Team Singapore’s schedule and results at SEA Games 2023

This article will be updated daily.

The 32nd Southeast Asia (SEA) Games will see 558 Team Singapore athletes competing across 30 sports across a few cities including Phnom Penh and Siem Reap in Cambodia. 

The Games take place from May 5 to 17, although some sports have started their competitions since Apr 29.

As of May 16, Team Singapore has won 51 gold medals, 43 silver medals and 64 bronze medals.

Here are the results and schedule for the Team Singapore squad in Cambodia.

Judo

In the Mixed Team Quarter Finals, Singapore fell to a 4-1 defeat to Vietnam. 

Singapore missed out on the bronze medal in the Mixed Team Bronze Medal match after losing to the Philippines 4-0. They finished joint fifth place out of nine.

Wrestling

In the Men’s Freestyle 79kg Round Robin, Gary Chow clinched the silver medal after falling to a narrow defeat to Indonesia’s Randa Riandesta.

Lim Zi Xyan won the joint bronze medal after a 7-3 win against the Philippines’s Jhonnygadugdug Morte In the Men’s Freestyle 65kg semi finals. 

In the Round Robin, Lim defeated Thailand’s Sutdi Thanwa 6-0 and fell to a 10-0 defeat to Indonesia’s Hamka Hamka. 

Both Mohamed Qayyum Yusoff Bin Abdullah (Men’s Freestyle 70kg Round Robin) and Eddy Zulqarnain Bin Khidzer (Men’s 61kg Round Robin) failed to progress to the semi finals and finished in third place out of three. 

Field Hockey

The men’s team clinched the silver medal after a 3-0 defeat to Malaysia in the final.

Beach Volleyball

The women’s team missed out on the bronze medal after falling to a 2-0 defeat against Vietnam in the Bronze Medal Playoff. 

Sepak Takraw

Singapore won the joint bronze medal in the Men’s Regu Round Robin despite suffering back-to-back 2-0 defeats against Thailand and Malaysia. 

Basketball

In the Men’s 5×5, Singapore finished in seventh place out of eight after beating Laos 84-49 in the 7th and 8th Placing Playoff.

Fencing

Singapore won the gold medal after winning 45-37 against the Philippines in the final of the Women’s Team Epee.

In the Men’s Team Foil Final, Singapore clinched its 40th silver medal after losing 45-37 to Vietnam.

Table Tennis

Zeng Jian won the gold medal in the final of the Women’s Singles after beating  Suthasini Sawettabut with a score of 4-3. 

Izaac Quek clinched Singapore’s 50th gold medal after a 4-0 win against  Vietnam’s Anh Tu Nguyen in the final of the Men’s Singles.

Wrestling 

In the Men’s Freestyle 125kg Round Robin, Timothy Loh clinched the gold medal after beating Cambodia’s Dorn Sao 4-0 and Laos’s Lerdxai Khamtama 11-0.

Water Polo

The men’s team won the gold medal after beating Cambodia 22-14 in the Round Robin.

The women’s team won the silver medal after beating Indonesia 10-6.

Cricket

Singapore clinched the bronze medal after beating the Philippines 93-92 in the Men’s T10 Bronze Medal Playoff.

Floorball

The women’s team picked up the gold medal after a 4-2 win against Thailand in the final.

The men’s team won the bronze medal after winning 3-1 against Malaysia in the 3rd Placing match. 

Wrestling

In the Women’s 57kg Round Robin, Danielle Lim won the silver medal after defeating both Cambodia’s Keatha Sim and Vietnam’s Thi My Trang Nguyen with a score of 10-0.

In the Women’s Wrestling 76kg Round Robin, Jezamine Chua clinched the bronze medal after finishing third out of three.

Alvina Lim finished fifth out of five.

Badminton

Johann Prajogo and Nge Joo Jie picked up the joint bronze medal after losing 2-0 to Indonesia’s Pramudya Kusumawardana and Rambitan Yeremia Erich Yoche Yacob in the semi finals of the Men’s Doubles.

Cricket

Singapore clinched the gold medal after winning 97-71 against Cambodia in the Men’s Sixes Round Robin.

The women’s team missed out on the bronze medal after a narrow 54-51 loss against Malaysia in the T20 Bronze Medal Playoff.

Fencing

In the Women’s Team Foil Final, Singapore won the gold medal after beating Vietnam 45-23.

Singapore also clinched the silver medal in the Men’s Team Sabre Final after a 45-31 loss against Vietnam. 

Table Tennis

Clarence Chew failed to progress to the semi finals after falling to a 2-0 defeat to Malaysia’s Leong Chee Feng.

Izaac Quek progressed to the semi finals after a 4-2 win against Malaysia’s Wong Qi Shen. He will next face Wong’s teammate, Leong Chee Feng in the semi finals.

In the Women Singles, Zeng Jian advanced to the semi finals after beating the Philippines’s Kheith Rhynne Baldemoro Cruz 4-1. She will next face Thailand’s Orawan Paranang tomorrow.

Zhou Jingyi failed to progress to the semi finals after losing 4-3 to Thailand’s Orawan Paranang.

Basketball

In the Women’s 5×5, Singapore finished in seventh place out of seven after losing to Vietnam 77-55. 

Floorball

Despite a 3-1 loss against Thailand, the women’s team still advanced to the Final. They finished in second place out of five in the group stage.

The men’s team suffered a narrow 4-3 defeat to Thailand and have advanced to the Bronze Medal Playoff against Malaysia tomorrow.

Sepak Takraw

Singapore finished in fourth place out of four and failed to progress to the semi finals after a 2-0 defeat to Indonesia in the Men’s Quadrant Round Robin.

Judo

Aaron Ng won the joint bronze medal after beating Indonesia’s Pasek Karisna 1-0 in the Bronze Medal match of the Men’s 90kg. 

Valerie Teo clinched the joint bronze medal after beating Malaysia’s Goh Xuan Le in the Women’s Under 52kg. 

Shaldon Ng lost 1-0 against Cambodia’s Uno Shintaro in the semi finals of the Men’s Under 73kg. He eventually finished fifth place out of seven after later losing to Indonesia’s Qoriamrulllah Al Haq Nugraha with a score of 1-0 in the Repechage round. 

Xiangqi

In the Men’s Blitz Team division, despite losing 2-0 to Vietnam in the fourth round, Alvin Woo and Low Yi Hao still picked up the gold medal with an overall first place finish out of six.

Taekwondo

Dylan Chia advanced to the semi finals of the Men’s Under 63kg Kyorugi after winning 2-1 against the Philippines’s Joseph Tumaca Chua.

Nichelle Tan lost 2-0 to Cambodia’s Mam Julie in the quarter finals of the Women’s Under 53kg Kyorugi. 

Water Polo

The men’s team beat the Philippines 10-4 in the Round Robin. They will next face Cambodia tomorrow.

Field Hockey

The women’s team won the bronze medal after defeating Thailand 1-0 in the pool stage. 

Water Polo

The women’s team saw a 10-6 win against Indonesia in the Round Robin. Their overall placing will be determined on Tuesday.

The men’s team defeated Indonesia 12-5. They will next play the Philippines tomorrow.

Finswimming

In the Men’s 50m Bi-Fins Final, Rayen Ong finished last out of eight with a timing of 21.33 seconds.

In the Heats, Rayen successfully qualified for the Final after coming in eighth out of 11, with a timing of 21.29 seconds. Jordan Ong finished in ninth place and did not qualify for the Final.

However, Rayen failed to qualify for the Men’s 400m Bi-Fins Final after finishing in ninth place out of 11, clocking in at a timing of 3:55.54.

In the Men’s 200m Surface Final, Lucas Chew finished in sixth place out of seven and set a new personal best with a timing of 1:38.01. Nicholas Choon also set himself a new personal best after finishing behind him with a timing of 1:43.36. 

In the Women’s 200m Surface Final, Vanessa Ong finished in fifth place out of seven with a timing of 1:44.63. Jamie Ang finished behind her with a timing of 1:45.07. Both of them also failed to qualify for the Women’s 50m Bi-Fins Final after coming in 11th and 12th place out of 13 respectively.

Vanessa finished with a timing of 24.01 seconds while Jamie clocked in a timing that was 13 seconds later.

In the Women’s 800m Surface Final, Jovita Ho came in seventh place out of eight, clocking in at a timing of 9:16.28. Vanessa Ong did not start the race.

In the Men’s 800m Surface Final, Damien Seok Zi Hao was disqualified.

Table Tennis

Clarence Chew and Zeng Jian won the silver medal after losing 3-1 against Vietnam’s Mai Ngoc Tran and Anh Hoang Dinh in the Mixed Doubles Final. 

Wong Xin Ru and Zhou Jingyi also clinched the silver medal after losing 3-0 to Thailand’s Suthasini Sawettabut and Orawan Paranang in the final of the Women Doubles.

Ser Lin Qian and Goh Rui Xian picked up the joint bronze medal after losing 3-0 to Thailand’s Suthasini Sawettabut and Orawan Paranang. 

Beh Kun Ting and Ethan Poh won the joint bronze medal after losing 3-1 to Malaysia’s Javen Choong and Wong Qi Shen in the semi finals of the Men’s Doubles.

In the Men’s Doubles, Koen Pang and Izaac Yong clinched the gold medal after beating Malaysia’s Javen Choong and Wong Qi Shen 3-1 in the final.

In the Men’s Singles, Izaac Quek defeated the Philippines’s Richard Pugoy Gonzales 3-0 in the first round. He will next face Vietnam’s Anh Tu Nguyen tomorrow. Clarence Chew won 3-1 against Laos’s Phinith Kongphet. He will next play against Thailand’s Padasak Tanviriyavechakul tomorrow.

