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Marathon: Mok Ying Ren and Jasmine Goh fastest Singaporeans
Ashley Liew was second in 2:49:46 while Fang Jianyong was third in 2:53:35.
News and developments in Singapore sports
Ashley Liew was second in 2:49:46 while Fang Jianyong was third in 2:53:35.
A second-half collapse meant the Lions fell 2-1 to Indonesia in their final Group A match at the Rizal Memorial Stadium in Manila.
For 89 minutes, Singapore hardly gave their Thai opponents a sniff of goal.
The Lions will be pleased with the point, after playing with only 10 men for almost an hour, when Hafiz Sujad was dismissed in the 34th minute for a high boot on Phil Younghusband near the halfway line.
In previous editions, the marathon starts were at 5:30am, and the half-marathon was flagged off on Sentosa.
Rui Yong also qualified for the 2017 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, beating the qualifying time by more than 12 minutes.
Singapore finished the tournament with a 4-2 win-loss record. Apart from Indonesia, they also beat Thailand (76-67), Laos (131-22), and Vietnam (92-32). They lost to the Philippines (43-69) and Malaysia (47-76).
Zheng Wen, who turns 20 on September 29, was granted his first deferment for the lead up to the 2016 Rio Olympics.