Jeremy swam the eight laps of the pool in three minutes 58.80 seconds, breaking his own national and Under-17 records of 3:59.41 set at January's Victorian Championships in Australia.
Defending B Division National and West Zone boys' basketball champions Unity Secondary School continued their two-year long winning streak when they cruised past Bukit Panjang Government High School 81-43 in the second round of the West Zone Championship.
14 year old Veronica Shanti Pereira set a new national Under-15 record in the 200 metres when she clocked 25.89 seconds at the Singapore Athletic Association's Track and Field Series.
The 19 year old Nanyang Technological University freshman clocked 14.69 during the preliminaries with a tailwind of +1.9 metres per second, and improved to a 14.56 (+0.1 m/s) showing in the final. That broke her record set at the 2009 Malaysia Open meet.
16 year old Jeremy Kevin Matthews broke the men's national 400 metre Freestyle record when he finished second in the final at the Victorian Open Championships in Australia, clocking a time of three minutes, 59.41 seconds. The previous record was held by Marcus Cheah, who swam a 3:59.44 at the 25th South East Asian Games in Laos 13 months ago.
The Singapore Slingers became the first team in the ASEAN Basketball League (ABL) to score a hundred points in a single game when they routed the Brunei Barracudas 102-61.
Team Singapore's swimmers finished their Asian Games campaign with one gold and one silver medal. This put them fourth on the swimming medal tally, based on gold medal count.
Team Singapore’s swimmers completed their Asian Games campaign with one gold and silver medal each, national and age-group records in three different events, and eleven personal best timings.