In the women’s singles, Zeng Jian beat Cambodia’s Michelle Annika 3-0 in the first round. She will next face Malaysia’s Alice Chang tomorrow.

Traditional Boat Race 

In the Men’s 12 Crews (Open) 500m Final, Singapore finished in fifth place out of six, with a timing of 2:23.437.

Basketball

In the Women’s 5×5, Singapore lost to Indonesia with a score of 86-39. They will next face Vietnam tomorrow. 

Cricket

In the Men’s T10 Round Robin, Singapore fell to a narrow defeat to Thailand with a score of 84-83. They will face the Philippines in the Bronze medal playoff on Tuesday. 

In the Men’s Sixes Round Robin, despite losing 84-80 to the Philippines earlier today, SIngapore managed to win 85-71 against Indonesia. They will next play against Cambodia tomorrow.

Beach Volleyball

The men’s team suffered a 2-0 defeat against Indonesia in the preliminary round. Their progression to the next stage will be determined after completion of all the round robin matches today. 

The women’s team also lost 2-0 against Thailand in the semi finals. They will next face Vietnam in the Bronze Medal Playoff tomorrow. 

Floorball

The women’s team remained unbeaten in the group stage after securing another 5-0 victory against the Philippines. They will next face Thailand tomorrow.

The men’s team fell to a 2-1 defeat against the Philippines. They will next face Thailand tomorrow.

Fencing

The women’s team won the joint bronze medal after losing 45-42 to Vietnam in the Sabre Table of 8.

In the semi finals of the Men’s Epee, Singapore won the joint bronze medal after losing 44-37 to Thailand.

Sepak Takraw

In the Men Doubles Round Robin, Singapore failed to advance to the semi finals after losing 2-0 to Malaysia. They have finished in third place out of four. 

Badminton

In the Women’s Singles, Nur Insyirah Khan Binte Abdul Hamid Khan lost 2-0 against Thailand’s Supanida Katethong. Megan Lee was defeated by Indonesia’s Komang Ayu Chaya Dewi, with a score of 2-0. 

In the quarter finals of the Women’s Doubles, Heng Xiao En and Lai Yi Ting fell to a 2-0 defeat against Malaysia’s Cheng Su Hui and Cheng Su Yin.  

In the Men’s Doubles, Johann Prajogo and Nge Joo Jie successfully advanced to the semi finals after beating Chia Weijie and Liew Xun 2-0.

Taekwondo

Xavier Tan lost 2-0 to Thailand’s Jack Woody Mercer in the quarter finals of the Men’s Under 74kg. 

Nur Fadzlyn Binte Mohd Zahruddin won the joint bronze medal after falling to a 2-0 defeat to Thailand’s Wongpattanakit Panipak in the Women’s Under 49kg semi finals. 

Xiangqi

In the Men’s Rapid Team, Ng Junyang and Low Yi Hao picked up the joint bronze after finishing in fourth place out of six after five rounds. They have beaten Thailand and the Philippines and lost to Malaysia, Cambodia and Vietnam, all with the score of 2-0.

Field Hockey

The men’s team have advanced to the final after grabbing a 6-1 win against Thailand in the pool stage. They will next face Malaysia on Tuesday.

Judo 

In the Men’s 66kg Round Robin, Zhou Yujie picked up the joint bronze medal, while Zhen Yuxuan finished in fifth place out of five In the Women’s 70kg Round Robin. 

In the quarter finals of the Women’s 57kg, Tang Jingfang finished in fifth place out of seven. 

Wrestling

Despite losing 8-0 to the Philippines’s Jasoncasinto Balabal, Aryan Bin Azman clinched the silver medal after grabbing a 4-3 win against Cambodia’s Sophak Keo in the Men’s Greco-Roman 82kg Round Robin,

Eddy Zulqarnain Bin Khidzer and Timothy Loh Yu picked up the bronze medal in the Men’s Greco-Roman 60kg and 130kg Round Robin respectively.

In the Men’s Greco-Roman 77kg Round Robin, Gadiel Raid Al-Qudrah finished in fifth place out of five. 

Finswimming

In the Men’s 50m Surface Final, Jordan Ong finished in seventh place out of eight with a timing of 18.54 seconds.

In the Heats, Jordan came in eighth out of 13 with a timing of 18.28 seconds, setting himself a new national record and personal best. Nicholas Choon came in 12th place with a timing of 19.95 seconds, setting himself a new personal best.

In the Women’s 50m Surface Final, Bernice Ting came in sixth out of eight, clocking in at a timing of 20.50 seconds. Jamie Ang finished last out of the eight with a timing of 20.59 seconds.

In the Heats, Jamie finished in sixth place out of nine, with a timing of 20.7 seconds. Bernice came in behind Jamie by 8 seconds. 

In the Men’s 200m Bi-Fins Final, Rayen Ong came in seventh out of eight with a timing of 1:45.85. This was a second later than his timing in the Heats where he also finished in seventh place out of 11. 

In the Women’s 200m Bi-Fins Final, Dawn Koh finished in fourth place out of eight with a timing of 1:57.97, setting herself a new personal best. R’yen Ong came in sixth place, clocking in at a timing of 2:02.74, which is also a her personal best.

In the Men’s 400m Surface Heats, both Lucas Chew and Damien Seok failed to advance to the finals. Lucas came in ninth out of 11, clocking in at a timing of 3:41.22. Damien finished behind him, with a timing of 4:01.54, which is also a new personal best.

In the Men’s 4x100m Surface Final, Singapore came in fifth out of sixth place with a timing of 2:55.59, setting a new national record. 

The women’s team finished in fourth place out of five, clocking in at a timing of 3:04.63.

In the Women’s 400m Surface Final, Vanessa Ong came in fifth place out of six, clocking in at a timing of 3:52.20. Jovita Ho was disqualified.

Cricket

In the Men’s T10 Round Robin, Singapore defeated Malaysia 107-98. They will next face Thailand tomorrow.

Kickboxing

Muhammad Nazri Bin Sutari suffered a 3-0 defeat to Vietnam’s Quan Kieu Duy in the quarter finals of the Men’s Below 71kg. 

Fencing

In the Men’s Individual Foil Pool, Samuel Robson picked up the gold medal after defeating the Philippines’s Tranquilan Sammuel in the Final.

Max Neo lost 15-9  to Thailand’s Deejing Ratchanavi in the Round of 16. 

In the semi finals of the Women’s Epee, Kiria Tikanah Abdul Rahman picked up the joint bronze medal after losing to Elle Koh with a narrow score of 12-11. Elle then clinched the gold medal after defeating Vietnam’s Vu Thi Hong in the Women’s Epee Final.

Judo

In the Men’s Kime No Kata Final, Soh Keng Chuan and Benny Tan clinched the joint bronze medal after finishing in fourth place out of four, with a score of 507.5. 

Indoor Volleyball

The women’s team defeated Myanmar 3-2 in the 5th to 8th Placing. They will next face Malaysia tomorrow.

Field Hockey

The men’s team grabbed a 4-1 win against Cambodia. They will next face Thailand tomorrow.

The women’s team drew 2-2 to Cambodia in the pool stage. They will next face Thailand on Monday. 

Xiangqi

In the fifth round of the Men’s Standard Single, Alvin Woo Tsung Han drew 1-1 to Vietnam’s Thanh Bao Nguyen. Overall, he finished second out of 12 and picked up the silver medal.

Ng Junyang finished in fifth place after beating the Philippines’s Jackson Gomez Hong with a score of 2-0.

In the Women’s Standard Single, Ngo Lan Huong won the gold medal after securing a 2-0 win against Fiona Tan in the fifth round.

Fiona won the joint bronze medal and finished in fourth place out of nine.

Taekwondo

Keston Pang won the joint bronze medal after losing 2-0 to the Philippines’s Kurt Bryan Dela Vega Barbosa in the semi finals of the Men’s Under 54kg Kyorugi.

Basketball

In the Men’s 5×5, Singapore lost to the Philippines with a score of 105-45. Their final ranking is in fourth place out of four and will advance to the 7th and 8th placing match that will be held on Tuesday.

Traditonal Boat Race

In the first Grand Final of the Men’s 12 Crews (Open) 250m, Singapore finished in fourth place out of five, with a timing of 1:06.187.

In the second final, Singapore came in fourth out of five, clocking in at a time of 1:06.371. They finished fourth overall with a combined timing of 2:12.558.

In the Women’s 3 Crew (U-24) 250m Grand Final 1, Singapore finished in fourth place out of four, clocking in at a timing of 2:18.20.

Badminton

In the Mixed Doubles, Donovan Wee and Heng Xiao En failed to progress to the quarter finals after falling to a 2-0 defeat to Malaysia’s Roy Yap and Cheng Su Yin in the Round of 16.

In the Women’s Doubles Round of 16, Heng Xiao En and Elsa Lai defeated Cambodia’s Chheng Huy and Seavty Teav with a score of 2-1. 

In the Round of 16 of the Men’s Singles, Marcus Lau missed out on the quarter finals after falling to Thailand’s Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul, with a score of 2-0. 

In the Round of 16 of the Women’s Singles, Nur Insyirah Khan Binte Abdul Hamid Khan defeated Cambodia’s Heang Leakhana 2-0.

In the Men’s Singles, Joel Koh failed to progress to the quarter finals after losing 2-0 to Malaysia’s Leong Jun Hao. 

In the Round of 16 of the Men’s Doubles, Johann Prajogo and Nge Joo Jie won 2-0 against Cambodia’s Heng Mengleap and Yam Samnang. 

