Results
38th Queen Sirikit Cup 2016 - Team Event
38th Queen Sirikit Cup 2016 - Individual Event
Friday, April 29, 2016
Golf: 38th Queen Sirikit Cup 2016
Results
78th Singapore Open Track & Field Championships 2016
The 78th Singapore Open Track & Field Championships was held at the Singapore Sports Hub in Singapore from 28th - 29th April 2016. Our Southeast Asian countries participated for possible ticket to Rio Olympics.
Men's Events
Men 100 Meter Dash Open ============================================================================ Name Age Team Finals Wind Points ============================================================================ Finals 1 Iswandi, Abdul Hamid Abd 25 Indonesia 10.40 0.5 2 Jirapong, Meenapra 23 Thailand 10.43 0.5 3 Yaspi, Boby 29 Indonesia 10.52 0.5 4 Kritsada, Namsuwan 22 Thailand 10.56 0.5 5 Yudi, Dwi Nugroho 26 Indonesia 10.59 0.5 6 Sudirman, Hadi 20 Indonesia 10.61 0.5 7 Muhammad, Rozikin 23 Indonesia 10.62 0.5 8 Kennedy, Nixson 21 Malaysia 55.62 0.5
Men 200 Meter Dash Open ============================================================================ Name Age Team Finals Wind Points ============================================================================ Finals 1 Gunasegaran, Aravin Thev 23 Malaysia 21.07 +0.0 2 LE, Trong Hinh 20 Vietnam 21.08 +0.0 3 Jonathan, Nyepa 20 Malaysia 21.56 +0.0 4 Muhammad, Naqib 21 Singapore Selection 21.60 +0.0 5 Carew, Alexander 27 Australia 21.85 +0.0 6 Stone, Nelson 32 Papua New Guinea 22.20 +0.0 7 Tang, Cho Hin 20 MACAU 22.50 +0.0
Men 400 Meter Dash Open
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Name Age Team Finals Points
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Finals
1 Edagardo, Alegan JR 31 Philippines 47.10
2 Alet, Mohamad Arif Zuhil 22 Malaysia 47.44
3 Carew, Alexander 27 Australia 47.54
4 Chan, KA Chun 27 Hong Kong 47.61
5 Kwong, Kar Jun 21 Malaysia 48.21
6 Percy, Zubin 20 Singapore 48.27
7 Umar, Karwanto 25 Indonesia 48.54
8 Edy, Ariansyah 27 Indonesia 49.62
Men 800 Meter Run Open
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Name Age Team Finals Points
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Finals
1 Maniam, Kesavan 23 Malaysia 1:52.81
2 Jiyaudeen, Asif Rahman 18 Malaysia 1:53.90
3 Azman, Putra Azrul Syazw 19 Malaysia 1:55.14
4 Thangavelu, Dhashman 20 Nanyang Polytechnic 1:57.16
5 Yong, David 20 Swift 1:57.66
6 HO, Kun Fai 19 MACAU 1:57.99
7 K., Sarravanan 24 Singapore Selection 1:58.79
8 Tan, Jasper 22 Nanyang Tech 1:59.72
9 Zachary, Ryan Devaraj 22 Swift 2:02.76
10 Ong, Jacky 19 Republic Pol 2:04.06
11 Mohd, Waiz Rosyaidi Mohd 20 Brunei 2:11.62
12 Mohammed, Ajmil 22 Safsa 2:16.85
Men 110 Meter Hurdles Open
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Name Age Team Finals Wind Points
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Finals
1 Zeng, Jian Hang 18 China 14.04 -1.0
2 Rio, Maholtra 23 Indonesia 14.23 -1.0
3 Ang, Chen Xiang 22 Singapore 14.50 -1.0
4 Clinton, Kingsley Bautis 24 Philippines 14.55 -1.0
5 Khann, Hfaisirr 20 Ngee Ann Pol 15.26 -1.0
6 Ang, Ding Hui 20 Safsa 16.34 -1.0
Men 400 Meter Hurdles Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Cai, Jun QI 20 China 51.65 2 Andrian, Andrian 24 Indonesia 52.33 3 Chan, KA Chun 27 Hong Kong 53.08 4 Rio, Maholtra 23 Indonesia 53.44 5 Mazalan, Muhammad Firdau 23 Malaysia 53.59 6 Tan, Ignatius 21 Nanyang Tech 55.93 7 Wong, Jing Jie 19 Republic Pol 1:02.58
Men 1500 Meter Run Open======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points =======================================================================Finals 1 Mervin, Guarte 24 Philippines 4:02.72 2 Yook, Geun Tae 29 Korea 4:05.39 3 Thangavelu, Dhashman 20 Nanyang Polytechnic 4:07.49 4 HO, Kun Fai 19 MACAU 4:15.38 5 Parajul, Nabin 23 Safsa 4:22.99 6 Mohd, Waiz Rosyaidi Mohd 20 Brunei 4:34.74
Men 3000 Meter Steeplechase Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Christopher, Ulboc JR 26 Philippines 9:36.23 2 Ong, Chilton 19 Swift 10:01.97 3 Tan, Chong Qi 18 Wings Athlet 10:02.91 4 Muhammad, Shah Feroz 32 Swift 10:05.70 5 Fayiz, Haja 27 Swift 10:17.97 6 Singh, Sanjeet 25 Swift 10:26.39 7 Toh, Andreas 24 Nanyang Tech 10:31.24 8 Rizal Numery, Hedry Q Am 19 Swift 10:31.71 9 Chua, Ying Zhi 22 National Uni 11:11.50 10 Wong, Samuel 22 National Uni 11:26.59
Men 5000 Meter Run Open
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Name Age Team Finals Points
