SEA Games Fencing: Lim Wei Wen settles for silver in Men’s Individual Epee
To make the final, Lim had a close fight against Thailand's Chamcharern Panthawit.
SEA Games Fencing: Wang Wenying wins first fencing gold for Singapore since 1989
This win marks Singapore's first gold in 26 years. Coming in second place was Tinio Justine Gail of Philippines, while Thailand's Chantasuvannasin Nunta and Vietnam's Nguyen Thi Hoai Thu rounded off the podium.
SEA Games Athletics: Resolve strong in 400m hurdler Raymond Scott Lee
Raymond Scott Lee had a late start in his pet event – the 400m hurdles. But playing catch-up has not fazed the 19-year-old Angus Ross Prize winner as he heads into the SEA Games as Singapore's top 400m hurdler and remembers a lesson of resolve from his first medal at National Schools level.
SEA Games Netball: Singapore cruise past Philippines 84–12 to seal semi-final spot
Asian champions Singapore beat Philippines 84–12 to earn their third victory of the Southeast Asia (SEA) Games netball tournament. Singapore had beaten Brunei and Thailand earlier and drew with Malaysia.
SEA Games Table Tennis: Singapore secure mixed doubles gold and bronze
Yu Mengyu and Yang Zi beat Thailand 4–0 to clinch the gold medal, while Zhou Yihan and Li Hu went down to the latter in the semi-finals to clinch the joint-bronze medal.
SEA Games Synchronised Swimming: Singapore pick up second gold medal with record score
Singapore’s synchronised swimmers won the gold in the final event of the night. They finished with two gold medals in the Team Technical and Free Routine and Free Combination events, along with a silver medal in the Duet Technical and Free Routine.
SEA Games Table Tennis: Paddlers win first two golds for Singapore
Paddlers Gao Ning, Li Hu, Lin Ye, Zhou Yihan, Feng Tianwei, Yu Mengyu, Chen Feng and Clarence Chew gave Singapore her first four medals with respective victories in the table tennis doubles event.
SEA Games Netball: Malaysia overwhelm Singapore in final quarter to force 35–35 draw
Singapore led by six points at the end of the third quarter. However, Malaysia went on an 11–5 run in the final quarter to ensure both teams share the points.