27th SEA Games - DECEMBER 21

 
Traditional Boat
Thailand finally broke through at traditional boat race on Saturday, winning gold in the men’s 20-crew 2000m race by 2 and a half seconds over silver medalists Myanmar.

The Thais finished the Nga Lite Dam course in 7 minutes, 32.275 seconds, Myanmar, which tried vainly in the last 250m to reel the roaring Thai boat in, ended in 7:34.705

Indonesia got bronze in 7:45.690.

But Myanmar, which has won the golds except one on each day of racing, paddled back onto the top of podium in the women’s 20-crew. The Myanmar women ended in 8:23.330, almost 3 and a half seconds ahead of silver medalists Indonesia. Thailand got bronze in 8:30.356.

In the regatta’s, and the 27th SEA Games canoe/kayak, rowing and traditional boat race, finale, Myanmar came from more than a boat-length behind at 1750m to haul in a surging Indonesia and win the mixed 20-crew gold medal by barely a dragon’s head. Myanmar paddled the 2000m in 7:44.167, silver winners Indonesia in7:47.200.

Thailand, just 2 seconds behind Indonesia, got bronze in the day’s, arguably the regatta’s, most thrilling race.

Hockey
In hockey at Hockey Field Yangon, Myanmar won the men’s bronze with a 3-1 victory over Thailand.

Malaysia devastated Singapore 9-0 to win the gold. Singapore got silver.

Judo In judo at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium, Zin Linn ung (MYA) got gold in the men’s 90kg, Horas Manurung (INA) got silver and Angelo Gabriel Gumila (PHI) and Yi Gabriel Yang (SIN) won bronzes.

At 100kg, Yan Naing Soe (MYA) won gold, Hao Dang (VIE) silver and Adwin Sumantri (INA) and Timothy Loh (SIN) got bronzes.

At 100+kg, Han Boon Ho (SIN) won gold, Saknarin Kaewpakdee (THA) silver and Muhammad Ruzaini Abdul Razak (MAS) bronze.

In women’s play at 78kgm Aye Aye Aung (MYA) got gold, Thi Nhu Y Nguyen (VIE) silver and Nor Izzatul Fazlia Mohamad Tahir (MAS) and Desii Yudiyanti (INA) bronzes.

At 78+kg, Thonthan Satjadet (THA) won gold, Khin Myo Thu (MYA) silver and Thuy Duy Tran (VIE) and Noor Asnida Abd Razak (MAS) bronzes.

Kempo In kempo at National Indoor Stadium, Yangon in randori, Almadi Almadi (INA) got gold, Ohke Botsavang (LAO) silver and Soe Moe Myint (MYA) and Kim Nguyen Nguyen (VIE) got bronzes.

Kumi embu gold went to Indonesia, silver to Timor-Leste and bronze to Laos.

At 48kg, Hong Ngoc Do (VIE) won gold, Dian Pertiwi Said (INA) silver and Sao Myat Thida (MYA) and Meme Gnoysaykham (LAO) took bronzes.

At 51kg, Anna Yunita Gelu (INA) got gold, Thuy Duong Nguyen (VIE) silver and Rachana Sovan (CAM) and Cecila (MYA) bronzes.

At 54kg, gold went to Cherry Faw (MYA), silver to Isna Suryani (INA) and bronzes to Thanh Thuy Huynh (VIE) and Boummy Sysombasth (LAO).

Women’s kumi embu gold was won by Vietnam. Indonesia got silver and Myanmar bronzes.

Muay In muay at Wunna Theikdi Sports Complex, Mohd Lokman Akimi Bin Mat Roji (MAS) got gold in the men’s 51kg. Ngo Trieu Nhat Nguyen (VIE) took silver and Somsay Sopaseuth (LAO) and Suriya Lamontree (THA) got bronzes.

At 54kg, Saw Dar Pot won gold, Phillip Delarmino PHI) silver and Bouaphan Phankeo (LAO) bronze.

At 57kg, Pisal Iamsiri (THA) got gold, Phu Hein Nguyen (VIE) silver and Yusuf Susilo (INA) and Ain Binn Kamarrudin (MAS) bronzes.

