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SEA Games 2025: Day 4 mid-day update

Published on December 13, 2025
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SEA Games 2025: Day 4 mid-day update
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Singapore's ju-jitsu team won a joint-bronze in the mixed team event. Photo: SportSG/ Bryan Foo

It is Day 4 of the 33rd SEA Games in Thailand. 

Here’s a snapshot of Team Singapore in action so far as of 2pm:  

Shooting

Air rifle shooters were in action at the range at the Sports Authority of Thailand. In the 10m air rifle, Gan Xin Chen, Ho Xiu Yi and Martina Lindsay Amos combined to take a bronze medal in the women’s team event. 

The finish is a combination of their individual scores in the qualification rounds.

Gan, a SEA Games debutante, shot a 625.4 to finish fifth out of 21 athletes to qualify for the final. 

She eventually finished fourth with a score of 206.1. 

20251213_Shooting-AC-048Ho Xiu Yi in action during the women's 10m air rifle event. Photo: SportSG/ Andy Chua

20251213_Shooting-AC-030Martina Amos in action during the women's 10m air rifle event. Photo: SportSG/ Andy Chua

20251213_Shooting-AC-042Debutante Gan Xin Chen in action during the women's 10m air rifle event. She also finished fourth in the individual event. Photo: SportSG/ Andy Chua

Ju-jitsu

Singapore’s ju-jitsu exponents were in action in the mixed team semi-finals against host nation Thailand, but were beaten 34-11. 

They were awarded a joint bronze for their effort. 

20251213_Jujitsu_BF_004Singapore's ju-jitsu team won a joint-bronze in the mixed team event. Photo: SportSG/ Bryan Foo

Beach volleyball

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Singapore beach volleyballer Ranjiv Sasikumar (in blue) in action at the 2025 SEA Games on Dec 13. Photo: SportSG/ Chanainut Thongratanachat

Over at the Jomtien Beach in Chonburi, Singapore’s beach volleyball players were beaten 2-0 by Malaysia in a preliminary group tie. 

Renfred Eng and Ranjiv Sasikumar were first beaten 21-16, 21-17, before Daniel Soon and Lucas Gan lost their match 21-14, 21-10. 

Singapore’s men next play Thailand on Dec 15. 

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Singapore's beach volleyball team put up a good fight against Malaysia but eventually lost 2-0. Photo: SportSG/ Chanainut Thongratanachat

 

Wushu

Wushu competition also got underway in Bangkok on Dec 13. 

In the men’s changquan-daoshu-gunshu event, Ong Zi Meng scored a 9.753 in the changquan to stand third out of 11 athletes so far. 

20251213_Wushu_CY_18Wushu exponent Ong Zi Meng is sitting third after the changquan component. Photo: SNOC/ Kong Chong Yew

Jowen Lim’s score of 9.560 places him seventh out of 11 currently. 

The event will continue in the afternoon with the daoshu component. 

In the women’s taijiquan-taijijian, Zeanne Law scored 9.740 in the taijiquan and sits fourth out of 11 athletes. 

20251213_Wushu_CY_90Wushu exponent Zeanne Law competing in the taijiquan component of her event, where she is currently fourth. Photo: SNOC/ Kong Chong Yew

Teammate Vera Tan is sixth after scoring 9.733. 

They will continue with the taijijian component on Dec 14.

The 33rd SEA Games are held in Thailand from 9 to 20 December 2025. For the latest Team Singapore coverage and news, follow Team Singapore on their social media channels (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok) or visit the official Team Singapore website.
May Chen

May Chen

May Chen is a freelance journalist with extensive experience in sports reporting. She started out at The Straits Times and has covered multiple editions of major Games, including the Summer and Winter Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Outside of multi-sport events, she has also worked with international federations, including World Athletics, World Aquatics, and the International Ski and Snowboard Federation.