News and developments in Singapore sports
Ashley Lim won the 400 Individual Medley (IM) in a meet record time of 5:28.81, smashing the previous record by almost nine seconds.
Ephraim, 12, was the only boy in action who won two events on the night – the boys' 50 metres freestyle and the 400m individual medley for 12-year-olds.
With the Rio de Janeiro Olympics happening in August 2016, the Singapura Finance 47th SNAG Swimming Championships is the last local qualifying competition for our senior swimmers to book their tickets to the quadrennial event.
The homegrown financial institution hopes to continue to support the swimming community by providing cash prizes for local record breakers at the meet, as well as raising the production value of the event.
Johnson Reginald Denari (#42) led the Dragons with a huge 33 points and 17 rebounds. Justin Howard (Slingers #55) finished with a team-high 25 points and 10 rebounds for the home team.
Mok's time was 13 seconds faster than the previous mark of 01:07:21 set by fellow Singaporean Soh Rui Yong at the San Jose Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon on September 27, 2015.
Singapore will play their final game against Botswana on Dec 19, which would determine whether Singapore manages a podium finish in the Netball Nations Cup 2015.
Singapore take the first victory after beating Chinese Taipei 71-20. Singapore lost to Papua New Guinea (43-44) and Northern Ireland (35-46).