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Finals
1 Yook, Geun Tae 29 Korea 15:03.28
2 Atjong, Tio Purwanto 25 Indonesia 15:05.39
3 San, Naing 25 Myanmar 15:11.20
4 Nursodiq, Nursodiq 25 Indonesia 15:11.21
5 Wong, Melvin 33 Swift 15:39.33
6 Muthu Kumar, Raviin 26 Swift 16:01.37
7 Soh, Hua Qun 25 National Uni 16:50.75
Men 10000 Meter Run Open
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Name Age Team Finals Points
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Finals
1 Agus, Prayogo 31 Indonesia 31:04.16
2 Nursodiq, Nursodiq 25 Indonesia 32:03.95
3 San, Naing 25 Myanmar 33:07.27
4 Wong, Melvin 33 Swift 33:49.29
5 S/O Soundararajah, Jeeva 23 National Uni 34:15.21
6 NG, Fabian 24 National Uni 34:31.28
7 Tapie, Emmanuel 25 National Uni 34:39.65
8 LI, Ming Sheng 28 Chinese Taipei 35:04.23
9 Quek, Benjamin 24 National Uni 35:49.01
10 Hwang, Jun Suk 33 Korea 37:03.67
11 Najib Mooiz, Mohd 21 Swift 37:04.06
12 Mohamed, Iskandar 28 MACRITCHIE R 37:07.87
13 HE, Burton 26 Swift 37:43.09
14 Seah, Chuan Heng 24 Nanyang Tech 38:01.05
15 Hamdan, Hafiz 29 Swift 38:52.84
16 WU, Randall 28 Safsa 41:57.76
-- Lim, Sherman 19 Swift DNF
Men 20000 Meter Race Walk Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Chin, Man Kit 25 Hong Kong 1:45.49 2 Sim, Edmund 33 Swift 2:02.02 3 Back, Peter 50 MACRITCHIE R 2:15.09 -- Lee, Kai Peng 24 National Uni DNF
Men Long Jump Open ============================================================================ Name Age Team Finals Wind Points ============================================================================ Finals 1 Chan, Ming Tai 21 Hong Kong 7.99m +0.0 CR 2 Julian, Reem Fuentes 21 Philippines 7.69m +0.0 3 Okky, Setyo Utomo 25 Indonesia 7.43m +0.0 4 Suwandi, Wijaya 21 Indonesia 7.37m 0.2 5 Khan, Meng Linn 26 Singapore 6.98m +0.0 6 Soon, Safwan 25 Wings Athlet 6.37m +0.0 7 Tang, Terence 19 Singapore PO 6.26m +0.0Men Triple Jump Open ============================================================================ Name Age Team Finals Wind Points ============================================================================ Finals 1 Ismail, Muhammad Hakimi 25 Malaysia 16.12m 0.1 2 Panthsa, Chakkrit 19 Thailand 14.70m 0.2 3 Okky, Setyo Utomo 25 Indonesia 14.61m -0.2 4 Lai, Yong Hui 27 Wings Athlet 14.19m 0.1 5 Suwandi, Wijaya 21 Indonesia 14.15m +0.0 6 Wai, Seng Cheong 18 MACAU 13.36m 0.2Men High Jump Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Singh, Nauraj 24 Malaysia 2.29m (RIO) 2 Mohd, Noor Noor Shafie 19 Malaysia 2.09m 3 Htin, Lin 22 Myanmar 2.03m 4 Bin Jumari, Muhammad Nas 24 Swift 1.95m 5 Tan, Wei Jie Singapore 1.95m 6 Teo, Ryan 17 Singapore 1.90m 7 Lim, Jun Ting, Nelson 24 Singapore 1.80m
Men Pole Vault Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Ernest, John Obiena 21 Philippines 5.55m CR, NR 2 Hsieh, Chia Han 28 Chinese Taipei 5.10m 3 Alwi, Iskandar 22 Malaysia 5.00m 4 Teuku, Tegar Abadi 18 Indonesia 4.75m 5 Adel, Valdcanas 24 Philippines 4.40m 6 Hsu, Kai YI 25 Chinese Taipei 4.40m 6 Ahmad, Alham Muhammad Af 19 Malaysia 4.40m -- Koh, Aaron 21 Club Zoom NHMen Discus Throw Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Sahamsuddin, Muhammad Ir 20 Malaysia 55.65m 2 Uli, Ruckpaul 34 Wings Athlet 52.72m 3 Rapet, Julien 28 Nanyang Tech 44.36m 4 Narta, Hanny Sugara 20 Indonesia 43.79m 5 Lam, Benny 23 Singapore Selection 42.38mMen Javelin Throw Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Abd, Hafis 20 Indonesia 69.52m 2 Zhong, Cheng Hung 25 Chinese Taipei 68.45m 3 Melvin, Calano 25 Philippines 64.29m 4 Hsu, Shui Chang 21 Chinese Taipei 63.78m 5 Rusmanto, Rusmanto 29 Indonesia 60.49m 6 Chong Bin Mohd Isham, Ak 26 Nanyang Polytechnic 59.15m 7 Abu, Muhammad Ashraf 19 Malaysia 55.10m 8 Kyan, Nyi Nyi Htwe 27 Myanmar 53.10m 9 Koh, Chye Huat Mervin 30 Safsa 31.02m