E-Sports

Singapore failed to advance to the semi finals of the Men’s Mobile Legends Bang Bang after losing 1-0 to Indonesia in the group stage. 

Water Polo

The men’s team beat Malaysia 14-1. They will next play Indonesia tomorrow.

Table Tennis

In the quarter finals of the Mixed Doubles, Koen Pang and Wong Xin Ru fell to a 3-1 defeat to Thailand’s Sarayut Tancharoen and Wanwisa Aueawiriyayothin. Zeng Jian and Clarence Chew advanced to the semi finals after beating the Philippines’s Edouard Imperial Valenet and Angelou Joyce 3-2.

In the quarter finals of the Men’s Doubles, Beh Kun Ting and Ethan Poh defeated Thailand’s Napat Thanmathikom and Phakpoom Sanguansin with a score of 3-2. They will face Malaysia’s Javen Choong and Wong Qi Shen tomorrow.

Koen Pang and Izaac Quek have also progressed to the semi finals after securing a 3-1 win against Thailand’s Sarayut Tancharoen and Sitisak Nuchchart. They will face the Philippines’s Richard Gonzales and John Misal tomorrow.

In the quarter finals of the Women’s Doubles, Zhou Jingyi and Wong Xin Ru secured a 3-0 win against Thailand’s Jinnipa Sawettabut and Tamolwan Khetkuan. They will face Malaysia’s Alice Chang and Im Li Ying tomorrow.

Goi Rui Xian and Ser Lin Qian have also progressed to the semi finals after beating Malaysia’s Karen Lyne and Tee Ai Xin. They will face Thailand’s Suthasini Sawettabut and Orawan Paranang tomorrow.

Billiard Sports

In the quarter finals of the Men’s Snooker Singles, Chan Keng Kwang fell to a 4-2 defeat to Malaysia’s Thor Chuan Leong.

Finswimming

In the Women’s 100m Surface Final, Bernice Ting came in sixth place out of eight, clocking in at a timing of 45.33 seconds. Jamie Ang finished behind her with a timing of 45.36 seconds.

In the Heats, Bernice finished in sixth while Jamie finished in seventh out of 10, with timings of 45.30 and 46.16 seconds respectively.

In the Men’s 100m Surface Heats, Rayen finished in ninth place out of 13 with a timing of 47.20 seconds. Jordan came in last with a timing of 49.04 seconds and did not qualify for the final.

In the Women’s 400m Bi-Fins Final, Dawn Koh finished in fourth place out of eight and set a new national record and personal best with a timing of 4:13.46. R’yen Ong came in sixth with a timing of 4:20.90, which is also a new personal best.

In the Heats, Dawn came in fifth place out of nine while R’yen finished in seventh, with timings of 4:17.16 and 4:24.52 respectively.

In the Women’s 100m Bi-Fins Final, Dawn also finished in seventh place out of eight with a timing of 51.70 seconds.

In the Heats, she finished in 11th place out of 14 while Vanessa came in seventh, with timings of 54.29 and 52.06 seconds respectively.

In the Women’s 800m Surface Relay Final, Bernice Ting, Jovita Ho, Jamie Ang and Vanessa Ong finished in fourth place out of four, clocking in at a timing of 7:10.29.

Lucas Chew, Damien Seok, Nicholas Choon and Jordan Ong finished in fifth place out of six at the Men’s 4x200m Relay Final, with a timing of 7:00.02.

Rayen Ong, Jamie Ang, Ong Jun Han and siblings Jordan Ong and Vanessa Ong gave Singapore a fifth place finish out of seven in the Mixed 4x100m Bi-Fins Relay Final, clocking in at a timing of 3:20.29.

Athletics

In the Women’s 100m Final, Shanti Pereira clinched her second gold medal with a timing of 11.41 seconds. Elizabeth-Ann Tan came in sixth place out of eight with a timing of 11.96 seconds.

In the Heats, Shanti also came in first out of 13 while Elizabeth-Ann came in sixth, with timings of 11.49 and 12 seconds respectively.

In the Men’s 100m Final, Marc Louis clinched the silver medal, clocking in at a timing of 10.39 seconds. Joshua Chua finished in sixth place out of eight with a timing of 10.78 seconds.

In the Women’s 10000m Final, Vanessa Lee came in seventh place out of 13 and set a new personal best with a timing of 37.46.21. Toh Ting Xuan came in 10th, clocking in at a timing of 39.20.64.

Ng Chin Hui, Zubin Muncherji Thiruben S/O Thana Rajan and Calvin Quek finished in fifth place out of five in the Men’s 4x400m Relay Final, setting a new national record with a timing of 3:10.11.

Fencing

Dan Wei Zuo picked up the joint bronze medal after losing 15-5 to Thailand’s Srinualnad Voragun in the semi finals of the Men’s Individual Sabre Pool.

Nicholas Loo failed to advance beyond the Table of 8 after losing 15-10 to Brunei’s Muhd Anaqi Danish Bin Asahrin.

In the Women’s Individual Foil Final, Maxine Wong clinched the gold medal after defeating the Philippines’s Catantan Samantha Kyle Lim by walkover.

Cheung Kemei won the joint bronze medal after losing 15-6 to the Philippines’s Catantan Samantha Kyle Lim in the semi finals.

Taekwondo

In the Men’s Freestyle Individual Final, Darren Yap finished in fifth place out of six with a final score of 6.300. 

Diyanah Aqidah Binte Muhammad Dian Khudhairi won the silver medal at the Women’s Recognized Poomsae Individual Final, with a final score of 7.260

Ranen also won the joint bronze medal with Aloysius Yeo and Nicholas Khaw at the Men’s Recognized Poomsae Team Final. They finished fourth out of six with a final score of 7.290.

Xiangqi

In the third round of the Women’s Standard Single, Fiona Tan defeated Malaysia’s Vespera Ang 2-0. She will next face Vespera’s fellow teammate Jee Xin Ru tomorrow. 

Ngo Lan Huong drew against Vietnam’s Thi Kim Loan Le. She will next go up against Kim’s teammate Thi Thuy Dung Dam tomorrow. 

In the Men’s Standard Single, Ng Junyang beat Malaysia’s Fang Sze Jie 2-0 in the third round. He will next face Fang’s fellow teammate Sim Yip How tomorrow.

Alvin Woo won 2-0 against Thailand’s Voravitaya Pornvor. He will next go up against Cambodia’s Keung On Chan tomorrow.

Basketball

In the Women’s 5×5, Singapore fell to a 83-63 defeat to Cambodia. They will next face Indonesia on Sunday. 

Water Polo

The women’s team fell to a 11-4 defeat against Thailand. They will next play Indonesia on Sunday.

The men’s team beat Thailand with a score of 12-7. They will next face Malaysia tomorrow.

Badminton

In the Men’s Singles, Marcus Lau won 2-0 against Timor Leste’s Zidane Evaldo Costa Gusmao De Jesus. He will next face Thailand’s Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul in the Round of 16 tomorrow. 

In the Women’s Singles, Megan Lee grabbed a 2-0 win against Timor Leste’s Zoraida Dela Torre Costa Gusmao De Jesus in the Round of 16. She will next face Indonesia’s Komang Ayu Cahya Dewi on Sunday.

Johann Prajogo and Elsa Lai failed to progress out to the quarter finals of the Mixed Doubles after losing 2-0 against the Philippines’s Solomon Jr. Padiz and Eleanor Christine Inlayo. 

Wushu

In the Men’s Changquan Final, Jowen Lim clinched the silver medal with a final score of 9.670. Ong Zi Meng came in sixth out of 14 with a final score of 9.560.

In the Women’s Changquan Final, Zoe Tan finished in fourth place out of 10 with a final score of 9.586. Kimberly Ong came in eight with a final score of 9.306.

In the Women’s Taijiquan and Taijijian Combined Finals, Vera Tan finished in fourth place with a combined score of 19.139. Zeanne Law came in eighth with a combined score of 18.232.

Cycling

In the Men’s Individual Mass Start Final, Yeo Boon Kiak finished in sixth place out of 38, clocking in at a timing of 3:22:50. Riyadh Hakim Bin Lukman finished in 21st place while Calvin Sim came in 30th, with timings of 3:32:31 and 3:42:37 respectively.

Arfan Bin Faisal and Tong Khoon Fung did not finish the road race.

Floorball

Both the men’s and women’s teams enjoyed 6-0 and 13-0 victories against Malaysia. They will next face the Philippines tomorrow. 

Field Hockey

The women’s team fell to a 4-1 defeat against Malaysia. They will next play Cambodia tomorrow.

Beach Volleyball

The men’s team defeated Malaysia 2-1. They will next play Indonesia on Sunday.

The women’s team fell to a 2-0 defeat to Indonesia in the preliminary round. Their progression to the next stage will be determined after completion of all round robin matches tomorrow.

Billiard Sports

In the Men’s Snooker Singles, Ong Jia Jun failed to progress to the Pre-Quarter round after losing 4-1 to Cambodia’s Chhay Suon.

Aloysius Yapp and Toh Lian Han failed to progress to the semi finals of the Men’s 9-Ball Pool Double after losing 9-6 to Malaysia’s Muhammad Almie and Darryl Chia.

E-Sports

Singapore suffered back-to-back 1-0 defeats against Myanmar and Thailand in the group stage of the Men’s Mobile Legends Bang Bang. 

Swimming

In the Men’s 200m Butterfly Final, Jung Yi Ong clinched the gold medal with a timing of 1:59.44.

