1994
    In 1994, 2 more persons were inducted to the Hall of Fame :-

Thong Poh Nyen - served Honaray Secretary of the Olympic Council of Malaysia for 32 years. Thong was an athlete in his youth. Mr. Thong was Secretary of the Selangor Amateur Athletics Association and the Football Association of Selangor before moving to OCM. He has the distinction of being one of the longest serving sports administrator in Malaysia.

Koh Eng Tong - won Malaysia's first Gold Medal in the British Empire Games Weightlifting (featherweight) in Aukland, 1950. He wasl also rated top ten Featherweight Lifters in the World in 1951. Mr. Koh is a professional photographer and is seen here presenting to OCM a classic photo which he took in the 1959 Olympics in Melbourne.

1995
    1995 saw the introduction of Eddy Choong to OCM's Hall of Fame:-

Eddy Choong Ewe Beng became well known for his exploits in Badminton in the 1940s & 1950s. Eddy won 75 International Badminton Championships in 14 countries. In the prestigeous All-England Badminton Championships Eddy won the singles crown 4 times in 1953, 1954, 1956 and 1957. Partnering with his brother David, the doubles crown was won 3 times for Malaysia in 1952, 1953, 1954. His contributions to sport has been internationally recognised: awarded the Ken Davidson Trophy in 1955 for Sportsmanship, the IBF Distinguished Meritorious Award for Services to world Badminton in 1992 and the IBF Herbert Scheele Trophy in 1995.

2000
    After a lapse of 5 years with no new inductees to the Hall of Fame, the turn of the centrury, showed the induction of two very important individuals:-

The late Tan Sri Alexander Lee Yu Lung was honoured by OCM with the induction of Tan Sri Alex to OCM's Hall of Fame. Tan Sri Alex is recognised for his selfless contributions to the development of sports in Malaysia as well as his dynamic leadership in OCM and various Associations he was associated with. His untimely death is a considerable loss for OCM and to Malaysia. The Hall of Fame trophy was awarded by Tan Sri Khir Johari to Mr. Thomas Lee, brother of Tan Sri Alex.

Tan Sri Hamzah is currently the Honorary Life President of the Olympic Council of Malaysia, and has been serving OCM since 1976 to 1998 first as Deputy President and then as President. Tan Sri Hamzah has since 1978 been a member of the most prestigious club in sports, the IOC - the only Malaysian to have been accorded the honour. His love for sport led him to head various National Sports Associations like Cricket, Soccer & Taekwondo and it is his contributions and his leadership that stamped him as an outstanding sports personality.

 2002
In the year 2002, thirteen new inductees were included into thew hall of fame, 5 are sports administrators, while eight are outstanding national athletes :-

Administrators - they are K. Aryaduray, Sum Kwok Seng, Sidique Ali Merican, Khir Johari and the late Lum Mun Chak.  Picture left shows Tunku Imran (at far left) presenting the trophies.

National Athletes - M. Jegathesan, Ishtiaq Mobarak, Chong Tan Fook & Lee Wan Wah, Razif Sidek & Jalani Sidek, Abdul Rashid Sidek, Cheah Soon Kit and Yap Kim Hock.   * Not on photo are Cheah Soon Kit and Yap Kim Hock

2004
 As part of OCM's 50th Anniversay celebrations, 50 outstanding retired athletes and officials were inducted into the OCM Hall of Fame, in recognition of their tireless efforts to the development of sports in Malaysia

ATHLETICS
Rahim Ahmad - First Malaysian Asian Games medal—bronze
Nashatar Singh - Asian Games gold medallist, 196
M. Rajamani - First woman Asian games gold medallist, 1966
Rabuan Pit - 2ND Malaysian to win fastest man in Asia title, 1982
G. Saravanan - First Commonwealth Games Gold medallist in athletics, 1998

BADMINTON
The late Wong Peng Soon - Legend
The late Ong Poh Lim - Legend
Teh Kew San - Legend
Ooi Teck Hock -
Tan Aik Huang - Multiple title winner
Tan Yee Khan - First Asian Games gold medallist in badminton 1962
Ng Boon Bee - First Asian Games Gold medallist in Badminton , 1962
Datuk Punch Gunalan - Asian and Commonwealth Games Gold medallist, 1970
Rosalind Singha Ang - Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist
Sylvia Ng - Commonwealth Games Gold medallist 1978

BASKETBALL
Annie Goh

BOWLING
Dato’ Dr P.S. Nathan - Asian Games Gold Medallist 1970 and two term President World Ten Pin Bowling Association