Men Shot Put Open======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points =======================================================================Finals 1 Hussin, Adi Aliffuddin 28 Malaysia 17.43m 2 Krisna, Wahyu Permana 29 Indonesia 16.65m 3 Yuarisdiyanto, Yuarisdiy 26 Indonesia 16.35m 4 Lin, YO Ting 23 Chinese Taipei 15.95m 5 Rapet, Julien 28 Nanyang Tech 12.74mMen 4x100 Meter Relay Open ======================================================================= Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Indonesia 'A' 39.28 1) Iswandi, Abdul Hamid Abdullah 2 2) Yaspi, Boby 29 3) Fadlin, Ahmad 27 4) Yudi, Dwi Nugroho 26 2 Hong Kong 'A' 39.36 1) Tang, Yik Chun 29 2) NG, KA Fung 23 3) Tsui, Chi HO 26 4) Lai, Chun HO 27 3 Thailand 'A' 39.81 1) Jirapong, Meenapra 23 2) Aphisit, �promkaew 23 3) Kritsada, Namsuwan 22 4) Jaran, Sathoengram 23 4 Thailand 'B' 40.33 1) Nutthapong, Veeravongratansiri 2) Pipat, Nupuang 18 3) Sakchai, Laomool 19 4) Woranun, Saechin 19 5 Singapore Selection 'A' 40.44 1) Bin Januri, Ariff 22 2) Kang, Calvin 26 3) Amri, Khairyll 23 4) Ragupaty, Kishen 22 6 Malaysia 'A' 40.79 1) Kennedy, Nixson 21 2) Jonathan, Nyepa 20 3) Gunasegaran, Aravin Thevarr 23 4) Mohd, Sobri Harith Ammar 22 7 Singapore Selection 'B' 41.27 1) Poh, Seng Song 33 2) Yap, Timothee 22 3) Lim, Yao Peng 27 4) Kang, Jun Jie 17 8 Safsa 'A' 43.50 1) Poon, Marcus 24 2) Tham, Terry 20 3) Ang, Wei SI 22 4) Muhammed, Reyhan Amjerul 21Men 4x400 Meter Relay Open ======================================================================= Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Indonesia 'A' 3:16.09 1) Nursodiq, Nursodiq 25 2) Rio, Maholtra 23 3) Umar, Hamdan 21 4) Umar, Karwanto 25 2 Singapore Selection 'A' 3:17.50 1) Seow, Yeong Yang 23 2) Percy, Zubin 20 3) Tan, Zong Yang 22 4)
Women's Event
Women 100 Meter Dash Open ============================================================================ Name Age Team Finals Wind Points ============================================================================ Finals 1 Selvaretnam, Komalam Sha 30 Malaysia 11.82 +0.0 2 Pereira, Shanti 20 Singapore 11.84 +0.0 3 Mohahamad, Siti Fatimah 30 Malaysia 11.90 +0.0 4 Zulkifi, Zaidatul Husnia 23 Malaysia 11.92 +0.0 5 Nguyen, Thi Oanh 20 Vietnam 12.03 +0.0 6 Tri, Setyo Utami 25 Indonesia 12.13 +0.0 7 Parichat, Charoensuk 18 Thailand 12.25 +0.0 8 Chandran, Kugapriya 17 Singapore 12.27 +0.0
Women 200 Meter Dash Open ============================================================================ Name Age Team Finals Wind Points ============================================================================ Finals 1 Pereira, Shanti 20 Singapore Selection 24.04 -1.7 2 Zulkifi, Zaidatul Husnia 23 Malaysia 24.36 -1.7 3 Nguyen, Thi Oanh 20 Vietnam 24.48 -1.7 4 Selvaretnam, Komalam Sha 30 Malaysia 24.51 -1.7 5 Mohahamad, Siti Fatimah 30 Malaysia 24.90 -1.7 6 Mattila, Nea 17 Finland 25.03 -1.7 7 Chandran, Kugapriya 17 Singapore Selection 25.25 -1.7 8 Mohd Sabri, Noor Eewan S 19 Malaysia 25.34 -1.7
Women 400 Meter Dash Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Mazlan, Nurul Faizal Asm 24 Malaysia 55.18 2 Lim, Dipna 25 Singapore 56.33 3 Sulastri, Sulastri 25 Indonesia 56.59 4 Mohd, Yusof Fatin Faqiha 20 Malaysia 57.25 5 NG, Weng Lan 20 MACAU 58.92 6 Kuan, Joy 25 Singapore 59.28 7 Liaw, Trisha 21 Club Zoom 1:01.12
Women 800 Meter Run Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Swe, LI Myint 23 Myanmar 2:15.64 2 Liaw, Nicole 21 Singapore Selection 2:22.93 3 Lim, Janielle 21 National Uni 2:24.80 4 Bte Abdul Hamid, Nur Ham 22 Temasek Polytechnic 2:37.25 5 Lum, Nicole 20 National Uni 2:37.98
Women 100 Meter Hurdles Open ============================================================================ Name Age Team Finals Wind Points ============================================================================ Finals 1 Dedeh, Erawati 37 Indonesia 13.65 -0.9 2 Wang, Qing Ling 23 China 13.67 -0.9 3 Lui, Lai Yiu 22 Hong Kong 13.91 -0.9 4 Suchada, Meesri 22 Thailand 14.41 -0.9 5 Raja, Azhar Raja Nurshee 25 Malaysia 14.51 -0.9 6 Leong, Inez 23 National Uni 15.15 -0.9 7 Binte Zaini, Nur Izlyn 18 Singapore 15.23 -0.9 8 Ong, Kerstin 19 Singapore 15.28 -0.9Women 400 Meter Hurdles Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Goh, Chui Ling 24 Singapore Selection 1:03.42 2 Chong, Yvette 22 National Uni 1:08.62Women 1500 Meter Run Open======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points =======================================================================Finals 1 Ghersi, Isabella 15 Swift 5:00.51 2 Lim, Janielle 21 National Uni 5:01.98 3 NG, Eliza 27 Swift 5:13.56 4 NG, Yew Cheo 30 Swift 5:39.42 5 Lee, Faith 21 National Uni 5:44.92
Women 3000 Meter Steeplechase Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Lin, Ethel Zhiyun 30 Swift 12:24.21 2 NG, Eliza 27 Swift 12:42.30 3 Chua, Mary Lisa Singapore MA 12:51.07
