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SEA Games 2025: Day 8 mid-day update

Published on December 17, 2025
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SEA Games 2025: Day 8 mid-day update
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Adele Tan in action in the women's 50m rifle 3 Positions qualification round. She shot a 580-26x to set a new Games Record, lifting the Singapore trio to a team gold. Photo: SportSG/ Andy Chua

It is Day 8 of the 33rd SEA Games in Thailand. 

Here’s a snapshot of Team Singapore in action so far as of 1pm:  

Shooting

Singapore’s air rifle shooters clinched a gold medal in the women’s 50m Rifle 3 Position team event. 

20251217_Shooting-AC-044Adele Tan is slated to compete in the women's 50m rifle 3 Positions final at 3.30pm Singapore time. Photo: SportSG/ Andy Chua

Adele Tan, Martina Amos and Jasmine Ser combined to post a score of 1717, setting a new Games Record en route to gold. 

Tan also qualified for the eight-strong final with a Games Record of 580, and will be in action in the individual final at 3.30pm Singapore time. 

Pencak Silat

Dhani Andika Bin Razali took silat's first gold medal of the 33rd SEA Games, taking the title in the men's tanding under-45kg event.

20251217_Pencak Silat _YR-1348 Dhani Andika (left) in action in the men's tanding under-45kg final. SportSG/Yodsawat Ratanapitaktep

He beat Indonesia's Mustakim Khoirudin 41-21. 

In the men's Class I (85-90kg) event, Sheik Ferdous Bin Sheik Alau'ddin was beaten 26-5 by Vietnam's Duy Tuyen Nguyen to take silver. 

Triathlon

Already bronze medallists at these games, the men’s triathlon team of Bryce Chong, Luke Chua and Tey Yi Jun are now also silver medallists. 

20251217_Triathlon _DA-6342Teh Yi Jun in action in the triathlon men's team relay on Dec 16. Photo: SportSG/Dumrongsak Angsuworapruek

The trio teamed up in the men’s relay, finishing in 1hr 4min 15.19sec to finish second. 

In the women’s team relay, Herlene Yu, Lim Wan Ting and Kathlyn Yeo crossed the finish line in 1:12:00.27 to take a bronze medal. 


Table Tennis

Ser Lin Qian and Loy Ming Ying were beaten 3-1 by Thai opponents Tamolwan Khetkhuan and Jinnipa Sawettabut in the women’s doubles semi-finals. They will take a joint bronze. 

 

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.