Singapore's Clara Wong faltered in the cycling leg of the Youth Olympic Games women's Triathlon competition, registering an uncharacteristically slow time of 47 minutes which was last in the field.
Singapore lost both their opening matches of the FIBA 33 basketball competition in the Youth Olympic Games. The girls team went down 22-33 to Germany, while the boys lost 17-25 to Central African Republic.
Valerie Pereira clocked a time of 25.19 seconds in the 200 metres, while Muhd Amirudin Jamal and Muhd Elfi Mustapa ran the 100 metres in 10.53 and 10.56 seconds respectively.
Sean cleared a height of 4.50 metres to lead a one-two finish for Team Singapore in the event, with Hwa Chong Institution school mate Benjamin Ng vaulting 4.40 metres to finish second.
15-year-old Zachary Devaraj turned in superb personal bests in the 800 and 1500 metres at the ASEAN School Games track and field competition earlier this week, clocking times which were unheard of in recent years at national junior level.
Ranjitha ran an excellent time of 2 minutes 23.74 seconds, while Hannah, who has been peerless in this event at her local age group level for the past three years, threw a distance of 12.04 metres.
The 18-year-old Hwa Chong Institution student, who has won the Discus gold at the National Schools meet for five straight years since 2006, won in dominant fashion. His furthest throw of 49.29 metres was more than two metres further than that of silver medallist Santi Kongtung.
He clocked 1 minute 56.27 seconds to finish fifth in the final, which was faster than his 1:57.34 at the National Schools meet in April, and also quicker than the B Division record of 1:56.7 which he failed to break then.