Ng Chin Hui placed fourth as a 17-year-old in the men's 400m in his maiden appearance at the SEA Games in 2011. Four years on, he aims to medal and avoid the same heartbreak.
On the last day of fencing competition at the 28th South East Asian (SEA) Games, Singapore won gold at men’s team foil event, beating a strong Philippines side, 45-40 in the final.
This was Singapore's second loss after an opening win over Malaysia.
Joining the hosts as bronze medalists is team Indonesia, which lost to Thailand 45–38 in their semi-final.
Before this game, Singapore went down 10–14 to Thailand in the preliminaries to lose out on a place in the final.
Singapore record their first win of the Games competition with a goal from Banuh Nursabrina (#5).
Before this game, Singapore had gone down 5–31 to Thailand in the preliminaries.
Team Singapore picked up three more gold, all in Games record times, along with two silvers and one bronze to top the medal standings after Day Two.
