2021 SEA Games

HANOI: Quah Jing Wen clinched Singapore's first swimming gold of the 31st SEA Games on Saturday (May 14). In a commanding swim, Quah took the victory in the ...

Their brother Quah Zheng Wen made it a hat-trick for the Quah family when he took gold in the 100m backstroke final with a time of 54.83. Jing Wen added another gold medal later on in the night when swum to victory in the 200m medley final in 2:15.98. Letitia Sim came in second for the silver in 2:16.61 to make it a one-two finish for Singapore in the event. Advertisement Ting Wen is unbeaten in the event in four editions of the Games, and touched home with a time of 55.60. In a commanding swim, Quah took the victory in the women’s 200m butterfly finals with a new SEA Games record of 2:09.52 at the My Dinh Water Sports Palace in Hanoi. The time is also a new national record and personal best for the swimmer. Advertisement