June 22,2014
The Republic’s Divers added their names to the country’s overall medal tally as the final aquatic discipline of this Southeast Asian Competition kicked off today at the Sports Hub’s OCBC Aquatic Centre today.
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It was movement in harmony as Singapore bagged its first regional synchronised swimming gold medal in the Team Technical Routine Final this afternoon.
June 21,2014
Roanne Ho and Samantha Yeo both raced home to clinch gold and silver respectively for Singapore in the Women’s 50metre Breaststroke final at the TYR 2nd Southeast Asian Swimming Championships 2014. Thailand’s Pawapotako Phiangkhwan took the bronze medal.
17-year-old Vietnamese Nguyen Thi Anh Vien shaved off almost 12 seconds from the meet record in the Women’s 800metres Freestyle event. The most be-medalled swimmer of the recent Southeast Asian Age Swimming Championships earlier this month, Thi Anh cruised home to the gold medal effortlessly in a new time of 8:40.75.
June 20,2014
With two Thai girls blazing down on each side of her, Amanda Lim kept her cool to race home first and give Singapore its first gold medal of the evening in the Women’s 200metres Freestyle at the TYR 2nd Southeast Asian Swimming Championships presented by Yakult.
The Men’s Relay Team of Clement Yong, Darren Lim, Benedict Boon and Danny Yeo finished the night off in style giving Singapore a gold medal in the final event for the night, the Men’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay.
June 19,2014
2014:Singapore’s15-year old swimmer Darren Lim Fang Yue caused a major upset in the Men’s 50m Freestyle on Day 3 of the swimming competition at the TYR 2nd SEA Swimming Championships 2014 as he fend off the challenge from meet record holder Fauzi Triady (Indonesia) with a timing of 23.34.
June 18,2014
Singapore’s national anthem rang out twice this afternoon at the Sports Hub’s OCBC Aquatic Centre.
Nur Marina Chan set a new meet record in the Women’s 50m Butterfly when she beat compatriot Tan Jing-E and Thailand’s Srisa-Ard Jenjira in their race.
June 17,2014
Singapore’s women maintained their form in the water polo competition today, coming back strongly to beat Malaysia by 11-5 at the Singapore Sports Hub’s OCBC Aquatic Centre. The Republic’s women’s team will face off with Thailand in the final on Wednesday for the water polo championship.