Women 5000 Meter Run Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Rini, Budiarti 33 Indonesia 17:53.09 2 Chen, YU Hsuan 23 Chinese Taipei 18:22.60 3 Patel, Indira 24 Swift 19:17.53 4 Man Yun, Yong 29 Swift 20:17.62
Women 20000 Meter Race Walk Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Nguyen, Thi Thanh Phuc 26 Vietnam 1:59.44 2 Inayati, Inayati 27 Indonesia 2:02.54 3 Than, Than Soe 25 Myanmar 2:18.27 -- Chin, Fah Mong 57 Red Hawk Sports DQ
Women Long Jump
======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points =======================================================================Finals 1 Bui, Thi Thu Thao 24 Vietnam 6.59m +0.0 CR 2 Marestella, Torres Sunan 35 Philippines 6.40m 0.1 3 Maria, Natalia Londa 25 Indonesia 6.34m +0.0 4 Wang, Qing Ling 23 China 6.20m +0.0 5 Chuaimaroeng, Parinya 19 Thailand 6.09m +0.0 6 Mohd, Zuki Noor Shahidat 20 Malaysia 6.08m +0.0 7 Tan, Eugenia 20 Singapore 5.50m +0.0 8 Yow, Carissa 20 Nanyang Polytechnic 5.08m +0.0 9 Leong, Wen Jun 22 Nanyang Tech 4.67m +0.0 10 Ahmad, Habibah Najihahbi 22 Nanyang Tech 4.63m +0.0 11 Chan, Eelin 22 Singapore MA 4.14m +0.0
Women Triple Jump Open ============================================================================ Name Age Team Finals Wind Points ============================================================================ Finals 1 Chen, MU Dan 23 China 13.12m +0.0 2 Mohd, Zuki Noor Shahidat 20 Malaysia 12.94m 1.0 3 Chuaimaroeng, Parinya 19 Thailand 12.62m -0.1 4 Laenly, Phouthavong 20 Lao People's 12.41m 1.1 -- Chong, Yvette 22 National Uni FOUL
Women Pole Vault Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Jelita, Nara Idea 19 Indonesia 3.75m 2 Yang, Rachel Isabel 34 Singapore Selection 3.60m 3 Emily, Jeane Obiena 18 Philippines 3.40m 3 Tian, Chuah YU 23 Malaysia 3.40m 3 Devi, Ayu Febriana 18 Indonesia 3.40m 6 Chan, Justina 25 Singapore Selection 3.40m 7 Riezel, Buenaventura 30 Philippines 3.40m 8 Hanim, Asmah 32 Wings Athlet 3.20m 9 Leong, Wen Jun 22 Nanyang Tech 2.60m
Women High Jump Open======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points =======================================================================Finals 1 Nadia, Anggraini 21 Indonesia 1.79m 2 Yee, Yap Sean 21 Malaysia 1.76m 3 Sng, Michelle 29 Singapore 1.70m 4 Cheong, Valerie 19 Singapore PO 1.60m
Women Discus Throw Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 LI, Tsai YI 27 Chinese Taipei 48.17m 2 Tzan, Yap Jeng 29 Malaysia 46.85m 3 Choo, Kang KI 22 Malaysia 45.39m 4 Dwi, Ratnawati 34 Indonesia 44.60m 5 Heng, Nicole 21 National Uni 31.40m
Women Javelin Throw Open======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points =======================================================================Finals 1 Rosie, Villarito 37 Philippines 43.61m 2 Nienke, Assinke 38 Wings Athlet 31.48m
Women Shot Put Open ======================================================================= Name Age Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Lee, MI NA 21 Korea 15.55m 2 Ishak, Bibi Nuraishah 21 Malaysia 13.10m 3 See, Annabelle 21 Nanyang Polytechnic 11.06m
Women 4x100 Meter Relay Open ======================================================================= Team Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Malaysia 'A' 45.32 1) Mohahamad, Siti Fatimah 30 2) Zulkifi, Zaidatul Husniah 23 3) Mazlan, Nurul Faizal Asma 24 4) Selvaretnam, Komalam Shally 30 2 Thailand 'A' 46.02 1) Khanrutai, Pakdee 23 2) Supawan, Thipat 22 3) Chattha, On-uma 19 4) Wanwisa, Kongthong 20 3 Thailand 'B' 46.10 1) Parichat, Charoensuk 18 2) Suchada, Meesri 22 3) Sureewan, Runan 19 4) Suwimon, Khongthong 17 4 Indonesia 'A' 46.35 1) 2) Lusiana, Satriani 25 3) Niafatul, Aini 22 4) Serafi, Anelis Unani 27 5 Singapore Selection 'A' 46.87 1) Chandran, Kugapriya 17 2) 3) Lim, Dipna 25 4) Pereira, Shanti 20 6 Singapore Selection 'B' 47.89 1) Chan, Calista 17 2) Binte Zaini, Nur Izlyn 18 3) Enn, Wendy 22 4) Ong, Kerstin 19
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
2016 Hyundai Archery World Cup - Stage 1
Here are the list of Southeast Asian athletes competing in this tournament in Shanghai, China from 26th April to 1st of May 2016. This tournament serves as a preparation for international tournaments like Rio Olympics for those qualified and for the upcoming 2017 SEA Games in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Good luck archers!!!
