Team Singapore athletes returned from the recently concluded 19th Commonwealth Games to a reward of S$1.88 million dollars. The Multi-Million Dollar Award Programme (MAP), administered by the Singapore National Olympic Council and sponsored by the Tote Board and Singapore Pools, provides cash rewards for athletes who win medals.
The Singapore contingent has returned from India with a record haul of medals. Singapore returned with 11 gold, 11 silver and nine bronze medals. In the 2006 Melbourne games, Singapore won five gold, six silver and seven bronze.
Gai Bin capped off his Commonwealth Games appearance with an individual gold in the 25m Standard Pistol event.
Gai Bin and Poh Lip Meng won another shooting gold for Singapore at the Commonwealth Games, this time teaming up to win the 25m Standard Pistol event.
Jasmine Ser won a gold to add to the bulging medal haul of Singapore in the 10m Air Rifle singles event.
Singapore shooters have picked up another two medals at the 19th Commonwealth Games in Delhi.
Singapore's Jasmine Ser and Aqilah Sudhir continued their medal-winning form when they picked up the silver and bronze medals respectively in the 50m Rifle 3-positions event.
Shooters Gai Bin and Nigel Lim added a silver and bronze respectively to Singapore's medal tally in the 50m Pistol event. A lane change because of a technical problem threw Nigel off and he eventually finished with 644.7 points. India's Omkar Singh won the gold with 653.6 while Gai Bin amassed 649.6.