In the Heats, Jung Yi finished in second place out of 11 with a timing of 2:04.19, while Quah Zheng Wen did not finish (DNF) the race. 

In the Women’s 800m Freestyle Final, Gan Ching Hwee picked up the gold medal and set herself a new personal best with a timing of 8:41.05. Ashley Lim won the silver medal and also set herself a new personal best with a timing of 8:46.88

In the Men’s 50m Breaststroke Final, Nicholas Mahabir grabbed the silver medal and set a new national record and personal best with a timing of 27.91 seconds. Maximillian Ang came in sixth place out of eight, clocking in at a timing of 28.41 seconds. 

In the Heats, Nicholas finished in second place out of 15, clocking in at a timing of 28.28 seconds. Maximillian came behind him with a timing of 28.33 seconds.

In the Women’s 50m Butterfly Final, Quah Ting Wen clinched the silver medal with a timing of 26.66 seconds. Her sister, Quah Jing Wen, came in fifth place out of eight with a timing of 27.18 seconds.

In the Heats, Ting Wen came in first place out of 16 with a timing of 26.91 seconds. Jing Wen finished in fourth place, clocking in at a timing of 27.23 seconds. 

In the Men’s 400m Freestyle Final, Glen Lim Jun Wei won the bronze medal with a timing of 3:53.78. Ardi Zulhilmi Bin Mohamed Azman came in sixth place out of eight with a timing of 3:57.69. 

In the Heats, Ardi finished in second place out of 11, clocking in at a timing of 3:59.10. Glen came in fourth place with a close timing of 3:59.14. 

Athletics 

In the Men’s 400m Hurdles Heats, Calvin Quek did not make the cut to the finals after clocking in 54.76 seconds, ranking him in sixth place out of 12. 

In the Women’s 800m Final, Goh Chui Ling won the bronze medal with a timing of 2:09.15. 

E-Sports

Singapore clinched the joint gold medal in the Mixed Valorant (PC) Team Final after defeating Indonesia by walkover. 

Fencing

After beating Thailand’s Phokaew and the Philippines’s Nicanor Jylyn Porto, Juliet Heng clinched the gold medal after defeating fellow countryman Jessica Ong in the Women’s Individual Sabre Final with a score of 15-8. Jessica won the silver medal. 

Simon Lee won Singapore’s 30th bronze medal after losing to the Philippines’s Jose Noelito Garcia 15-10 in the semi final of the Men’s Individual Epee Pool.

Having defeated Vietnam’s Nguyen Tien Nhat, Si To Jian Tong then clinched Singapore’s 30th gold medal after defeating the Philippines’s Jose Noelito Garcia in the final, with a score of 15-11. 

Wushu

In the Men’s Daoshu and Gunshu Combined Finals, Jowen Lim finished in first place out of 11 in Daoshu, with a score of 9.710. He clinched the gold medal with an overall score of 19.386. 

Ong Zi Meng finished in seventh overall despite finishing second in Daoshu. He obtained a combined score of 19.123. 

In the Women’s Daoshu and Gunshu Combined Finals, Kimberly Ong finished in first place out of five in Daoshu, with a score of 9.603. She clinched the gold medal with an overall score of 19.206.

Zoe Tan came in second in Daoshu with a score of 9.580. Overall, she won the silver medal with a combined score of 19.043.

Tennis

Audrey Tong failed to progress to the semi finals after falling to a 2-0 defeat against Indonesia’s Priska Madelyn Nugroho.

In the quarter finals of the Women Singles, Tan Sue Yan failed to progress to the semi finals after losing 2-1 to Vietnam’s Nguyen Savanna Ly. 

Cycling – Road Race

Yeo Boon Kiak finished in fifth place out of 24 in the Men’s Criterium Final, clocking in at a timing of 1:13:39. 

Riyadh Hakim Bin Lukman finished in 10th place with a timing of 1:15:14 while Calvin Sim did not finish (DNF) the race. 

In the Women’s Criterium Final, Elizabeth Liau came in fifth place out of 20 with a timing of 55:19. 

Chelsie Tan finished in seventh place with a timing of 55:19, while Luo Yiwei came in 16th place, clocking in at a timing of 55:28. 

Cricket

Singapore clinched the bronze medal after defeating Indonesia 162-147 in the Men’s T20 Bronze Medal Playoff.

Beach Volleyball

The men’s team suffered a 2-0 defeat to Thailand in the preliminary round. They will next face Malaysia tomorrow.

The women’s team started off their first game with a 2-0 win against Cambodia. They will next play against Indonesia tomorrow. 

Diving

Max Lee won the bronze medal in the Men’s 10m Platform Final after obtaining a score of 362.80.

Basketball

The men’s team suffered a 93-70 loss against Malaysia in the preliminary rounds of the Men’s 5×5. They will next play against the Philippines on Saturday. 

Table Tennis

The men’s team won the gold medal after a 3-0 win against Malaysia in the final.

Floorball

The women’s team started off their first match in the group stage with a 16-0 win against hosts Cambodia. They will play Malaysia next tomorrow.

Swimming 

In the Women’s 50m Freestyle, Quah Ting Wen grabbed another gold medal and set a new SEA Games record with a timing of 25.04 seconds. Amanda Lim won the silver medal with a timing of 25.16 seconds. 

In the Heats, Amanda finished in first place out of 16, clocking in at a timing of 25.38 seconds. Ting Wen came in fifth with a timing of 26.15 seconds. 

In the Men’s 50m Butterfly Final, Mikkel Lee clinched the gold medal and set a new personal best with a timing of 23.45 seconds. Teong Tzen Wei won the silver medal with a timing of 23.67 seconds.

In the Heats, Mikkel also came in first place out of 16 with a timing of 23.57 seconds. Tzen Wei came in second place with a timing of 23.92 seconds.

In the Women’s 200m Breastroke Final, Letitia Sim added a third gold medal to her tally and set a new SEA Games record, national record and personal best, with a timing of 2:28.49. Christie Chue won the bronze medal with a timing of 2:32.60.

In the Heats, Letitia also finished in first place out of 10, clocking in at a timing of 2:34.64. Christie Chue came in fourth with a timing of 2:36.05. 

In the Men’s 200m Breastroke Final, Nicholas Mahabir won Singapore’s 20th silver medal with a timing of 2:13.95. Maximilian Ang Wei clinched the bronze medal, clocking in at a timing of 2:14.30.

In the Heats, Nicholas finished in first place out of 13, clocking in at a timing of 2:17.07. Maximilian Ang came in fourth with a timing of 2:20.08. 

Zachary Tan finished in seventh place out of eight in the Men’s 200m Backstroke Final.

In the Women’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay Final, Singapore clinched the gold medal with a timing of 8:12.80. The team consisted of Gan Ching Hwee, Ashley Lim, Chan Zi Yi and Quah Ting Wen.

Jonathan Tan, Mikkel Lee, Lee Jun Jie, Darren Chua and Quah Zheng Wen won Singapore’s 25th gold medal in the Men’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay Fina with a timing of 3:17.35. 

Pencak Silat

Dhani Andika Bin Razali clinched Singapore’s 20th bronze medal after losing to Indonesia’s Bayu Lesmana in the semi finals of the Men’s Tanding (Below 45kg).

Nadhrah Binte Sahrin won Singapore’s 15th silver medal in the final of the Women’s Tanding A (45kg-50kg), after losing to Malaysia’s Nor Farah Mazlan by disqualification. 

Sheik Ferdous Bin Sheik Alau’ddin clinched the silver medal after a 26 – (-2) loss against Vietnam’s Tan Sang Nguyen in the final of the Men’s Tanding G (75kg – 80kg).

Sheik Farhan Bin Sheik Alau’ddin won the gold medal in the final of the Men’s Tanding I (85kg – 90kg) after a 42-11 win against Malaysia’s Muhammad Robial Sobri.

Basketball

In the Women’s 5×5 competition, Singapore fell to a 75-39 defeat to Malaysia. They will next face the Philippines tomorrow. 

Billiard Sports

Aloysius Yapp clinched the silver medal in the Men’s 9-Ball Pool Singles after falling to a 9-3 defeat to Myanmar’s Phone Myint Kyaw in the Final. 

Diving

In the final of the Women’s 10m Platform, Ong Rei En scored 188.10 points and finished in sixth place out of seven.

Badminton

Both the men’s and women’s team clinched the joint bronze medal after suffering 3-1 defeats in the semi finals to Indonesia and Thailand respectively. 

E-Sports

Singapore advanced to the final after a 2-0 win against Vietnam in the semi final of the Mixed Valorant  (PC) which will be played against Indonesia later today.

Tennis

Audrey Tong Ying Shan and Tan Sue Yan failed to progress to the quarter finals after suffering a 2-0 loss against Vietnam’s Nguyen Savanna Ly and Si Boi Ngoc in the first round of the Women’s Doubles. 

In the first round of the Women Singles, Tan Sue Yan secured a spot in the quarter finals after  a 2-0 win against Laos’s Malayack Delilah Pathummakuronen. She will face Vietnam’s Nguyen Savanna Ly tomorrow.

Cricket

Singapore suffered back-to-back losses in the round robin of the Women’s Sixes against Indonesia and Myanmar, with scores of 72-43 and 56-55 respectively. They finished bottom of the group and will not advance to the semi finals.

Golf

In the Men’s Individual Final, Ryan John Ang finished in eighth place out of 32 with a score of 67 (5 Under Par), while Daryl Low came in 16th out of 32 after the second with a score of 71 (1 Under Par).

Brandon Han finished in 19th place with a score of 70 (2 Under Par), while Justin Kuk finished in joint 28th place. 

