Shanti clinched bronze in 11.88 seconds. Finishing ahead of her were Philippines' Kayla Richardson and Thailand's Wannakit Tassaporn both clocked 11.76 seconds but the Anise was awarded gold.
Team Singapore's swimmers picked up four more gold in the pool today, including Team Singapore's 50th gold medal of these Games.
Seven players scored in double digits as Singapore started their Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in blistering fashion, beating Myanmar 131–33.
Singapore's Calvin Kang and Muhammad Amirudin both missed out on a podium finish in the men's 100m final at the 28th SEA Games.
Singapore's representatives Melvin Wong and Jeevaneesh Soundararajah, cheered on by a partisan home crowd which packed the grandstands, finished seventh and eighth in 16:01.58 and 16:14.75 respectively.
Pole vaulter Chan Sheng Yao failed to win a medal but bettered his personal best of 4.91m, clearing 4.95m in the SEA Games Pole Vault Men's Final.
Singapore's Qua Bi Qi finished 10th in the women's 5000m race, which saw Indonesia take both the gold and silver medals.
Hosts Singapore are still in search of their first win after their 1–4 loss to Malaysia in their second game.