Update: Unluckily, no Southeast Asian athletes reached the medal podium of this tournament.
5th SEABA Stankovic Cup For Men 2016
The 5th SEABA Stankovic Cup For Men 2016 will be held in Bangkok, Thailand the from 22nd - 26th May 2016. Five Southeast Asian countries will battle for top honors to be able to represent their country and Southeast Asia at the 2016 FIBA Asia Challenge in Iran from 9th -18th September 2016.
Team Rosters: Indonesia | Malaysia | Philippines | Singapore | Thailand
Final Standing/Ranking :
1st - Philippines | 2nd - Thailand | 3rd - Singapore | 4th - Malaysia | 5th - Indonesia
Watch Live Stream HERE
Schedules and Results
May 22
Thailand 89-44 Indonesia Live Stats
Philippines 108-84 Malaysia Live StatsMay 23
Indonesia 40-64 Singapore Live Stats
Malaysia 66-85 Thailand Live StatsMay 24
Singapore 59-81 Philippines Live Stats
Indonesia 49-74 Malaysia Live StatsMay 25
Philippines 83-52 Indonesia Live Stats
Thailand 80-28 Singapore Live StatsMay 26
Singapore 61-55 Malaysia Live Stats
Philippines 66-65 Thailand Live Stats
May 28
Bronze Medal Match: Singapore 68-62 Malaysia
Gold Medal / Cup Match: Philippines 97-80 Thailand
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| Champion/Gold Medalists - Team Philippines |
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| Silver Medalists - Team Thailand |
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| Bronze Medalists - Team Singapore |
ASEAN U-16 tournament
11th AFF U16 Youth Championship
10th - 23rd July 2016
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Group A: Vietnam, Philippines, Singapore, Myanmar, Australia and Malaysia
Group B: Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, East Timor and Brunei
Draw Results for Volleyball
2016 AVC Asian Women’s Club Championship Draw Results
3rd - 11th September 2016
Manila, Philippines
Pool A: Philippines (Host), Hong Kong and VietnamPool B: Thailand, North Korea and IranPool C: Japan, Kazakhstan and IndonesiaPool D: China, Chinese Taipei, Malaysia and Turkmenistan
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
100 Days to go #RoadToRio
With only #100DaysToGo, Olympic spirit is in the air. The #Rio2016 Games are closer than ever! #RoadToRiohttps://t.co/UAMvrNaOhf— Rio 2016 (@Rio2016_en) April 27, 2016
Badminton: Bonny China Masters
Congratulations to our successful ASEAN badminton players! Below are the winners from Southeast Asia of this tournament held at Olympic Sports Center Xincheng Gymnasium in Jiangsu, China from 19th - 24th April 2016.
Men's Singles
3rd/4th - Tanongsak Saensomboonsuk (Thailand)
Women's Singles
3rd/4th - Porntip Buranaprasertsuk (Thailand)
Women's Doubles
3rd/4th - Rosyita Eka Putri Sari & Della Destiara Haris (Indonesia)
Mixed Doubles
3rd/4th - Liu Ying Goh & Peng Soon Chan (Malaysia)
Monday, April 25, 2016
Asia & Oceania Olympic Qualification Regatta 2016
Congratulations to our new Rio Olympic qualifiers in Rowing!!!
Here is the Final Ranking (Click to view good image)
Men's Single Sculls
1. Memo Memo (Indonesia)
2. Jaruwat Saensuk (Thailand)
Women's Single sculls
1. Dewi Yuliawati (Indonesia)
2. Saiyidah Aisyah Mohamed Rafa'ee (Singapore)
3. Hue Pham Thi (Vietnam)
Here is the Final Ranking (Click to view good image)
Sunday, April 24, 2016
2016 Asian Weightlifting Championships - Olympic Qualification Event
The 2016 Asian Weightlifting Championships which is also a Olympic Qualification Event is being held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The tournament is scheduled from 21st of April to the 30th of the said month.
