Introduction
The Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) are a biennial multi-sport event involving 11 nations in the region. Singapore, as one of the participating countries, is gearing up for the 34th edition of the Games to be held in 2025. With the competition just around the corner, let’s delve into the illustrious list of Singaporean athletes who will represent the nation on the international stage.
Athletics
- Sarah Abdullah (sprinter): Singapore’s reigning 100m national champion, Abdullah is known for her blazing speed and fierce determination.
- Calvin Kang (long jumper): A former SEA Games medalist in long jump, Kang’s powerful leaps have consistently brought glory to Singapore.
- Dipna Lim-Prasad (high jumper): As Singapore’s record holder in high jump, Lim-Prasad continues to soar over the bar with exceptional athleticism.
Badminton
- Loh Kean Yew (men’s singles): Ranked among the world’s top 10, Loh is Singapore’s badminton prodigy and a strong contender for a podium finish.
- Alex Lau (mixed doubles): Lau is a formidable doubles specialist, having won multiple international tournaments with his partner.
- Jin Yujia (women’s doubles): Yujia is a rising star in badminton, known for her agility and aggressive style of play.
Basketball
- Delvin Goh (men’s team): As the captain of Singapore’s men’s basketball team, Goh is an experienced point guard with exceptional leadership skills.
- Tiffany Goh (women’s team): Tiffany is a versatile wing player who brings both athleticism and shooting prowess to the court.
- Joshua Yong (men’s 3×3): Yong is one of Singapore’s top 3×3 basketball players, renowned for his quickness and playmaking abilities.
Football
- Irfan Fandi (men’s team): The son of Singapore’s legendary football player, Fandi Ahmad, Irfan has inherited his father’s talent and is a key striker for the national team.
- Nur Izzati Rosni (women’s team): Rosni is Singapore’s women’s football captain and a prolific goalscorer.
- Hami Syahin (men’s under-23 team): Syahin is a promising young midfielder who has impressed with his technical skills and tactical awareness.
Gymnastics
- Tan Sze En (artistic gymnastics): Sze En is Singapore’s top gymnast, having won multiple medals at the SEA Games and other international competitions.
- Rachel Teo (rhythmic gymnastics): Teo is a rising star in rhythmic gymnastics, known for her graceful performances and intricate routines.
- Jerrold Tan (trampoline): Tan is a seasoned trampoline gymnast who has represented Singapore at various world championships.
Hockey
- Timothy Goh (men’s team): Goh is the captain of Singapore’s men’s hockey team and brings a wealth of experience to the squad.
- Elizabeth Teo (women’s team): Teo is a talented defender for the women’s hockey team, known for her tenacity and strong tackles.
- Ahmad Khalis (indoor men’s team): Khalis is a key player in Singapore’s indoor hockey team, renowned for his speed and skillful stickwork.
Swimming
- Joseph Schooling (men’s team): Schooling is Singapore’s most decorated swimmer, holding the Olympic gold medal in the 100m butterfly.
- Quah Zheng Wen (men’s team): Zheng Wen is a rising star in the swimming pool, following in the footsteps of his brother, Quah Zheng Xiang.
- Amanda Lim (women’s team): Lim is the current national record holder in the 50m freestyle, showcasing her exceptional speed.
Table Tennis
- Feng Tianwei (women’s team): Tianwei is a legendary table tennis player, having represented Singapore at multiple Olympic Games and won numerous international titles.
- Gao Ning (men’s team): Ning is a seasoned veteran with a wealth of experience in the sport, contributing both his skills and leadership to the team.
- Zeng Jian (men’s team): Jian is a rising star in table tennis, known for his aggressive play style and rapid progression.
Tennis
- Shakira Bartu (women’s team): Bartu is Singapore’s top-ranked tennis player, competing in both singles and doubles events.
- Roy Hobbs (men’s team): Hobbs is a promising young tennis player, representing Singapore at various international tournaments.
- Stefanie Tan (mixed doubles): Tan is a former SEA Games medalist in mixed doubles, bringing both experience and skill to the team.
Volleyball
- Toh Lai Ming (men’s team): Lai Ming is the captain of Singapore’s men’s volleyball team, known for his leadership and strong serve.
- Koh Woon Ping (women’s team): Woon Ping is a versatile player who can play multiple positions on the court, contributing to the team’s overall strength.
- Lee Jiajie (men’s beach volleyball): Jiajie is a seasoned beach volleyball player, representing Singapore in regional and international tournaments.
Conclusion
The 2025 SEA Games will showcase the exceptional talents of Singaporean athletes across a wide range of sports. With their unwavering determination, unwavering spirit, and exceptional abilities, these individuals will fight for glory, inspire the nation, and leave an unforgettable mark on the sporting landscape of Southeast Asia. As we eagerly anticipate the upcoming Games, let us extend our heartfelt support and encouragement to these remarkable athletes who will represent Singapore with pride and passion.