Their total scores tally to 210 (6 Under Par), 215 (1 Under Par), 218 (2 Over Par) and 233 (17 Over Par) respectively.

In the Women’s Individual Final, Atienza Mabutas finished in seventh place out of 20 with a score of 76 (4 Over Par), while Hailey Loh came in ninth place with a score of 72 (Even Par).

Jamie Ng finished in 14th place with a score of 72 (Even Par).

Their total scores tally to 215 (1 Under Par), 216 (Even Par) and 223 (7 Over Par) respectively. 

Table Tennis

The women’s team clinched the joint bronze medal after falling to a 3-0 defeat to Thailand in the semi finals. 

The men’s team secured a place in the final after winning 3-0 against the Thais. They will face Malaysia tomorrow.

Athletics

In the Men’s 800m Heats, both Shawn Chia and Hariharan S/O Krishna failed to progress to the finals after finishing in 11th and 12th place out of 15, with timings of 1:57.19 and 1:57.68 respectively.

In the Men’s 110m Hurdles Final, Ang Chen Xiang won the gold medal after finishing in joint first place out of eight with a timing of 13.831 seconds, which also set a new national record and personal best. 

In the Women’s Pole Vault Final, Rachel Yang had no height (NH) and failed to clear all the bars set in the Final.

In the Men’s 4x100m Relay Final, Team Singapore which consisted of Mark Lee, Joshua Chua, Xander Ho and Marc Louis clinched the joint bronze medal with a timing of 39.36 seconds.

In the Women’s 4x100m Relay Final, Singapore finished in fourth place out of six with a timing of 45.16 seconds. The team consisted of Shanti Pereira, Elizabeth-Ann Tan, Roxanne Enriquez and Clara Goh.

Boxing

Velvan Tan won the joint bronze medal after losing 4-1 to the Philippines’s Norlan Alcayde Petecio in the semi finals of the Men’s 67kg.

In the semi finals of the Men’s 80kg, Muhammad Danish Bin Husli also clinched the joint bronze medal after falling to Thailand’s Weerapon Jongjoho through Referee Stopped Contest (RSC).

Wushu

Singapore won the bronze medal after obtaining a score of 9.393 in the Women’s Duilian Final.

In the Men’s Duilian Final, a team consisting of Chan Jun Kai, Ong Zi Meng and Tay Yu Xuan finished in fifth place out of eight, with a score of 9.266.

In the Women’s Taijiquan and Taijijian Combined Finals, Vera Tan finished in fourth place out of nine with a score of 9.506. 

Zeanne Law came in sixth place out of nine with a score of 9.336. 

Both of them will be competing in Tajijian on Friday. 

Indoor Volleyball

The women’s team beat Cambodia 3-0 and will face the Philippines tomorrow. 

Swimming

In the Women’s 100m Butterfly Final, Quah Jing Wen clinched Singapore’s 15th gold medal with a timing of 59.02 seconds. Her sister, Quah Ting Wen, won the silver medal with a timing of 59.51 seconds. 

In the Heats, Jing Wen also finished in first place out of 11, clocking a timing of 59.63 seconds. Ting Wen came in third place, with a timing of 1:01.91. 

In the Men’s 100m Butterfly Final, Quah Zheng Wen won the gold medal with a timing of 52.04 seconds. Teong Tzen Wei finished behind him, winning the silver medal with a timing of 52.60 seconds.

In the Heats, Zheng Wen finished in first place out of 16, with a timing of 53.51 seconds. Tzen Wei finished in seventh place, clocking in at a timing of 54.97 seconds.

In the Women’s 100m Backstroke Final, Faith Elizabeth Khoo won the silver medal and set herself a new personal best at a timing of 1:03.68. Bonnie Yeo Lu-Anne finished in seventh out of eight, clocking in at a timing of 1:05.29. 

In the Heats, Faith came in third place out of 13, with a timing of 1:03.85. Bonnie  finished in eighth out of 13.

In the Men’s 200m Freestyle Final, Glen Lim Jun Wei finished in fourth place out of eight, with a timing of 1:49.47. Ardi Zullhilmi came in fifth place, clocking in at a timing of 1:50.33 which is also his new personal best. 

In the Heats, Glen finished in fourth place out of 16, clocking in at a timing of 1:52.13. Ardi came in sixth place, with a timing of 1:52.34. 

In the Women’s 100m Breastroke Final, Letitia Sim En Yi clinched the gold medal and set herself a new personal record with a timing of 1:07.94. Christie May Chue Mun Ee won the bronze medal with a timing of 1:10.94.

In the Heats, Letitia also finished in first place out of 13, clocking in at a timing of 1:11.73. Christie came in 5th, with a timing of 1:12.41. 

In the Women’s 400m Individual Medley Final, Ashley Lim Yi-Xuan finished in fourth place out of eight, clocking in at a timing of 4:59.26. 

Gan Ching Hwee did not start the final and will focus on her other events.

In the Mixed 4×100 Medley Relay Final, Team Singapore clinched the gold medal with a timing of 3:51.72. The team consisted of Quah Zheng Wen, Nicholas Rui Karsten Mahabir and sisters Quah Jing Wen and Quah Ting Wen.

Field Hockey

Singapore drew with Indonesia in the Men’s and Women’s Team Pool stage, with a score of 2-2. Both teams will next face Malaysia on Thursday and Friday respectively. 

Athletics

In the Men’s 400m Heats, Thiruben S/O Thana Rajan finished in sixth place out of 13 clocking a timing of 47.48 seconds. He will advance to the final which will be held later today. Muncherji Zubin Percy finished in 10th place, with a timing of 48.26 seconds. He will not progress to the Final.

In the Men’s 5000m Final, Soh Rui Yong finished in fourth place out of 16, clocking in at a timing of 14:48.4. Jeevanesh S/O Soundararajah came in 15th with a timing of 15:51.6.

In the Women’s High Jump Final, Michelle Sng Suat Li won the bronze medal after finishing in third place out of seven, jumping a total height of 1.73m. 

In the Women’s 1500m Final, Goh Chui Ling also picked up the bronze medal after finishing in third place out of ten, with a timing of 4:26.33. She has set herself a new national record and personal best.

Pencak Silat 

Nadhrah Binte Sahrin defeated the Philippines’s Angeline Abordo Virina in the Women’s Tanding A (45kg-50kg), with a score of 57-26. She will compete against Nor Farah Mazlan tomorrow in the Final.

Nurul Suhaila Binte Mohamed Saiful picked up the joint bronze medal after losing to Vietnam’s Thi Thu Nghia Quang in the semi finals of the Women’s Tanding E (65kg – 70kg), with a score of 26-10. 

Nur Tuhfah Izzah Binte Md Roslan (Women’s Tanding (Below 45kg)) clinched the joint bronze medal after falling to Malaysia’s Norsyakirah Muksin in the semi finals, with a score of 6-0. 

Sheik Ferdous Bin Sheik Alau’ddin (Men’s Tanding G (75kg – 80kg) defeated Malaysia’s Afiq Aniq Fazly with a score of 28-13. He will compete against Vietnam’s Tan Sang Nguyen in the Final tomorrow.

Ferdous’s brother, Sheik Farhan Bin Sheik Alau’ddin, also won against Indonesia’s Ronaldo Neno in the Men’s Tanding I (85kg – 90kg), with a score of 21-20. He will face Malaysia’s Muhammad Robial Sobri tomorrow.

Muhammad Nurshahfareeq Bin Shahrudin advanced to the final of the men’s Tanding H (80kg – 85kg) after defeating Thailand’s Pimpirat Tonkhieo with a score of 57-47. 

Table Tennis

In the preliminary round, the men’s team beat both Laos and Malaysia with a score of 3-0. They will face the Philippines next tomorrow. 

The women’s team grabbed a 3-0 win against Cambodia and a 3-0 loss against Malaysia, ranking Singapore second out of three in their group and will advance to the semi finals. They will also play Thailand later today.

Diving

In the Men’s 3m Springboard Final, Avvir Tham Pac Lun picked up the bronze medal after scoring 360.40 points. 

Tennis

In the first round of the Women’s singles, Audrey Tong Ying Shan advanced to the quarter finals after defeating Vietnam’s Pham Diem Quynh with a score of 2-1. 

Tan Sue Yan also advanced to the quarter finals after beating Laos’s Malayack Delilah Pathummakuronen 2-0 (further details to be confirmed). 

Alexis Lara Chua Jia En and Michelle Yeo Si Ting (both Women’s Doubles) will not advance to the quarter finals after suffering a 2-0 loss against the Philippines’s Khim Roman Iglupas and Shaira Hope Dionson Rivera in the first round. 

Basketball

In the preliminary round of the Women’s 5×5, Singapore lost to Thailand with a score of 78-26. They will next face Malaysia tomorrow.

In the Men’s 5×5, Singapore fell to Cambodia with a score of 85-60. They will next face Malaysia on Thursday.

Gymnastics

In the Men’s (Artistic) Floor Exercise Final, Terry Tay finished in fourth place out of seven with a score of 12.95.

In the Men’s (Artistic) Still Rings Final, Kho Tong-Yu came in fourth place out of six, with a score of 11.95. 

Zac Liew finished in fourth place out of five in the Men’s (Artistic) Parallel Bars Final while Kaeson Lim finished in sixth place out of six in the Men’s (Artistic) Horizontal Bar Final. 

Both had scores of 12.25 and 10.45 respectively.

Indoor Volleyball

The women’s team lost against Vietnam with a score of 3-0. They will face Cambodia next tomorrow. 

