Rachel Marjorie Tseng bagged another meet record for the 15-17 year olds when she clocked a time of 4 minutes 19.15 seconds in the women's 400m freestyle final. 14-year-old Christie Chue will be nominated alongside Rachel for this event at the SEA Games after she swam a massive personal best of 4:20.88.

The CHIJ Katong Convent swimmer set a new meet record for 15-17 year olds with her time of 2 minutes 3.80 seconds, shaving more than two seconds off Nur Marina Chan's two-year-old record of 2:05.67. It also smashed her personal best of 2:06.14, set three months ago at the Singapore National Swimming Championships.

The 18-year-old won the 100m butterfly and 400m individual medley finals, and qualified for the SEA Games by virtue of having one of the two fastest qualifying window times in each event.

The 22-year-old first broke the meet record for the 18 years old and over with a time of 56.54s in the morning heats, before rewriting the mark with a 56.11s in the evening finals. It was Ting Wen's fastest time since non-textile swimsuits were banned in 2010.

Story by REDintern Carissa Tan and Erwin Wong/Red Sports. Photos [...]

Quah Ting Wen's timing of 27.12 seconds in the 50m butterfly puts her alongside Tao Li in the nomination for the 28th SEA Games.

Zheng Wen, 18, became the first Singaporean to swim the 100m freestyle in under 50 seconds when he clocked a time of 49.89 seconds in the morning heats.

Rachel chalked up yet another sub-9 minute swim in the women's 800m freestyle when she clocked a time of 8 minutes 53.14 seconds. It was a new personal best (PB) time and also broke the current meet record of 9:04.02 for the 15-17 year olds.