Our Southeast Asian weightlifters participate in this event to win ticket for the 2016 Rio Olympics and some participate to test their chances of making it in a podium finish in Rio.
Here are the results of our SEA athletes.
Saturday, April 23, 2016
11th SEA Youth Athletics Championships 2016
The 11th SEA Youth Athletics Championships 2016 is being held at Thammasat University Sports Complex in Thailand. The two-day athletic meet scheduled from 23rd to 24th April saw the best young talents of Southeast Asian region.
Below are the results of the SEA Youth Athletics Championships 2016
Medal Tally
RESULTS
Below are the results of the SEA Youth Athletics Championships 2016
Medal Tally
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| Results via Thailand Athletics Association |
RESULTS
Thursday, April 21, 2016
SEABA U18 Championships (Men) 2016
The 10th edition of SEABA U18 Championships for Men is being held in Medan, Indonesia from April 23 to April 28. This tournament is a qualifying zone for 2016 FIBA Asia Under-18 Championship. The top three teams from SEA region are eligible to compete at the 2016 FIBA Asia U18 Championship.
Schedules & Results
April 23, 2016
Match 1: Malaysia 80-75 Singapore Live Stats
Match 2: Philippines 101-45 Thailand Live Stats
Match 3: Indonesia 83-59 Laos Live Stats
April 24, 2016
Match 4: Laos 52-133 Philippines Live Stats
Match 5: Singapore 61-79 Indonesia Live Stats
Match 6: Malaysia 59-64 Thailand Live Stats
April 25, 2016
Match 7: Laos 47-108 Singapore Live Stats
Match 8: Philippines 87-68 Malaysia Live Stats
Match 9: Thailand 57-56 Indonesia Live Stats
April 26, 2016
Match 10: Thailand 128-73 Laos Live Stats
Match 11: Philippines 87-52 Singapore Live Stats
Match 12: Malaysia 72-79 Indonesia Live Stats
April 27, 2016
Match 13: Malaysia 97-65 Laos Live Stats
Match 14: Singapore 65-69 Thailand Live Stats
Match 15: Philippines 113-73 Indonesia Live Stats
April 28, 2016
Bronze Medal Match: Indonesia 67-57 Malaysia LIVE STATS
Gold Medal Match: PHILIPPINES 86-49 THAILAND LIVE STATS
Final Ranking:
1st - Philippines (6-0); 2nd - Thailand (4-2); 3rd - Indonesia (4-2);
4th - Malaysia (3-3) ; 5th - Singapore (1-5) ; 6th -Laos (0-5)
Competing Teams (Photo via @tonesNdef & medanbasketball)
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Wednesday, April 20, 2016
National men’s artistic gymnastics team heads to China to prepare for upcoming SEA Games
PETALING JAYA, April 20 — The national men’s artistic gymnastics team will head to China for a three-month stint as part of their preparations for next year’s SEA Games.
“It will be good for them,” said Malaysian Gymnastic Federation (MGF) secretary, N Shanmugarajah.
“We don’t have any specific target for the boys but we need to start our preparations early. All six gymnasts will go to China as we want to give them good exposure before the Games.
“They will train in Beijing and Junming.”
Mohd Hamzaruddin Nordin said he is looking forward to the China stint.
“I really hope to be selected for next year’s Games as I failed to get a medal in Singapore last year.
“If I get the nod then Kuala Lumpur will be my third SEA Games as I also competed in 2011 in Palembang,” he said.
“We do not have targets but we feel we can to win gold next year.”
Besides Hamza, the other five elite gymnasts going to China are Chau Jern Rong, Jeremiah Loo, Azroy Amierol Jaafar, Muhammad Abdul Azim Othman and Zul Bahrin Mat Asri.
Jeremiah delivered a surprise silver medal in the horizontal bar for the men’s only SEA Games medal.
The focus has been on the women’s team, who ended a 14-year drought to win the team gold at the Singapore SEA Games last year.
Farah Ann Abdul Hadi just missed out on qualifying for the Rio Olympics at last week’s qualifiers but is likely to be on the reserve’s list.
Two weeks ago, Farah Ann won the country’s first medal at a World Cup series after winning silver in the uneven bars in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
A day later, Tan Ing Yueh (balance beam) and Tracie Ang (floor exercise) won the country’s first gold medals.
“It will be good for them,” said Malaysian Gymnastic Federation (MGF) secretary, N Shanmugarajah.
“We don’t have any specific target for the boys but we need to start our preparations early. All six gymnasts will go to China as we want to give them good exposure before the Games.
“They will train in Beijing and Junming.”
Mohd Hamzaruddin Nordin said he is looking forward to the China stint.
“I really hope to be selected for next year’s Games as I failed to get a medal in Singapore last year.
“If I get the nod then Kuala Lumpur will be my third SEA Games as I also competed in 2011 in Palembang,” he said.
“We do not have targets but we feel we can to win gold next year.”
Besides Hamza, the other five elite gymnasts going to China are Chau Jern Rong, Jeremiah Loo, Azroy Amierol Jaafar, Muhammad Abdul Azim Othman and Zul Bahrin Mat Asri.
Jeremiah delivered a surprise silver medal in the horizontal bar for the men’s only SEA Games medal.