In women’s muay 48kg, HLa Yin May (MYA) took gold, Thi Quynh Bui (VIE) silver and Laty Keobounphanh (LAO) silver.

At 51kg, Yen Ly Bui (VIE) got gold, Grace (MYA) silver and Lattaya Alounbouala (LAO) and Sasithorn Liangprasert (THA) bronzes.

At 54kg, Preciosa Ocaya (PHI) won gold, Phithsaya Phoumchanh (LAO) silver and Suchaya Bualuang (THA) bronze.

At 57kg, Sirisopa Sirisak (THA) got gold, Thi Ngoc Linh Phan (VIE) silver and Zin Mar Khine (MYA) bronze.

At 60kg, Thi Ngoc Nguyen (VIE) kicked to gold, Thu Zar Han (MYA) got silver and Henni Lestari Pasaribu (INA) and Soutchay Silapheth (LAO) bronzes.

Volleyball In volleyball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium, Thailand beat Vietnam in straight sets (25-16, 25- 20, 25 18) to win the 27th SEA Games women’s gold medal. The Vietnamese women got the silver.

In the later match, Thailand’s men’s prevailed 3-0 (25-20, 25-17, 25-21) to win the gold over Indonesia, who got silver.

Taekwondo In Taekwondo at Wunna Theikdi Indoor Stadium, Ramnarong Sawekwhiaree won the men’s 54kg gold. Francis Aaron Agojo (PHI) got silver and Aggieseftyan Prasbowo (INA) and Naing Dwe Shein (MYA) won bronzes.

At 87kg, Trong Cuong Nguyen (VIE) took gold, Sophal Mao (CAM) got silver and Maung Maung Co (MYA) got the bronze.

At 87+kg, Kristopher Robert Uy (PHI) won gold, Quang Duc Dinh (VIE) silver and Basuki Nigroho (INA) and Nattapat Tantramart (THA) bronzes. In women’s 46kg, Nway Nway (MYA) took the gold, Panipak Wongpattanakit (THA) got silver and Aghinny Haque (NA) and Mary Anjelay Pelaez (PHI) won bronzes.

At 73kg, Seavmy Sorn(CAM) won gold, Salvianna Angelia Jehabut (INA) got silver. Nurulain MD’Ja’afar (BRU) and Jane Rafaelle Narra (PHI) got bronzes.

At 73+kg, Kirstie Elaine Alora (PHI) got bronze.

In table tennis, at Wunna Theikdi Indoor Stadium, Jian Zhan (SIN) won gold in men’s singles over Yien Dat Le (VIE). Richard Gonzales (PHI) and Clarence Zheyu Chu (SIN) won bronzes.

Mengyu Yu (SIN) the women’s singles ahead of Isabelle Siyun Li (SIN). Lee Wei Beh (MAS) and Hoang My Trsang Mai (VIE) got bronzes.

27TH SEA Games - DECEMBER 19

Traditional Boat
Traditional boat race at Nag Lite Dam continued today exactly from where it left off yesterday with the shouts of “Myanmar gold, Myanmar gold, Myanmar gold, Myanmar gold” liited to four races – because there only were four races today.

The 10-crew men were again the first to grab gold, winning the 500m race in 2 minutes, 11.813 seconds, more than a second ahead of silver medalists Thailand and a second and a half ahead of Bronze medalists Indonesia.

Next up, the 10-crew women paddled the 500m in 2:23.369 for gold. Thailand finished in 2:24.406 for silver and Indonesia got the bronze in 2:24.436, missing the Thai tie time by just 0.03 seconds.

The 20-crew men raced to gold in 1:48.039, beating Thailand to the finish by just 0.055 second. Indonesia took bronze in 1:46.542 in a very closely fought race.

In the last race of the day, Myanmar’s 20-crew women paddled home in 1:59.635, keeping Indonesia at bay for silver in 2:01.368. Thailand, at 2:02.581 got the bronze.

So far, Myanmar has won gold in all 10 races paddled. Thailand has eight silvers and two bronzes, Indonesia eight bronzes and two silvers.

