SEA Games: Archer Contessa Loh breaks Singapore’s 9-year gold drought
The last national archer to triumph at the biennial Games was Chan Jing Ru in the individual women’s recurve event at the 2013 edition in Myanmar.
Grappling prodigies Tye and Kade Ruotolo aim to submit opponents at ONE 157
Hailed as two of the most talented twin Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu phenomena, the Ruotolos are set to challenge veteran grapplers, America’s Garry Tonon and Japan’s Shinya Aoki.
SEA Games: Khiew Hoe Yean wins gold in 200m freestyle swimming
Singapore's Quah Zheng Wen, already a five-gold medallist in Hanoi so far, was beaten to second place by the Malaysian swimmer.
Even in defeat, Efren ‘Bata’ Reyes’ legend grows in Hanoi SEA Games
Despite his loss to hometown bet Tranh Thanh Tu Nguyen in the men’s 1-cushion carom semifinals, Reyes was treated like winner from a predominantly Vietnamese crowd.
SEA Games medals highlight Vietnamese cultural features
The logo bears the image of a flying bird–the blue wings signify a strong-willed spirit–and a V-letter formed hand, representing the hands of athletes singing their national…
Age is just a number at the SEA Games
Age isn't always a limit, as these athletes display talents and passion that more than make up for their age.
‘Moments of SEA Games 31’ photo contest opens for entries
The contest, themed "For a Stronger Southeast Asia", is aimed to honour outstanding people in various fields and the unforgettable sporting moments during the SEA Games 31.
SEA Games: Eric Cray wins 400m hurdles gold for 5th straight time
The 33-year-old remained dominant in the event, finishing in 50.410 seconds to win the title for the fifth consecutive biennial meet since his first in 2013.
Drier days ahead as S’pore records highest temperature for May
Having already set the records at 36.7 degrees Celsius, the second half of the month will see daily maximum temperatures hover between 34 degrees to 35 degrees on most days.
Campaign launched for plastic-free SEA Games
The ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ rule along with the campaign is intended to minimise single-use plastic products and nylon bags at the Games vicinity.