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Singapore's wushu exponents have completed their campaign at the Thailand SEA Games, taking two silvers and four bronzes. Photo: SNOC/ Kong Chong Yew
It is Day 6 of the 33rd SEA Games in Thailand.
Here’s a snapshot of Team Singapore in action so far as of 1pm:
Wushu
On the final day of wushu competition, the sport won two silvers and three bronzes.
Randall Lim competed in the men’s taolu nanquan-nandao-nangun event, finishing second out of 11 athletes and taking the silver medal.
Randall Lim in action in the men’s taolu nanquan-nandao-nangun event on Dec 15. Photo: SNOC/ Kong Chong Yew
In the women’s taolu-nanquan-nandao-nangun event, Kassandra Ong took a bronze medal.
Kassandra Ong in action on Dec 15. Photo: SNOC/ Kong Chong Yew
Le Yin Shuen was third in the women’s changquan-jianshu-qiangshu event to also take a bronze medal.
Le Yin Shuen in action on Dec 15. Photo: SNOC/ Kong Chong Yew
In the men’s taolu taijiquan-taijijian, Tay Yu Xuan finished second out of 13 exponents to take silver. Team-mate Chan Jun Kai was third with bronze.
Tay Yu Xuan took a silver medal in the men's taolu taijiquan-taijijian. Photo: SNOC/ Kong Chong Yew
Chan Jun Kai took a silver medal in the men's taolu taijiquan-taijijian. Photo: SNOC/ Kong Chong Yew
The sport finishes its campaign with two silvers and four bronzes, including Siti Khadijah’s bronze in the women’s sanda 60kg event.
Water Polo
The men’s water polo team began their campaign on a winning note.
Singapore's Dominic Chan in action in a water polo game against Malaysia on Dec 15. Photo: SNOC/Eugene Goh Wei Hao
Singapore beat Malaysia 23-8 in a round-robin match, and will next meet host nation Thailand on Dec 16 at 11am Bangkok time.
Wakeboard
Singapore’s Tara Lim and Isabella Tan were in action in the wakeboarding open ladies’ last chance qualification.
Singapore wakeboarder Isabella Tan in action on Dec 15. She qualified for the final. Photo: SportSG/ Dejbordin Limsupanark
Singapore wakeboarder Tara Lim in action on Dec 15. She qualified for the final. Photo: SportSG/ Dejbordin Limsupanark
Lim scored 59.67 in her run and Tan posted a 50, with both qualifying for the final.
Singapore wakeboarder Clarence Batchelor in action on Dec 15. He qualified for the final. Photo: SportSG/ Dejbordin Limsupanark
In the men's Open Men event, Clarence Batchelor also qualified for the final.
Archery
Archers were in action in the compound event round of 16.
Madeleine Ong booked a spot in the women’s compound final after getting through opponents from Thailand and the Philippines in the round of 16, quarter-final and semi-final.
Singapore archer Madeleine Ong in action on Dec 15. She qualified for the final. Photo: SportSG/ Andy Chua
She will compete in the final on Dec 18 at 2pm Bangkok time. Meanwhile, the Women’s Compound team advanced to the final after defeating Thailand 228-225. They will be up against Indonesia on 18 December, at 10am Bangkok time.
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.