Athletics In athletics at Wunna Theikdi Stadium, Van Lai Nguyen started last day of competition off on a high note for Vietnam, winning the men’s 10000m in 29 minutes, 44.82 seconds, barely a second faster than silver medalist Boonthung Srisung (THA). Agus Prayogo (INA) got the bronze in 30:25.33.

In the women’s 10000m, Indonesia’s Triyanningsih Triyanningsih got gold in 34:32.08, almost 7 seconds ahead of silver winner Phyu War Thet (MYA). Lodkeo Inthakoummane (LAO) took the bronze in 37:41.96.

Vietnam’s Van Hung Nguyen leapt 16.67m to win gold in the men’s triple jump. Muhammad Hakimi Ismail (MAS) jumped 16.44m for silver and Theerayut Philakong (THA) won bronze with a 16.25m hop, step, jump.

In women’s high jump, Thi Viet Ahn Dong (VIE) cleared 1.84m to win gold, Wanida Boonwan (THA) took silver at 1.80m on count back over Thi Diem Pham who added bronze to Vietnam’s medal haul on the final day of athletics.

Cycling In men’s BMX cycling, Daniel Patrick Caluag (PHI) won gold in the men’s cross, Christopher John Caluag (PHI) got the silver and Saputra I Gusti Bagus took the bronze.

Indonesian rider Novanda Elga Kharisma pedaled to gold in the women’s BMX cross, finishing ahead of Thailand’s Thongmee Duangkamon (silver) and Myanmar’s Khin Myo Htet, who got the bronze.


Taekwondo
At Wunna Theikdi Indoor Stadium, Cassandra Haller (THA) claimed the women’s 67kg taekwondo gold over silver medalist Thanh Hein Nguyen(VIE). Jenny Fong Mee Soh (MAS) and Ywet Wah Htun (MYA) won bronzes.

At 57kg, Jade Zafra (PHI) fought to the gold medal, beating Worawong Pongpanit (THA) to silver. Wai Mar Soe (MYA) and Thi Ha Thanh Lam (VIE) got the bronzes.

In men’s 80kg, Win Htun Linn (MYA) won gold over Christianal Dela Cruz (PHI), who got the silver. Muhammad Etprzal Salputra (INA) and Sawatvilay Phimmasone (LAO) won the bronzes.

At 68kg, Laos’ Phouthasone Thammavong won gold over silver medalist Chetrapee Tangjai (THA). Zaw Zaw (MYA) and Gershorn Bautista (PHI) got bronzes.

Hockey In hockey at Hockey Stadium, Yangon Myanmar beat Cambodia 12-0 ,Thailand bested Singapore 7-3 and Malaysia slammed Indonesia 15-0 in women’s play.
  

Volleyball
In volleyball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium, Thailand blanked Indonesia 3-0 in women’s play.

In men’s action Vietnam rolled over Laos 3-0.

Sepak Takraw
In sepak takraw at Wunna Theikdi Indoor Stadium in men’s doubles Laos topped Malaysia 201, Myanmar won 2-1 over Indonesia and Cambodia bested Singapore 2-1.

27th SEA Games - DECEMBER 18 Summary

Football
At Mandalarthiri Stadium in Mandalay, Thailand out-scored Myanmar 7-6 in a penalty shootout after fulltime and two 15-minute extra periods to advance to the gold-medal match against Vietnam in women’s football. Malaysia, who lost 4-0 to Vietnam, will play Myanmar for the bronze.

Diving
Diving’s first day a Wunna Theikdi Swimming Pool saw Malaysia ruled the springboard and the platform.

In men’s 10m platform, Abdullah Muhammad Nazreen (MAS) won gold and Ooi Tse Liang (MAS) got the silver.

Indonesia’s Putra Adityo Restu won the bronze.

In women’s 3m springboard, it was Cheong Jun Hoong (MAS) and Ng Yan Yee winning gold and silver and Indah Eka Purnama (INA) taking bronze.

