Singapore continued to dominate the pool in Day Two of the 1st South-east Asia (SEA) Swimming Championships as they took five out of seven gold medals on offer once again. In the process of doing so, two new national records were set while three swimmers managed to meet the Olympic "B" marks.
Singapore bagged five out of eight golds up for grabs on Day 1 of the Southeast Asia (SEA) Swimming Championships.
Singapore's Fong Kay Yian braved injury to come from behind as she clinched the bronze medal in the Women's 1m Springboard event at the Southeast Asia Swimming Championships.
Singaporean twin brothers Timothy Lee and Mark Lee clinched a silver and bronze medal respectively in the Men's 1m Springboard event at the Southeast Asia Swimming Championships.
Singapore's Myra Lee and Fong Kay Yian clinched a silver medal in the Women's Synchronised 3m Springboard event at the Southeast Asia Swimming Championships.
Singapore's Fong Kay Yian and Myra Lee missed out on a podium finish when they finished fourth and fifth respectively in the Women's 3m Springboard event at the Southeast Asia Swimming Championships.
Singapore's Jonathan Chan Fan Keng finished second in the Men's Platform event at the Southeast Asia Swimming Championships.
Cashew CSC Team B beat Zhenghua 15-13, 15-11 in the Community Games Sepak Takraw tournament. Leading the Cashew team was Muhd Hadi, 19, a student at ITE Choa Chu Kang.