The focus has been on the women’s team, who ended a 14-year drought to win the team gold at the Singapore SEA Games last year.
Farah Ann Abdul Hadi just missed out on qualifying for the Rio Olympics at last week’s qualifiers but is likely to be on the reserve’s list.
Two weeks ago, Farah Ann won the country’s first medal at a World Cup series after winning silver in the uneven bars in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
A day later, Tan Ing Yueh (balance beam) and Tracie Ang (floor exercise) won the country’s first gold medals.
Source link: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/sports/article/national-mens-artistic-gymnastics-team-heads-to-china-to-prepare-for-upcomi#sthash.d7lWshbk.dpuf
2016 Asian Taekwondo Championships
The 2016 Asian Taekwondo Championships is the 22nd edition of this Asian championships. It was held at Marriott Convention Center Grand Ballroom in Pasay City, Philippines. The tournament was also in-lined with the Asian Olympic qualifying event for taekwondo, the 4th Asian Poomsae Taekwondo Championships and 2nd Para-taekwondo Open Championships.
Our ASEAN athletes competed in this tournament and some were successful in their campaign.
For Olympic Qualifying Tournament, click here: Day 1 | Day 2
For Para-taekwondo Championships, click here: Team Standing | Results
For Asian Taekwondo Championships: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Men's Standing | Women's Standing
For Poomsae Championships (ASEAN Results Only)
Below are our triumphant athletes that earned medals in their respective weight categories.
Below are our triumphant athletes that earned medals in their respective weight categories.
In Men's events, a total of four successful taekwondo jins were produced from Southeast Asia. These are:
Men's Finweight (-54kg)Silver - Ramnarong Sawekwiharee (Thailand)Men's Flyweight (-58kg)Bronze - Ibrahim Zarman (Indonesia)Men's Bantamweight (-63kg)Bronze - Nutthawee Klompong (Thailand)Men's Heavyweight (+87kg)Silver - Kristopher Uy (Philippines)
In women's events, nine taekwondo athletes were able to copped medals.
Women's Finweight (-46kg)Bronze - Napaporn Charanawat (Thailand)Women's Flyweight (-49kg)Gold - Panipak Wongpattanakit (Thailand)Silver - Trương Thị Kim Tuyến (Vietnam)Women's Bantamweight (-53kg)Silver - Chanatip Sonkham (Thailand)Bronze - Chhoeung Puthearim (Cambodia)
Women's Featherweight (-57kg)
Gold - Pauline Louise Lopez (Philippines)
Women's Welterweight (-67kg)
Silver - Thi Nguyen Ha (Vietnam)
Women's Middleweight (+87kg)Silver - Sorn Seavmey (Cambodia)Bronze - Kirstie Elaine Alora (Philippines)
2016 Asian Poomsae Taekwondo Championships
The 2016 Asian Poomsae Taekwondo Championships was the 4th edition of this Asian championships. It was held at Marriott Convention Center Grand Ballroom in Pasay City, Philippines. The tournament is also in-lined with the Asian Olympic qualifying event for taekwondo, the 22nd Asian Taekwondo Championships and 2nd Para-taekwondo Open Championships.
Our ASEAN athletes competed in this tournament and some were successful in their campaign.
Philippines as host won three gold, five silver and six bronze medals finishing second over-all. Vietnam on the other hand won two golds and five bronze medals. While Malaysia bagged a bronze medal in the men’s poomsae team category. Thailand also pocketed medal in freestyle event.
For Malaysia
BronzeFor Philippines (host)
- Yong Jin Kun, Kok Jun Ee and Chew Wei Yang (Men’s Team category)
Gold medalists:
Silver Medalists:
- Jean Pierre Sabido, Ernesto Guzman and Glenn Lava (Male Over-30 Team)
- Faye Crisostomo (freestyle individual female category)
- Jeordan Dominguez ( freestyle individual male event)
Bronze
- Jocelyn Ninobla, Clare Therese Gascon and Angelica Joyce Gaw (Female U30 Team)
- Dustin Jacob Mella, Raphael Enrico Mella and Rodoldo Reyes Jr. (Male U30 Team)
- Men's Freestyle team event
- Rodoldo Reyes Jr. (Men's Individual U30 event)
- June Ninobla (Men's Individual U50 event)
- Dustin Jacob Mella and Rinna Babanto (Pair U30 Event)
- McAvyngyr Alob and Janna Dominique (Pair Freestyle Event)
- Guzman (individual male under-40)
- Jocel Lyn (individual female under-30)
- Dulce Perez (female under-50)
- Joel Lacsama (male under-60)
- Jaime Gonzaga (male over-60)
For Thailand
Silver Medalist
- Pich Chapha Tanakitcharoenpat (freestyle individual female category)
For Vietnam
Gold Medalists
Bronze Medalists
- Chau Tuyet Van, Nguyen Thi Le Kim, Hua Van Huy, Le Thanh Trung and Nguyen Thien Phung (Men's Freestyle team event)
- Le Thanh Trung and Ngo Thuy Dung (Mixed Pair Event)
- Thi Mong Nguyen (freestyle individual female category)
- Men’s Team Event
- Women’s Team Event
- Nguyen Quoc Minh (Men’s U40 standard individual)
- Nguyen Thi Mong Quynh (Women’s freestyle individual)
- Nguyen Truong Quoc Dai (Men’s freestyle individual)
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| (Photo via The Star) |
2016 Asian Fencing Championships
The 2016 Asian Fencing Championships was held in Wuxi, China from 13th - 18th April 2016. Only Vietnam fencers from Southeast Asia collected medals in this tournament. Below are the names of Vietnamese fencers who earned bronze medals.