Cycling Cycling road wrapped up at Mount Pleasant with Indonesia winning the men’s team 163km road race gold in 13 hours, 34 minutes and 33 seconds.

Billiards and Snooker
In billiards and snooker at Wunna Theikdi Sports Complex, Thailand’s Issara Kachaiwong took the gold, Win Ko Ko (MYA) got silver and Chuan Leong Thor and Keen Hoo Moh won bronzes in snooker singles.

Philippines players won gold and silver in men’s 10-ball pool. Dennis Orcollo got the gold, Carlo Baido the silver ahead of bronze medalists Ahn Tuan Nguyen (VIE) and Thanh Kein Dang (VIE).

Malaysia took the silver, finishing 2:32 behind the gold medalists. Philippines, 6:31 off the winning pace won bronze.

Traditional Boat The first day of traditional boat race at Nag Lite Dam was nothing but “Myanmar gold, Myanmar gold, Myanmar gold, Myanmar gold, Myanmar gold, Myanmar gold” in all six races.

The 10-crew men were the first to grab gold, jumping to the top step of the podium in the day’s first race over 1000m. Indonesia got the silver half a second behind Myanmar’s 3 minutes, 31.113 seconds and Thailand got bronze a half second behind Indonesia.

The second trip the top of the podium came after the 10-crew women paddled the 1000m in 4:53.857 for gold ahead of Thailand, silver, and Indonesia, bronze.

Next, the 20-crew men joined the parade, racing to the gold medal in 3: 45.627 and knocking Thailand back to the silver by less than a second over the 1000m course. Indonesia took bronze in 3:49.340.

The fourth race saw the 20-crew women from the host country finish in 1:06.049 for gold. Thailand got silver more than 2 seconds later and Indonesia claimed bronze just three-tenths of a second behind the Thhai crew.

The mixed 10-crew from Myanmar also made the top step, but winning the gold was not quite as easy as it had been in some mother races. Mya nmar crossed the 1000m line in 4:35.109, only ahair ahead of silver medalists Thailand’s 4:35.549. Indonesia got bronze in 4:42.265.

Myanmar’s procession to the top ended with the mixed 20crew race, not because the hosts failed to win gold, but because there were no more races yesterday.

The closest race of the day—all three boats finished under 3:52 – had Myanmar across the line for gold in 3:50.244, Thailand over for silver in 3:50.924 and Indonesia getting bronze in 3:51.077.

Golf In golf at the Royal Myanmar Golf Club, Malaysia’s Gavin Kyle Green charged from well back with a final-round 68 to force leader through three rounds Danthai Boonma into a play-off for gold. Danthai faded to an even par 72 on Wednesday and both players ended the tournament on 278, 3- strokes clear of bronze medalist Poom Saksasin (THA). But the Thai made no mistake in the play-off, winning gold with a birdie on the second play-off after he and Green had both made par on the first. Green got the silver.

The men’s team title went to Thailand with a four-round 838, 8 strokes ahead of the silver medalists Myanmar and 10 ahead of bronze winners Malaysia.

In women’s team play, Philippines won the gold with a three-round total 428, 11 strokes better than silver medalists Myanmar and 12 ahead of the bronze winners Thailand.

Princess Mary Superal won Philippines second golf gold, taking the women’s individual over Myanmar’s Yin May Myo. Superal got gold with a three-round 4-under par 210. Yin May Myo got silver witrh even par 216. One stroke further back, Tatiana Jaqueline Wijaya (INA) got bronze.

Athletics In athletics at Wunna Theikdi Stadium, Thailand’s Jirapong Meenapra took the gold men’s 200m in 21.29 seconds. Harith Ammar Mohd Sobri (MAS) got silver in 21.46 and Throng Hinh Le (VIE) won bronze just a tenth behind Harith.

Philippines’ Christopher JR Ulboc ran the men’s 3000m steeplechase in 9:01.59 to win gold nearly a second ahead of Tein San Pham (VIE), who got silver. Patikarn Pechsricha (THA) won bronze in 9:04.04.