Billiard Sports

In the Men’s English Billiard Singles Final, Peter Edward Gilchrist clinched the silver medal after falling to Myanmar’s Pauk Sa, with a score of 3-0.

In the quarter finals of the Men’s 9-Ball Pool Singles, Aloysius Yapp defeated Brunei’s Ahmad Taufiq with a score of 9-6. He will next face Vietnam’s Van Linh Ta in the semi finals tomorrow. 

E-Sports

Team Singapore defeated Malaysia in the Mixed Valorant (PC) Team group stage, with a score of 13-7. They will face the Philippines next later today. 

Football

The Lionesses failed to progress to the semi finals despite a 2-1 win against Laos. They finished in third out of four in Group B, behind Thailand and Vietnam.

Boxing

In the semi finals of the Women’s 63kg, Nur Sabrina Binte Mohd Faizal picked up the joint bronze medal after losing against the Philippines’s Riza Legaspi Pasuit, with a score of 4-1.

Golf

In the men’s individual competition, Daryl Low is now ranked 15th out of 32 after the second round of competition, with a total score of 144 (Par). 

Ryan John Ang is now ranked 12th out of 32 with a score of 66 (6 Under Par), while Brandon Han is at 21st with a score of 74 (2 Over Par).

Their total scores after the first two rounds are at 143 (1 Under Par) and 148 (4 Over Par) respectively.

Swimming 

Quah Ting Wen won the gold medal in the Women’s 100m Freestyle event with a timing of 55.83s. It was the fifth gold she has won in a row in the event. 

Earlier in the heats, Ting Wen clocked a timing of 56.78s. Her sister Quah Jing Wen had pulled out of the event and did not start in the heats. 

Gan Ching Hwee also picked up a gold in the Women’s 400m Freestyle, after clocking 4:15.17. She finished just ahead of teammate Ashley Lim Yi-Xuan, whose timing of 4:17.16 was a new personal best and good for a silver. The pair had clocked in 4:19.20 and 4:22.92 respectively in the heats earlier on the same day. 

The quartet of Quah Zheng Wen, Nicholas Mahabir, Teong Tzen Wei and Jonathan Tan cliched gold in the Men’s 4×100 Medley Relay event, setting a new national and SEA Games record with their 3:37.45 timing. 

Faith Elizabeth Khoo finished fourth in the Women’s 200m Backstroke, narrowly missing out on a medal with her 2:20.88 timing. Bonnie Yeo came in sixth, clocking 2:23.52. Both had clocked 2:22.74 and 2:23.08 in the heats earlier on the same day. 

In the Men’s 400m Medley, Ardi Zulhimi bin Mohamed Azman set a personal best of 4:30.81. However, he came in fifth among eight swimmers. 

In the Men’s 1500m Freestyle, Glen Lim clinched the bronze medal, clocking a timing of 15:40.49. 

Triathlon 

Louisa Marie Middleditch won a bronze in the women’s individual triathlon, after finishing with a timing of 1:07:30.10. 

Herlene Natasha Yu Zhi Hui finished sixth in the event, after racing to a 01:10:17.60. 

Golf

In the men’s individual competition, Daryl Low is placed 12th out of 32 after the first round of competition with a score of 73 (1 over par). 

Brandon Han’s 74 (2 over par) places him 16th, Ryan John Ang’s 77 (5 over par) places him 25th, while Justin Kuk’s 79 (5 over par) places him 27th. 

In the women’s individual event, Atienza Aloysa Margiela Mabutas is placed third out of 21 with a 71 (1 under par) score. Hailey Loh is currently in ninth place with a 74 (2 over par), while Jaymie Ng is in 17th with a 78 (6 over par) score. 

Cycling (Mountain Bike)

In the Men’s Cross Country Eliminator event, Riyadh Hakim Bin Lukman finished 6th out of 14.

Esports

Following a 3-0 loss against Vietnam and a 19-17 win against Indonesia, Singapore beat Cambodia in the Mixed Valorant (PC) group stage with a score of 13-7. They will next face Malaysia tomorrow.  

Pencak Silat 

Nur Tuhfah Izzah Binte Md Roslan beat the Philippnes’s Shara Julia Jizmundo 66-19 in the quarter-finals of the women’s Tanding (below 45kg) event. She will face Malaysia’s Norsyakirah Muksin in the semi-finals, which will be played tomorrow.

Sheik Ferdous Bin Sheik Alau’ddin defeated Brunei’s Md Syukrii Md Sufri in the quarter-finals of the men’s Tanding G (75kg-80kg) event, with a score of 21-1. He will face Malaysia’s Afiq Aniq Fazly in the semi-finals tomorrow.  

Muhammad Shaiman Johanis crashed out in the quarter-finals of the men’s Tanding A (45kg – 50kg) event, after losing to Cambodia’s Vorn Soksreymompisal 63-50. 

Aniq ‘Asri bin Mohammad Yazid was eliminated in the quarter-finals of the men’s Tanding B (50-55kg), after losing 39-28 to Thailand’s Sarayut Srakaew. 

Muhammad Hazim Bin Mohamad Yusli was also eliminated in the quarter-finals of the men’s Tanding C (55kg – 60kg) after losing to Thailand’s Phiraphon Mitthasan 22-19. 

Abdul Raazaq Bin Abdul Rashid fell to a heavy defeat to Indonesia’s Iqbal Candra Pratama in the men’s Tanding F (70kg-75kg) quarter-finals, losing 43-2.

Nur Syaza Insyirah Binte Md Roslan lost to Malaysia’s Nur Syazeera Hidayah Idris in the women’s Tanding B (50kg-55kg) quarter-finals, with a score of 48-14.

Siti Khadijah Binte Mohamad Shahrem lost to Malaysia’s Siti Shazwana Ajak in the women’s Tanding D (65kg-70kg) quarter-finals, with a score of 56-18.

Athletics

Shanti Pereira set a new national and SEA Games record after racing to the gold medal in the women’s 200m final with her timing of 22.69s. The timing was also a new personal best for her. 

In the same event, Elizabeth-Ann Tan clocked 24.03s, finishing in fifth place. 

In the Men’s 200m Final, Mark Lee Ren came in fifth place out of eight, with a timing of 21.48s. Mark had earlier clocked a new personal best timing of 21.44s in the heats. 

In the Women’s 5000m Final, Vanessa Lee Ying Zhuang finished in sixth place out of 11, clocking in a timing of 18:02.52. The timing was her new personal best. 

In the Men’s Pole Vault Final, Koh Wei Shien and Low Jun Yu had no height (NH), and failed to clear all the bars set during the Final.

Badminton

In the team events quarter-finals, the men’s team defeated Philippines 3-1 while the women’s team beat Vietnam 3-0.

The men’s team will play Indonesia in the semi-finals, while the women’s team will play against Thailand in the semi-finals. Both games will take place on May 10. 

Billiard Sports 

In the semi-finals of the men’s English Billiard singles event, Peter Gilchrist defeated Thailand’s Praput Chaithanasakun with a score of 3-2. He will face Myanmar’s Pauk Sa tomorrow in the finals.

Peter had earlier defeated Vietnam’s Kien Nguyen Trung 3-0 in the quarter-finals. At the same stage, Karthik Ramasawy lost 3-0 against Thailand’s Yuttapop Pakpoj. 

In the men’s 9-Ball Pool singles pre-quarters, Aloysius Yapp defeated Thailand’s Tepwin Arannath, with a score of 9-1 and advanced into the quarter-finals, which will be held tomorrow. 

However, Chang Keng Kwang lost 9-7 to Thailand’s Preecha Boonmuong in the same stage and exited the competition.

Diving

Alycia Charlotte Lim finished sixth out of nine in the women’s 3m springboard final, scoring 212.90 points.

Sailing

Ryan Lo won the gold medal in the men’s ILCA7 Fleet Racing. 

Isaac Goh won the gold medal in the Mixed ICLA Fleet Racing. 

Ellyn Tan Jiamin and Chia Teck Pin won the gold medal in the Mixed 29ER Open Fleet Racing. 

Ang Jania (women’s ILCA6 Fleet Racing), Jayson Tan Jian Sen (men’s Windsurfing RS:X Fleet Racing) and Elkan Reshawn Oh (men’s Windfoil IQ: FOIL) all clinched silver medals in their events. 

Cheryl Yong Hen Xi and Ethan Chia Han Wei also won the silver medal in the Mixed Optimist Fleet Racing

David Ng Tiong Gee missed out on a medal after finishing last among five competitors in the men’s Windsurfing RS: One.

Indoor Volleyball

The men’s team finished sixth out of eight after losing 3-1 to the Philippines in the fifth/sixth placing playoff game.

Boxing

In the men’s 54kg quarter finals, Mohamed Hanurdeen Bin Hamid lost to Indonesia’s Aldoms Suguro 5-0. 

Gymnastics

In the Men’s (Artistic) Individual All-Round Final, Zac Liew Jun Yi finished seventh out of 15, scoring 72.85 points. Kho Tong-Yu came in ninth place, scoring 72.40 points, Chong Jer Rong came in 11th with 71.60 points, while  Kaeson Lim Junyi finished 12th with 70.15 points.

Duathlon

Ahmad Arif Bin Ibrahim clocked in a time of 56:18.20, while Lam Wai Kit came in 01:04:31.50, ranking them 8th and 12th out of 13 respectively. 

Louisa Marie Middleditch and Yong Man Yun (both women’s Individual Final) finished 4th and 9th out of 12 respectively, clocking in timings of 01:13:37.60 and 01:13:37.60. 

