate, and advanced levels. The policy and programmes of the MABA Executive Council are implemented by nine committees, i.e. international and Invitational, finance, technical, women's basketball, youth basketball, technical aid, referees' and coaches' committeess. In collaboration with the ABC and assisted by the FIBA, MABA organised the Asian Seminar for Referees and Coaches in Kuala Lumpur in April 1970. The Seminar, conducted by R.W Jones, Secretary-General of FIBA was attended by ninety-eight perticipants from Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore and Malaysia. Since 1972, Coaches' and Referees' Cinics have been regularly held at West and East Malaysia through the financial assistance of the Ministry of Culture, Youth and sports. National sports Council Council and International Olympic Council. To date hundreds of coaches and referees from various part of the country have undergone such training.

In 1975 the first advance basketball coaching course was conducted by three top American coaches : Coach Bobby Knight, Coach Bon Boyd and Coach Ellenburger. Another advance coaching course was held in 1984. From then on the coaches committee never look back as far as training coaches is concerned. Three coaches, Wee Cheong Phor, Tan See Wah and Yeoh Choo Hock were sent to Rome to attend the first International Olympic Solidarity Basketball Coaching course for two months in October and November 1977. MABA was given the honour to host the Regional IOC Basketball Coaching Course in 1984 and 1987. The experts for the 1984 course were Coach Herd Livesay and Coach Jay Hillock from USA and the 1987 were Coach Terry Schofied (USA) and Burna Arrigoni ( Italy ).

IOC Coaching Clinic was organised from 12 - 21 October 1992. Experts are Mr. Jim Calvin and Mr. Stephen Barr of Australia.

Dato' Yeoh Choo Hock, Secretary-General, MABA was appointed by IOC as expert for conducting coaching course in Vientiane, Laos and Phnom Phen, Combodia in 1993. Dato' Yeoh Choo Hock, Secretary General of MABA was appointed by the Secretary General, FIBA as an Ex-officio in the World Basketball Technical Committee in 1990.

MABA has 33 FIBA Referees and 450 MABA Referees. The referee committee has been organising clinics to keep up with the changes of the rules.

In order to encourage players of other communities apart from Chinese to take on active part in basketball, the first non Chinese Championship was launched in Kuala Lumpur in December 1973. But sad to say that due to poor response the competition lasted only until 1975. In 1995 the revival of the non-chinese tournament known as National Basketball Championship 'Sedap Cup' saw 13 teams from 10 states taking part. The National Youth Cup Championship and the National Agung Cup Championship in April and July / August respective has been the two most important events in MABA Calendar every year. Besides these two major events MABA League was introduces in 1984 and 1985. Due to financial constrained faced by all the teams it was temporary discontinued.

In order to have permanent headquaters of its own. MABA has launched its long cherished plan of constructing a twelve storey building. The project, completed in May 1971, provides hostel accommodations for officials and players, a canteen, library and conference hall for the basketball fraternities, as well as a venue for clinics and training seminars.

The 12 storey MABA headquaters is an imposing landmark in the heart of the busy city of Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. Its establishment in 1970 was mainly to the efforts of the late Tan Sri Khaw Kai Boh, a former president of MABA and the Asian Basketball Confederation (ABC) and former vice-president of the world body FIBA.

The building also houses the secretariat of the Asian Basketball Confederation The Late Mr. Lum Mun Chak was Secretary General of the ABC from 1983-1991 and Mr. Yeoh Choo Hock was his Technical Assistant.

MABA House is a symbol of the progress and development of the game of basketball in Malaysia and also in the region.

The completion of the MABA / DBKL Basketball Stadium and the Multi-Storey Car park plus the basketball training court and two level domitories on top of the car park speaks well for the leadership of MABA. The stadium project consists of a basement which is rented out as a restaurant, a mezanine floor which has a medical room, two office rooms and an open space of about 5,000 sq.ft. which can be rented out for exhibition purposes. The top level of the stadium is the basketball court which is fully air-conditioned.

During the construction period Mr. Wong Chee Kooi, Mr. Lim Yew Jin and Mr. Yeoh Choo Hock were appointed to represent MABA in the Stadium Board Building Committee. Another 3 representative were from DBKL.

Today MABA stands tall with its own MABA Building, Basketball Stadium and Car Park.

List of Office Bearers 2012/2016
2012/2016年度执行理事表

President	会长:	YB Dato' Seri Tiong King Sing JP	拿督斯里张庆信局绅
Deputy President	署理会长:	YBhg. Dato' Hoo Shau Fatt JP	拿督贺招发局绅
Vice-President	副会长:	YBhg. Dato' Lee Yuen Fong	拿督李银芳
		Mr. Ooi Khoon Yeong	黄坤荣先生
		Mr. Nelson Chua Beng Heng	蔡铭歆先生
		Mr. Ling Kuok Kai	林国开先生
		Mr. Phan Chee Yong	潘志勇先生
		Mr. James Ling Lu Kiong	林如建先生
		YBhg. Dato' Lee Cheng Chuan	拿督刘晋铨
		Mr. Lai Sang Shion	赖善雄先生
		YBhg. Dato' Seri Lim Ah Chap	拿督斯里林亚协
Secretary-General	秘书长:	Mr. Chey That Woon	谢铁文先生
Deputy Secretary-General	署理秘书长:	Mr. Looi Seng Loong PJK	雷升龙先生
Asst. Secretary-General	副秘书长:	Mr. Randy Yap Kim Heng AMP PPN	叶运兴先生
Hon. Treasurer	义务财政:	Mr. Wang Woon Pui PJK	黄文标先生
Asst. Treasurer	副财政:	YBhg. Dato' Ng Bong Ching, JP	拿督黄文正局绅

Internal Auditors	内部稽查:	Mr. Lew Yoke Ming	刘玉明先生
		Mr. James Ling Suk Kiong	林淑强先生
External Auditor	外部稽查:	K. K. Chow & Company	周芝简会计搂

Executive Secretary         执行秘书:         Mr. Sim Leong Kun                 沈亮均先生

Chairmen of Sub-Committees

Technical Committee	技术委员会:	Mr. Chang Moak Shing	郑木胜先生
Referees Committee	裁判委员会:	Mr. Lim Wah Fatt	林华发先生
Referees Assesor Committee	裁判评审委员会:	Mr. Tan Bing Guan	陈品源先生
Coaches Committee	教练委员会:	Dr. Teng Tjoon Tow	邓俊涛博士
Awards & Disciplinery Committee	奖惩委员会:	DSP. Lee Wai Leong	李怀良副警监
Selection Committee	选拔委员会:	Mr. Tan Kok Heng	邓国兴先生
Statistics Committee	统计委员会:	Mr. Brian Koh Kok Siong	许国雄先生
3 on 3 Competition Committee	三人篮球委员会:	Mr. Mok Kien Seng	莫建成先生
School Basketball Development	小童篮球委员会:	Mr. Tan Ka Keong	陈佳强先生
Non-Chinese Development	非华篮球发展委员会	Mr. Vedagiri Murugarah
International Affairs Committee	国际事务委员会	Mr. Ricky Ng Tat Ghee AMP	黄达义先生
Basketball Academic Committee	篮球学院委员会	Mr. Sim Sin Heng	沈新兴先生
State Basketball Developement	州篮球发展委员会	SJN. Mak Lean Sieng	麦连成曹长
PR and Publicity Committee	公关与宣传委员会	Steven Lee Teng Sun	李沾升先生