In men’s high jump, Nauraj Singh Randhawa (MAS) soared over the bar at 2.17m to win the gold medal. Van Thuy Dao (VIE) got silver with a 2.13m jump. Pramote Pumurai (THA) also jumped 2.13m but had more misses.

Vietnam continued to show well in the sprints with Thi Huong Vu winning the gold in women’s 200m in 23.55. Neeranuch Klomdee got the silver in 24.02 and Thi Qanhh Nguyen (VIE) added the bronze top Vietnam’s total.

In the 3000m steeplechase, Rini Budiarti (INA) won gold in 10:0.54, Thi Qanh Nguyen snagged silver in 10:30.92 and Jessica Barnard (PHI) got the bronze.

Maria Londa (PHI) flew 6.39m to win the women’s long jump gold. Thitima Maungjan (THA) got silver with a 6.24m leap and Thi Thu Thao Bui took bronze on 6.14m.

Thailand grabbed gold and silver in the women’s javelin, Saowalak Pettong topping the field with a 52.96m heave. Natta Nachan got silver on 50.37m and Thi Xuan Bui threw 48.31m for bronze.

In men’s decathlon, Jesson Ramil Cid (PHI) amassed 7,038 points over the 10 events to outclass seven-man filed and win the gold. Zakaria Malik (INA) got the silver on 6,711 a nd Van Dat Nguyen (VIE) took bronze with 6,383 points.

Futsal In women’s futsal, Vietnam took a 1-0 lead into the dressing room at the half, but Malaysia scored three goals in the second, Vietnam just two for a 3-3 draw at the final whistle.

In the second match, Thailand went 3-0 into the dressing room at the half and held on to end 3-2 winners over a determined Myanmar.

Judo At Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium, Sel Wee (MYA) claimed the women’s 45kg judo gold over silver medalist Nancy Lucero (PHI). Tri Kusumawardani *INA) and Orn Areeya Konngoen (THA) won bronzes.

In men’s 55kg, Nhat Thong Huynh (VIE) won gold over Kap Cin Pau (MYA) and Muhamad Jafaanuar Jamaludin (MAS) and Soukphaxyay Sithisane (LAO got the bronzes.

Taekwondo Peerathep Sila On (THA) won gold in men’s 74kg taekwondo, Samuel Thomas Harper Morrison (PHI) got silver sand Abdul Hemi Modh (MAS) and Thanh Tam Duong (VIE) got bronzes.

At 62kg, Thi Thu Hein Pham (VIE) got the women’s gold, Victoria (MYA) got silver and Thidasavanh Sotthacht (LAO) took bronzes.

In men’s poomsae, Thaw Zin Han (MYA) won gold, Vidal Marvin Gabriel (PHI) silver and Ahn Minh Le and Jin Kun Yong (MAS) got bronzes.

Team poomsae gold went to Philippines, silver to Indonesia and bronzes to Thailand and Malaysia.

Myanmar’s Yamin K Khine took women’s poomsae gold, Chelsea Ann Sim Shu Zhen (SIN) got silver and Lyna Chhoeung (CAM) bronze.

In team poomsae, Vietnam won gold, Thailand silver and Indonesia and Philippines bronzes.

The mixed pair gold went to Vietnam’s Dinh Toan Nguyen/Minh Tu Nguyen, silver to Sattawath Chomchuen/Tasana Manso (THA) and bronzes to Defia Rosmaniar/Muhammad Abdurrahman Wahyu (MAS) and Bounheng Panyasit/Philavanh LatthaChak (LAO).

Football In women’s football at Mandalarthiri Stadium in Mandalay, Vietnam converted a 1-0 halftime lead into a 4-0 win to put the Vietnamese women into the gold medal match against the winner of the later game between Myanmar and Thailand.

Malaysia will play for bronze against the loser of the later match.

Volleyball In volleyball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium, Indonesia spiked Malaysia 3-0 and Thailand blocked Myanmar 3-0 in women play. In men’s action Vietnam rolled over Laos 3-0.

27th SEA Games - DECEMBER 17 Summary

Archery
In archery at Wunna Theikdi Archery Field, Malaysia grabbed gold in men’s team recurve, beating silver medalists Thailand 213-212 in the final.