BOXING
Sapok Biki - Commonwealth Games Gold medallist 1998
The late Tiger Aman – Legend

CRICKET
The late Lall Singh - One and only Malaysian test cricketer

CYCLING
Daud Ibrahim - Asian Games gold medallist, 1966
Ng Joo Ngan - Asian Games gold medallist 1966

FOOTBALL
Ghani Minhat - Legend
The late Edwin Dutton - Legend
The late Mokhtar Dahari - Legend
Dato’ M Chandran - Legend
Dato’ Soh Chin Aun - Legend
Santokh Singh - Legend
The late M. Arumugam - Legend

HOCKEY
Freddy Vias - First Olympic Team, sport as administrator
Dato’ Ho Koh Chye - Legendary goal keeper; coach
Dato R Yogeswaran - Legend, coach
M. Mahendran - Only sportsman of the year from hockey
Sri Shanmuganathan - Only sportsman of the year from hockey
Rani Kaur - Women’s hockey legend

SWIMMING
Nurul Huda Abdullah - Legend

TENNIS
The late Khoo Hooi Hye - First Malayan in Wimbledon, 1936

TEAMS
4x100 METERS RELAY TEAM, ASIAN GAMES BANGKOK 1966 - Only relay team ever to win Asian Games Gold medal

1949 Thomas Cup Squad - First team to win Thomas Cup

National Soccer Team 1972 - Only national team to qualify and play in Olympic soccer tournament

National Hockey Team 1975 - Best achievement in hockey at world level, 4th World Cup 1975

OFFICIALS
Tun Abdul Ghaffar Baba - OCM/Tennis
The late E.M. MacDonald - Founding President of OC
The late Tan Sri Jamil Rais - OCM/Tennis
Tan Sri Ghazali Shaffie - Long time President of MAAU in its golden years
The late Datuk G. S. Kler - Athletics/world statistician
The late Yap Yong Yih - Table tennis - Asian and World/Asian Body
Dato’ G. Vijayanathan - Hockey administrator/ international umpire
Toh Puan Zainon Datuk Hussein - Ladies Hockey


The Rt. Hon. Prime Minister of Malaysia (7^th from left), The Hon. Minister of Youth & Sports Malaysia (6^th from Left), The President of OCM (10^th from left) with the inductees to the OCM Hall of Fame, during the Official Opening Ceremony of the OCM Indoor Sports Complex on 4^th December 2004


2006
In the year 2006, eight new inductees were included into the Hall of Fame, 2 are sports administrators, while six are outstanding national athletes :-

Dato' Peter Vellapan - General Secretary of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) from 1978 to 2006.

Hajah Norminshah Sabirin - President of the Netball Association of Malaysia (1978 to 2002) and Vice President of OCM (2000 to 2005.)

Saik Oik Cum - 1978 Asian Games, Bangkok, won Gold Medal in Women's 400m event.

J.B. Koo, Holloway Cheah, Alan Hooi, Edward Lim, and Lee Kok Hong - 1978 Asian Games, Bangkok, won Gold Medal in Men's 5 Player Tenpin Bowling Team. Another member of the team, Y.Bhg. Dato' Dr. P.S. Nathan has already been inducted into the Hall of Fame.


From left: Dato' Peter Vellapan, Hajah Norminshah Sabirin, J.B. Koo, Holloway Cheah, Edward Lim, and Lee Kok Hong (not in photo: Saik Oik Cum and Alan Hooi)


2007
In the year 2007, 10 new inductees were included into the Hall of Fame, six are sports administrators, while four are outstanding national athletes :-

Administrators

Tan Sri Dato' Seri P. Alagendra

Tan Sri Dato' Seri Elyas Omar

Tunku Datuk Seri Adnan Tunku Besar Burhanuddin

Datuk Thanapalan Paul Murugasu

Dato' Tan Chin Nam

National Athletes

Billy Ng @ Ng Seow Meng

Yew Cheng Hoe

Shaharuddin Jaffar

Malek Noor

2009
In the year 2009, 5 new inductees were included into the Hall of Fame, three are Officials, while two are outstanding national athletes :-

Officials

Datuk Prof. Emeritus Dr. A. E. Delilkan

Tan Sri Dato' Seri G. Darshan Singh

Dato' James Selvaraj

National Athletes

Lim Keng Liat (Alex Lim)

Ho Ro Bin

From left: Datuk Prof. Emeritus Dr. A. E. Delilkan, Tan Sri Dato' Seri G. Darshan Singh, Dato' James Selvaraj, YAM Tunku Tan Sri Imran (OCM President), Lim Keng Liat (Alex Lim) and Ho Ro Bin