Swimming

In the Men’s 50m Backstroke Finals, Quah Zheng Wen clinched the bronze medal following a third place finish with a timing of 25.61 seconds. Zachary Ian Tan came in sixth with a timing of 26.70 seconds.

Zheng Wen qualified for the finals with a second place finish in the heats. Zachary qualified with a sixth place finish.

In the Women’s 50m Backstroke, Faith Elizabeth Khoo came in fourth out of eight with a timing of 29.51 seconds. Bonnie Yeo Lu-Anne came in sixth out of eight, clocking in 29.94 seconds.

Earlier in the heats, Bonnie finished fourth out of 15 while Faith came in behind at fifth place, clocking in 29.83 and 29.93 seconds respectively. 

In the Men’s 50m Freestyle Finals, Jonathan Tan Eu Jin clinched Singapore’s first gold medal following a first place finish out of 21 with a timing of 21.95 seconds, setting himself a new, national record, SEA Games record and personal best.

Teong Tzen Wei won the silver medal following a second placed finish, clocking in 22.50 seconds. 

In the heats, Jonathan had come in first place with 21.92 seconds while Tzen Wei finished second with 22.50 seconds.

In the Women’s 200m Freestyle Finals, Gan Ching Hwee finished in first place out of 14, clinching the gold medal with a timing of 2:01.76. Chan Zi Yi won the bronze medal after coming in third and set herself a new personal best with a timing of 2:02.94. 

Ching Hwee qualified for the finals with a first place finish (2:04.20) in the heats. Zi Yi finished behind her in second place with a timing of 2:04.88.

In the Men’s 100m Breaststroke Finals, Nicholas Rui Karsten Mahabir clinched the silver medal after coming in second place out of 14 with a timing of 1:01.22. Maximillian Ang Wei won the bronze medal with a timing of 1:02.21.

Nicholas finished first out of 14 while Maximillian finished 5th in the heats, clocking in timings of 1:01.98 and 1:02.99 respectively. They both qualified for the finals.

In the Women’s 200m Individual Medley Finals, Letitia Sim En Yi won the gold medal after coming in first place out of 11, setting herself a new national record and personal best with a timing of 2:14.49.

Quah Jing Wen clinched the bronze medal after finishing in third place, clocking in at a timing of 2:16.39. 

Earlier in the heats, Jing Wen came in third place out of 11 while Sim finished in fifth place, clocking in timings of 2:19.54 and 2:20.68 respectively.

In the Men’s 4x200m Freestyle Final, Jonathan Tan Eu Jin, Glen Lim Jun Wei, Ardi Zulhilmi Bin Mohamed Azman and Darren Chua Yi Shou won the silver medal after finishing in second place out of six.

Pencak Silat

Siti Nazurah Binte Mohamed Yusoff (women’s tunggal) lost to Indonesian Puspa Arum Sari in the semi finals. She scored 9.910 points and won the joint bronze medal.

Muhammad Iqbal Bin Abdul Rahman (men’s tunggal) fell to Cambodia’s Soem Sokdevid, scoring 9.935 points and won the joint Bronze medal.

Amirah binte Sahrin, Iffah Batrisyia Binte Noh and Nur Ashikin Binte Zulkifli (all women’s regu) defeated Brunei in the final, scoring 9.955 points and achieving the gold medal.

Pentaque

Josephine Ann Pan Yi Hui (women’s singles round robin) lost to Vietnam’s Thi Hong Thoa Thai and Laos’s Souksada SiliChanh, with scores of 11 – 6 and 13-7 respectively. 

Singapore finished 3rd out of three in the group and did not advance to the semi finals.

Billiard Sports

Ong Jia Jun (men’s 6-Red Snooker Singles) fell to Myanmar’s Nay Min Tun in the preliminary round, with a score of 5-2. The loss means that Singapore failed to qualify for the pre-quarter round. 

Indoor Volleyball

The men’s team beat Myanmar 3-0, qualifying them for the 5th place match which will be held next Monday. 

Ju-Jitsu

Noah Lim Tian Run lost to the Philippines’s Lim Marc Alexander Foronda in the semi finals of the men’s Ne-Waza Nogi 69kg, with a score of 9-2. He did not advance to the final and picked up the joint bronze medal. 

Tang Yong Siang finished 1st out of five in the men’s Ne-Waza Nogi 56kg Round Robin. Despite this, Singapore won the silver medal based on their head-to-head record against Vietnam. 

Teh May Yong finished 5th out of five in the women’s Ne-Waza Nogi 52kg Round Robin.

Esports

Singapore suffered a 3-0 defeat to Vietnam  in the finals of the Mixed League of Legends: Wild Rift (Mobile) lower bracket. Despite not advancing to the final, Singapore won the joint bronze medal. 

Sailing

Ryan Lo Jun Han (men’s ILCA7 Fleet Racing) and Isaac Goh (ILCA4 Open Fleet Racing) finished first out of 6 after ten races in their respective categories.

Jayson Tan Jian Sen (men’s Windsurfing RS:X Fleet Racing) ranked second out of 4 after 12 races, with 22 points.

Ellyn Tan Jiamin and Chia Teck Pin (Mixed 29ER Open Fleet Racing) finished second out of five after 12 races, with 21 points.

Cheryl Yong Hen Xi and Ethan Chia Han Wei (Mixed Optimist Fleet Racing) came in second out of five after ten races, with 59 points. 

Ang Jania (women’s ILCA6 Fleet Racing) ranked second out of five after ten races, with 15 points. 

Elkan Reshawn Oh (men’s Windfoil IQ: Foil Fleet Racing) ranked third out of four after 15 races, with 28 points.

David Ng Tiong Gee (men’s Windsurfing RS: One Fleet Racing) ranked last out of five after 12 races, with 43 points. 

All have advanced to the medal rounds which will take place tomorrow.

Swimming 

In the Men’s 200m Individual Medley Finals, Zachary Ian Tan won the bronze medal after finishing third out of eight and set a new personal best with a timing of 2:02.42.

Maximillian Ang Wei came in sixth, clocking in at a timing of 2:04.54. 

After finishing 3rd and 7th out of 12 in the heats, with timings of 2:06.45 and 2:07.58 respectively, both swimmers qualified for the finals.

In the Men’s 100m Freestyle Finals, Jonathan Tan Eu Jin won the gold medal after finishing first out of eight with a timing of 48.80 seconds. This is also a new personal best. 

Quah Zheng Wen clinched the silver medal after coming in second place, with a timing of 48.99 seconds. He also set a new personal best. 

Jonathan and Zheng Wen had qualified for the finals after coming in first and fourth place, with timings of 49.25 and 51.04 seconds respectively, in the heats.

In the Men’s 100m Backstroke Finals, Zheng Wen won a gold medal with a first place finish out of eight at 55.22 seconds. Zachary Tan came in fifth, clocking the timing of 56.56 seconds.

Zheng Wen and Zachary had qualified for the finals with the placing of third and second respectively. 

In the Women’s 50m Breastroke Finals, Letitia Sim En Yi won the silver medal after coming in second place out of 14 with a timing of 31.62 seconds. 

Christie May Chue Mun Ee finished in fourth place with a timing of 32.30 seconds. 

Letitia and Christie qualified for the finals with the heats timings of 31.65 and 32.42 seconds respectively.

In the Women’s 200m Butterfly Final, Quah Jing Wen won the gold medal after finishing in first place out of eight, clocking in a time of 2:10.63.

Aquathlon 

Bryce Chong Sheng Cher (men’s Individual Final) won Singapore’s first medal. He finished 3rd out of 14 with a time of 15:40.5 and won the bronze medal. 

Luke Chua Li Rong (men’s Individual Final)  finished 4th out of 14, clocking in a time of 16:01.9. 

Kathlyn Yeo Yen Ling and Herlene Natasha Yu Zhihui(both women’s Individual Final) finished 6th and 10th out of 14 respectively, with timings of 18:17.7 and 18:57.5. 

Hillary Nicole Yu Zhiying, Lim Wan Ting, Cedric Chua Jian Hong & Samir Varma (all Mixed Relay Final) finished 6th out of 7, clocking in at a time of 01:16.48. 

Athletics

Sharon Tan Fang Yu clocked in 3:32.58 for the women’s marathon, finishing 7th out of 11. 

Basketball

The women’s 3×3 team finished 7th out of eight after losing to Indonesia, Cambodia and Malaysia, with scores of 21-11, 21-12 and 22-7 respectively. 

The men’s team also finished 7th out of eight after losing to Malaysia, Cambodia and Thailand, with scores of 21-15, 21-13 and 22-12 respectively.

Singapore will not progress to the semi finals. 

Cycling

Riyadh Hakim Bin Lukman (Mountain Bike – Men’s Cross Country Olympic Final) clocked a time of 1:20:56 and finished 11th out of 20.

E-sports

Singapore lost to a  3 – 0 defeat against the Philippines in the Mixed League of Legends: Wild Rift (Mobile) Team Upper Bracket. Singapore will play against Cambodia tomorrow.

Tennis

Alexis Lara Chua Jia En, Michelle Yeo Si Ting, Tan Sue Yan and Audrey Tong Ying Shan (women’s team Round One) lost to Cambodia 2-0. Singapore did not progress to the quarter finals.

Pencak Silat

Muhammad Affiz Bin Mohamed Zakri, Muhammad Nazrul Bin Mohd Kamal and Muhammadinil Mustafar Bin Mohd Isa (all men’s regu) lost to Indonesia in the quarter finals, scoring 9.925 points. Singapore did not progress to the semi finals.