Indonesia won the bronze, topping Myanmar 202-198.

In women’s recurve team Indonesia beat Vietnam 212-200 and Myanmar won bronze 197-192 over Thailand.

Athletics
In athletics at Wunna Theikdi Stadium, Jirappong Meenapra (THA) raced to the men’s 100m gold in 10.48 seconds, beating silver medalist Iswandi Inswandi (INA) by three one-hundredths of a second and bronze winner Muhammad Amirudin Jamal (SIN) by seven one-hundredths.

In the men’s 5000m, Van Lai Nguyen (VIE) ran 14 minutes, 19.35 seconds to take gold. Boonthung Srisung (THA) got silver in 14:21.75 and Ridwan Ridwan (INA) got bronze in 14:27.69.

Myanmar’s Phyu War Thet took the women’s 5000m iun 16:06.01, nearly 20 seconds ahead of silver winner Triyaningsih Triyaningsih (INA) and a minute and half ahead of Khin Mar Sal (MYA) who got the bronze, Myanmar’s second medal in the race.

In the women’s 100m, Vietnam’s Thi Huong Vu left the field well in her trail as she grabbed gold in 11.59 seconds. Neeranuch Klomdee (THA) got silver and Tassaporn Wannakit (THA) took bronze.

Eric Shauwn Cray (PHI) left the field well in his wake clearing the men’s 400m hurdles in 51.29. Andrain Andrian (INA) got silver in 51.74 and Xuan Cuong Dao (VIE) the bronze in 51.70

In the women’s 400m hurdles, Wassana Winatho (THA), gold medalist in the heptathon on Monday, added the hurdles gold in 58.85 on Tuesday.

Thi Lan Quach (VIE) won silver and Dipna Lim Prasad 59.96 got bronze.

In the 800m, Thi Thao Do (VIE) got the women’s gold in 2:05.52, followed by Thi Ly Vu (VIE) in 2.07.25 for silver and Swe Lu Myint in 2:08.20 for bronze.

Mohd Jironi Riduan (MAS) got the men’s 800m title in 1:50.98, half a second ahead of the silver winner Mervin Guarte (PHI). Van Thai Duong (VIE) took the bronze.

In women’s triple jump, Maria Londa (INA) hopped, stepped and jumped 14.17m to win gold. Thitma Munagjan (THA) flew 14.16.0, for silver and Hue Hoa Tran (VIE) got bronze.

The men’s javelin title went to Peerchet Jantra (THA), gold. Hussadin Rodmanee (THA) won silver and Truong Giang Nguyen (VIE) took bronze.

Cycling In cycling at Mount Pleasant, Kunlapha Wiliawan (THA) averaged 30.563 kph over 128km to win gold in the women’s road race. She covered the course in 4:11:17, 3.5 second faster than teammate Maneephan Jutatip (THA), Vietnam’s Nguyen Thi That got the bronze.

Equestrian In equestrian at Wunna Theikdi Equestrian Field, Indonesia jumped to the team show jumping gold medal, followed by Myanmar with silver and Thailand with bronze.

Rowing

In rowing at Nga Lite Dam, Indonesia got gold in the men’s LM2, followed by Philippines on silver and Vietnam with bronze.

Indonesia also grabbed the men’s eights gold, covering the 2000m in 5:59.88, just 0.72 second ahead of silver medalists Thailand. Viertnam got bronze, 122.36 off the winner’s pace.

Women’s singles gold went LW1 to Singapore’s Saiyaiah Aisyah Mohamed Rafa’ee in 8:06.94. Indonesia’s Mayam Makdalena Daimoi got silver and Myanmar’s Shwe Zin Latt won bronze.

In the coxless fours, Myanmar won gold, Vietnam silver and Indonesia bronze.

Shooting At North Dagon Shooting Range in Yangon, Nicole Tan Ling Chiao (SIN) won the women’s 25m pistol gold. Mohd Badrin Siti Nur Masilah (MAS) got silver and Trieu Thi Hoa Hong (VIE) won bronze.