Men's Individual Sabre
Bronze - Vu Thanh An (Vietnam)
Men's Team Sabre
Bronze - Nguyen Xuan Loi, To Duc Anh, Vu Thanh An and Vu Van Hung (Vietnam)
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| Vu Thanh An |
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Southeast Asia (SEA) Rugby Sevens 2016
The inaugural Southeast Asia (SEA) Rugby Sevens was held at Yio Chu Kang Stadium in Singapore scheduled from April 15 to 16. Thailand dominated in both Men's and Women's events while host Singapore got runner-up finishes while Philippines took the third place positions in both events.
Here are the results of the said tournament.
Monday, April 18, 2016
OCM Still Studying Appeals For SEA Games Events - Tunku Imran
KUALA LUMPUR, April 17 (Bernama) -- The Olympic Council of Malaysia
(OCM) is still studying the appeals for 222 events from 41 sports to be
included in the 2017 Kuala Lumpur SEA Games.
After listing 342 events from 34 sports in the provisional list on Feb 17, the OCM has the difficult job of determining the final list for the 29th SEA Games.
OCM president Tan Sri Tunku Imran Tuanku Ja'afar said the Technical Committee will meet in May to discuss the appeals before announcing the final list during the SEA Games Federation (SEAGF) meeting on July 13-14.
"The meeting will discuss the merit of all the events but we still have to follow the criteria. Some (Sports Associations) wanted to discuss, some do not, while some have very good justification.
"We continue to be open, if they want a meeting, then we meet. They have to give good reasons and arguments why they want the particular events in the SEA Games," he told Bernama.
Tunku Imran, who is also the SportsExcel chairman said this when met after Family Day Walkathon organised by SportsExcel in conjunction with its 25th anniversary at Bukit Jalil Sports Complex here, today.
On April 1, the OCM said they received appeals for 114 men's events, 100 women's events and eight mixed events via the National Olympic Councils (NOCs) of 10 Southeast Asian countries and from National Sports Associations (NSAs).
Among the sports are cycling (BMX and mountain bike), shooting (pistol, rifle, shotgun and practice pistol), contract bridge, canoeing/kayaking, fencing, floorball, judo, kempo, muay, sports climbing, tarung derajat, traditional boat race and vovinam.
The SEA Games is participated by 11 countries - Brunei, Philippines, Indonesia, Myanmar, Singapore, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Timor Leste and Malaysia.
The 2017 Kuala Lumpur SEA Games will be the sixth SEA Games to be held in Malaysia, after 1965, 1971, 1977, 1989 and 2001.
After listing 342 events from 34 sports in the provisional list on Feb 17, the OCM has the difficult job of determining the final list for the 29th SEA Games.
OCM president Tan Sri Tunku Imran Tuanku Ja'afar said the Technical Committee will meet in May to discuss the appeals before announcing the final list during the SEA Games Federation (SEAGF) meeting on July 13-14.
"The meeting will discuss the merit of all the events but we still have to follow the criteria. Some (Sports Associations) wanted to discuss, some do not, while some have very good justification.
"We continue to be open, if they want a meeting, then we meet. They have to give good reasons and arguments why they want the particular events in the SEA Games," he told Bernama.
Tunku Imran, who is also the SportsExcel chairman said this when met after Family Day Walkathon organised by SportsExcel in conjunction with its 25th anniversary at Bukit Jalil Sports Complex here, today.
On April 1, the OCM said they received appeals for 114 men's events, 100 women's events and eight mixed events via the National Olympic Councils (NOCs) of 10 Southeast Asian countries and from National Sports Associations (NSAs).
Among the sports are cycling (BMX and mountain bike), shooting (pistol, rifle, shotgun and practice pistol), contract bridge, canoeing/kayaking, fencing, floorball, judo, kempo, muay, sports climbing, tarung derajat, traditional boat race and vovinam.
The SEA Games is participated by 11 countries - Brunei, Philippines, Indonesia, Myanmar, Singapore, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Timor Leste and Malaysia.
The 2017 Kuala Lumpur SEA Games will be the sixth SEA Games to be held in Malaysia, after 1965, 1971, 1977, 1989 and 2001.
Source: BERNAMA/ http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v8/sp/newssports.php?id=1236176
Sunday, April 17, 2016
OUE Singapore Open 2016
OUE Singapore Open 2016 was held in Singapore City, Singapore at the Singapore Indoor Stadium from April 12 to 17. Southeast Asian countries who participated in this tournament were Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.
And here are our successful ASEAN badminton athletes. Congratulations!!!Men's Singles1st/Champion - Sony Dwi KUNCORO (Indonesia)Women's Singles1st/Champion - Ratchanok INTANON (Thailand)
Women's Doubles
1st/Champion - Greysia POLII & Nitya Krishinda MAHESWARI (Indonesia)
Mixed Doubles
3rd/4th - Tontowi AHMAD & Liliyana NATSIR (Indonesia)
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