Singapore Men’s National Softball Team 2022 preliminary roster revealed

The Singapore Baseball and Softball Association (SBSA) has unveiled its men's elite and development national teams for 2022. Players will be selected from both teams to form the squads that will compete in the upcoming Softball Asia Cup and U-23 Softball Asia Cup, which serve as qualifiers for the respective Softball World Cups later in the year.

The coaching staff is led by Farhan Harahap and Koh Ruoh Jie (both of them led the U-18 squad during the 2020 World Cup), William Mendoza (Pitching Coach), Dylan Soh (S&C) and Team Leader Chaw Wee Teck.

The Men’s Elite Team includes 10 veterans from Singapore’s 2018 team that finished 15th in the Men's Softball World Championship in Prague, Czech Republic. It also lists five players from the 2020 U-18 Men’s Softball World Cup squad that stunned No. 2 Argentina on Day 1 and finished ninth place.

Seven other members of the 2020 U-18 Singapore team were selected for the Development Team. 

Men’s Elite Team

1.  Aloysius Ong
2.  Andre Chia
3.  Audric Chia
4.  Chow Rui Yan
5.  Dominic Han
6.  Ean Eu 
7.  Elliot Tan
8.  Foo Say Kian
9.  Huzaifah Noorham 
10.  Huzaifie Noorham
11.  Ivan Tan
12.  Jeron Tan
13.  Joshua Tam
14.  Joshua Tan
15.  Low Zuray 
16.  Malcolm Lim
17.  Marcus Chew
18.  Mathew Tan
19.  Oh Ziglar
20.  Raynard Heng
21.  Schuyler Seah 

Men's Development Team

1. Askari Imran
2. Benjamin Loke
3. Bobby Teo
4. Chan Chin Kai
5. Cheoh Shun Kai
6. Eldon Ng
7. Jared Man
8. Jason Cheng
9. Jonathan Lee
10. Kevin Ho
11. Marcus Seah
12. Matthew Lim
13. Nathanael Wee
14. Nickson Ho
15. Oh Zachar
16. Rishon Toh
17. Ryan How
18. Terrence Tay
19. Tien Yu
20. Tristan Tan
21. Zheng Shi Ying

The top two nations in the final standings of the Asian Cups will advance to the Men's Softball World Cups: the WBSC Men's Softball World Cup in New Zealand from 26 November to 4 December, and the WBSC U-23 Men's Softball World Cup in Argentina, from 22-30 October.

Singapore gained two positions in the latest edition of the WBSC Men’s Softball World Rankings and now sits in the 13^th place, the highest ranking ever for the Asian country.