In the team, Vietnam took gold, Singapore silver and Thailand bronze.

Golf In golf at Royal Myanmar Golf Club, Danthai Boonma (THA) shot a third- round 4-under par 70 to stretch his lead to 4 strokes on 206 over Nattawat Suvajanakron (THA), Poom Saksansin (THA) and Gavin Kyle Green (MAS), all on 210.

In team play, the Thai men (622) hold a 10-stroke lead over Myanmar’s 632. Malaysia moved into third on 637.

In women’s individual, Princess Mary Superal (PHI) ripped the course for a 6-under 66 to take the lead on 138 after two rounds. Yin May Myo (MYA), after a 1-over 73 is on 144 and four players are on 147.

In team play, Philippines, on 283, leads Myanmar by 7 strokes and Thailand by 12.

Hockey At Hockey Field, Yangon, Singapore’s women took an 8-0 lead over Cambodia into the locker room at the end of the first half and scored another 8 goals in the second to win 16-0.

But the day’s second match between Myanmar and Indonesia was a closely marked affair, Myanmar scoring a single goal in the second half to win 1-0.

Sepak Takraw In men’s sepak takraw doubles Group A at Wunna Theikdi Stadium, Brunei beat Singapore 2-1 and Vietnam beat Cambodia in a walkover.

In Group B Indonesia blanked Laos 3-0 and Myanmar topped Malaysia 3-0.


Volleyball
In volleyball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium (B), Thailand beat Vietnam 3-0 (25-18, 25-16, 25-22) and Indonesia was pushed to 3-1 (25-13, 20-25, 25- 17, 25-15) by Myanmar in the day’s second match.

27th SEA Games - DECEMBER 16 Summary

Athletics
At Wunna Theikdi Stadium, Singapore’s Ying Ren Mok rand across the finish line in 2 hours 28 minutes and 36 seconds Early Monday to take home the men’s marathon gold medal at the 27th SEA Games.

Myanmar’s Thaung Aye won the silver, finishing a little less than 2 minutes after Ying, and Eric Panique (PHI) crossed the line just 40 seconds after Thaung Aye.

The women’s marathon once again saw a host runner winning silver. Myint Myint Aye (MYA) finished just 31 seconds behind gold medalist Thi Binh Pham (VIE).

The Vietnamese marathoner ran 2:45:34, Myint Myint Aye ran 2:46:07. The bronze medal also went to Myanmar, Pa Pa finishing in 2:49:01.

In the athletics stadium on the second day of competition, Panwat Gimsrang (THA) threw the hammer 56.94m to win gold in the women’s hammer throw. Renee Kelly Lee Casier (MAS) won silver with a 53.12m toss and Mingkamon Koomphon (THA) took bronze on 51.82m.

Kreeta Sintawacheewa (THA) vaulted 5.15m for gold in the men’s pole vault, 5cm higher than Iksandar Alwi (MAS) who got silver at 5.10m. Sompong Saombankuay (THA) won bronze clearing 5.00m.

In the men’s 4x100m, Thailand won gold, Singapore silver and Indonesia bronze. In the women’s 4x100, the Thai women matched their male counterparts, easily winning gold ahead of silver medalists Vietnam and bronze winners Indonesia.

In women’s heptathlon, Wassana Winatho (THA) sealed the gold medal in the seven-discipline event with wins in the long jump and 800m on Monday.

Wassana ended with 5,556 points. Silver medalist Narcisa Atienza (PHI) got silver on 5,241 and Sunisa Khotseemueang (THA) won bronze with 5,152 points.

Wassana won the day’s long jump with a 5.65m leap. Sunisa (THA) jumped 5.59m for second place and Narcisa Atienza (PHI) took third on 5.51m.

In javelin, Sunisa threw 42.36m to take top spot, Atienza made 42.27m and Wassana came well back in third on 39.67m.

But Wassana wrapped the gold with a 2:36.86 run in the 800m. Sunisa came second in 2:36.99 and Atienza ran 2:38.70 for third, close enough to Sunisa to hold onto the silver.

Wassana had the best of the day Sunday in the first four events.