Amirah binte Sahrin, Iffah Batrisyia Binte Noh and Nur Ashikin Binte Zulkifli (all women’s regu) defeated Vietnam in the quarter finals, scoring 9.950 points. They will compete at the semi finals. 

Muhammad Iqbal Bin Abdul Rahman (men’s tunggal) defeated Brunei’s Muhd Ali Saifullah Abdullah Md Suhaimi, scoring 9.935 points. His win means Singapore will advance to the semi finals.

Siti Binte Mohd Yusoff (women’s tunggal) beat Nur Wasiqah Aziemah Binte Rosihan in the quarter finals, scoring 9.940 points. Her win takes Singapore to the semi-finals. 

Semifinals for all categories will take place tomorrow. 

Martial Arts – Ju-Jitsu

Noah Lim Tian Run (men’s Ne-Waza-Gi – 69kg finals) won Singapore’s first gold medal at the SEA Games after defeating Laos’s Slayman Jedidiah Phomsavath. 

He also defeated Vietnam’s Khang Nguyen Huu and Malaysia’s Akaksyah Adam. He won all matches through submission.

Sailing 

Ryan Lo Jun Han (men’s ILCA7 Fleet Racing), Isaac Goh (Mixed ILCA4 Fleet Racing) finished 1st out of 6 after 8 races while Ethan Chia Han Wei (Mixed Optimist Fleet Racing) finished 1st out of ten, scoring seven, eight and 11 points respectively.

Ang Jania (women’s ILCA6 Fleet Racing), Ellyn Tan Jiamin and Chia Teck Pin (Mixed 29ER Open Fleet Racing) are currently ranked 2nd out of five and ten after eight races respectively, scoring 12 and 17 points. 

Jayson Tan Jian Sen (men’s Windsurfing RS:X Fleet Racing) is also ranked 2nd out of 4 after nine races, scoring 15 points.

Elkan Reshawn Oh (men’s Windfoil IQ: Foil Fleet Racing) is currently ranked 3rd out of four after nine races, scoring 19 points, while David Ng Tiong Gee (men’s Windsurfing RS: One Fleet Racing) is now ranked 4th out of five after nine races, scoring 28 points. 

Cheryl Yong Hen Xi continues to rank 5th out of ten after eight races, scoring 34 points.

The progressive rounds for each category will continue tomorrow. 

Boxing

Rafhana Binte Rosli (women’s 54kg) lost to Indonesia’s Novita Sinidia in the quarter finals, with a score of 5-0. 

Muhammad Khidir Bin Saniff (men’s 71kg) lost to Timor Leste’s Delio Anzaqeci Mouzinho in the quarter finals by Referee Stopped Contest (RSC). 

Velvan Tan Jui Jie (men’s 67kg) defeated Cambodia’s Penh Vanthung in the quarter finals with a score of 3 – 2. He advanced to the semi finals and will compete against the Philippines’s  Norlan Alcayde Petecio, which will be held next Wednesday.

Indoor Hockey

The men’s team were defeated by Thailand with a score of 4-1, resulting in Singapore’s final ranking as 4th out of six and winning the joint bronze medal.

The women’s team also faced Thailand and pulled a 2-2 draw, finishing 5th out of six. 

Football

The men’s team ended up with a goalless draw against Laos, which puts both countries at the bottom of Group B. Singapore will face Malaysia next on Thursday. 

The Lionesses fell to a 1-0 defeat by hosts Cambodia, and will face Laos on Tuesday. 

Volleyball

The men’s team won the Philippines 3-0, putting them 3rd out of four in Group A. They will compete in the 5th to 8th playoffs on Sunday.

No games were played as it was the official opening ceremony for the SEA Games 2023.

Cricket

The men’s team were defeated by hosts Cambodia with a score of 181-166. Despite the loss, Singapore still tops Group B. The final standings will be determined in Cambodia’s second game against the Philippines next Wednesday. 

Sailing

Both Ryan Lo Jun Huan (men’s ILCA7 Fleet Racing) and Isaac Goh (men’s ILCA4 Open Fleet Racing) scored five points and continued to rank 1st place out of six after five races. 

Ang Jania (women’s ILCA6 Fleet Racing) scored eight points and is now ranked 2nd place out of five after four races. 

Ethan Chia Han Wei (Mixed Optimist Fleet Racing) ranks 2nd out of ten after six races, scoring nine points. 

Cheryl Yong Heng Xi (Mixed Optimist Fleet Racing) scored 24 points and continued to rank 5th out of ten after six races.

Ellyn Tan Jiamin and Chia Teck Pin (Mixed 29ER Open Fleet Racing) scored 12 points, which see Team Singapore continue to rank 3rd out of five after seven races. 

Round 4 for all sailing competitions will be held this Saturday.

Martial Arts – Ju-Jitsu

Teh Mah Yong finished 5th out of five in the women’s Ne-Waza Gi – 52kg Round Robin. She was defeated through submission throughout all five duels.

Indoor Hockey 

Both the men’s and women’s team won against the Philippines, with scores of 11-0 and 3-1 respectively. The men’s team now ranks 4th, tied with Thailand on six points. 

The women’s team is also ranked 4th with three points. 

Indoor Volleyball

The men’s team suffered a 3-0 defeat to Indonesia. They will next play the Philippines on Saturday.

Cricket

The men’s team beat Philippines 181-94 in the T20 Round Robin. The win takes them to the top of Group B with two points. 

Football

Singapore suffered their second straight defeat with a 3-1 loss to defending gold medallists Vietnam. Nguyen Van Tung, Nguyen Thai Song scored in the first half to give the Vietnamese a two-goal lead heading into the break, before an own  goal from Ilhan Noor made it 3-0 late in the second half. 

An own goal from Vu Tien Long in stoppage time gave the Young Lions a consolation goal. 

Singapore will next play Laos on Saturday. 

Meanwhile, the Lionesses suffered a 4-0 defeat to five-time gold medalists Thailand.

The Thais broke the deadlock in the 5th minute through Saowalak Pengngam. This was followed by more goals in the 18th, 26th and 66th minute, which were scored by Orapin Waenngoen, Nipawan Panyosuk and Warunee Phetwiset respectively.

Sailing 

Ryan Lo Jun Huan (men’s ILCA7 Fleet Racing) and Isaac Goh (men’s ILCA4 Open Fleet Racing) scored four points and continued to rank 1st out of six after five races, with both scoring four points.

Ang Jania (women’s ILCA6 Fleet Racing) is also ranked 1st out of five after four races. 

Jayson Tan Jian Sen (men’s Windsurfing RS: X Fleet Racing) is now ranked 2nd out of five after five races, after scoring nine points, while Ethan Chia Han Wei (Mixed Optimist Fleet Racing) scored seven points and is now also ranked 2nd out of ten after five races. 

In the Mixed 29ER Open Fleet Racing, Ellyn Tan Jiamin and Chia Teck Pin scored ten points giving Team Singapore 3rd place out of five after six races.

Meanwhile, Cheryl Yong Heng Xi scored 20 points and is currently ranked 5th out of 10 after five races. 

Lastly, at the men’s Windsurfing RS One Fleet Racing, David Ng Tiong Ghee scored 20 points and continues to rank 5th out of five after six races.

Indoor Hockey

The men’s team suffered another defeat, losing 5 – 0 to rivals Malaysia. 

The women’s team fell to a 1-0 defeat to the Philippines. They will next face Thailand on Saturday. 

Indoor Volleyball

The men’s team suffered a 3-0 defeat to Cambodia. 

Indoor Hockey

The women’s team suffered a second consecutive defeat, this time a 4-0 loss against Indonesia. 

The men’s team defeated hosts Cambodia 4-1, registering their first victory at the Games. 

Sailing 

The first day of the Singapore Sailing team’s campaign at the Games saw Singapore top the rankings for several categories. 

Ryan Lo (men’s ILCA7 Fleet Racing – four points), Jayson Tan (Windsurfing RS: X Fleet Racing – five points), Jania Ang (women’s ILCA6 Fleet Racing – four points) and Issac Goh (ILCA4 Open Fleet Racing – three points) are all ranked first in their respective categories.  

In other categories, Ellyn Tan Jiamin and Chia Teck Pin are ranked third in the Mixed 29ER Open Fleet Racing, Ethan Chia is ranked third in the Mixed Optimist Fleet Racing, Cheryl Yong is ranked  

In the Mixed Optimist Fleet Racing, Ethan Chia Han Wei (eight points) is currently ranked third out of 10 competitors while Cheryl Yong (19 points) is ranked seventh.  

In the men’s Windfoil IQ: Foil Fleet Racing, Elkan Reshawn Oh scored seven points and is ranked third, while in the men’s Windsurfing RS One Fleet Racing, David Ng scored 12 points and is ranked fifth among five competitors.

Cricket 

The women’s team’s second T20 match ended in a 121-69 defeat against Indonesia. It was their  first defeat of the Games in the format.  

Indoor Hockey 

The women’s team lost 8-0 against Malaysia, while the men’s team lost 7-0 to Indonesia. 

Cricket

In the T20 round robin match, the Singapore women’s cricket team defeated host Cambodia 132-68.

Football

The Singapore men’s football team lost their opening fixture 3-1 against 16-time gold medalists Thailand.

Thai striker Teerasak Poeiphimai scored in the eighth and 38th minute, before Nicky Melvin Singh pulled a goal back for Singapore in the 41st minute.  

Hopes of a Young Lions comeback were quickly dashed early in the second half when the Thais scored their third goal through Purachet Thodsanit.

Cricket

The women’s team suffered a narrow defeat at the hands of rivals Malaysia, with a close score of 38-37 in the T10 Round Robin.