Rowing In rowing at Nga Lie Dam, Nestor Cordova of the Philippines pipped Aung Ko Min by just 3-tenths of second for gold in the men’s single sculls. The Philippine rower stroked home in 7 minutes 49.38 seconds. Aung Ko Min finished in 7:49.68. Memo Memo (INA) got bronze in 8:03.61.

In men’s double sculls, Indonesia’s Muhad Yakin/Ihram Ihram took gold in 7:07.42. Benjamin JR Tolentino/Edgar Ilas (PHI) won silver in 7:08.86 and Porntawat Inlee/Sajia Heamhern (THA) got bronze in 7:31.33.

In the coxless fours, Indonesia won gold in 6:49.98, Vietnam won silver 2 seconds behind and bronze went to Thailand in 6:52.19.

Thi an Le/Thi Sam Tran (VIE) stroked to gold in the women’s double sculls in 8:02.26, coming home nearly 10 seconds before silver medalists Chaw Su/Ni Lar Win (MYA). Susanti Sunsanti/ Wa Ode Fitri Rahmanliani (INA) got bronze in 8:34.73

Archery In archery at Wunna Theikdi Archery Field, Chan Jing Ru (SIN) won gold in the women’s individual recurve, beating silver medalist Titik Kusumawardani (THA) 6-4 in the final. Ika Yuliana Rochmawati (INA) won bronze 6-2 over Loc Thi Dao (VIE).

In the women’s individual compound, Aung Ngeain (MYA) pushed Dellie Threesyadinda (INA) to the silver with a 138-130 win for the gold medal. Cham Nong Saritha (MAS) won bronze.

On the men’s side, Vietnam’s Nguyen Tien Cuong 138-136 to take the compound gold over silver medalist Chatachot Nitiphum (THA). Earl Benjamin Yap (PHI) got the bronze.

In recurve, Mohamad Khairul Anuar (MAS) beat teammate Bakri Atiq Bazil 7-1 to win the gold. Bakri got silver and Tham Wong Witthaya (THA) won bronze 7-3 over Riau Ega Agata Salsabilla (INA).

Sepak Takraw In men’s sepak takraw regu at Wunna Theikdi Stadium, Thailand won gold, Malaysia silver and Myanmar and Laos snagged bronzes.

Thailand doubled their sepak takraw gold rush with the women taking top spot on the regu podium. Myanmar got silver and Laos and Vietnam claimed bronzes.

Weight-lifting In men’s 94kg weightlifting, Sarat Sumpradit (THA) snatched 158kg and clean and jerked 194kg for a gold medal-winning 352kg. Hoa Tran Van (VIE) got silver with a 345kg (157/188) total. Mohd Faiz Musa (MAS) totaled 308kg (135/173) to win bronze by 1kg over Saw Aung Naing (MYA).

In the women’s 69kg, Boonatee Klkasit (THA) snatched 100kg and clean and jerked 125kg for a gold medal-winning 225kg total. Lae Lae Win (MYA) hefted 206kg (93/113) for silver and Nor Khasida Abdul Halim (MAS) took bronze with 188kg (83/107).

Cycling In cycling at Mount Pleasant, Vietnam wheeled to gold in 2 hours 36 minutes, 19.717 seconds in the men’s 100km team time trial better than 2 minutes ahead of silver medalists Thailand. Malaysia got the bronze in 2:41:41.285.

Basketball In basketball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium (A), the Thai women topped Indonesia 66-52 after coming back from a 22-4 deficit in the first quarter with a 25-4, second, 13-11 third and 15-15 fourth.

Volleyball In volleyball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium (B), Thailand beat Vietnam 3-0 (25-18, 25-16, 25-22) and Indonesia was pushed to 3-1 (25-13, 20-25, 25- 17, 25-15) by Myanmar in the day’s second match.

Futsal In women’s futsal at Futsal Stadium, Thailand took a 3-0 lead into the second half and ended winners 3-1 over Malaysia.

In the later game, Indonesia had little trouble putting Myanmar down 5-1.

Golf In golf at Royal Myanmar Golf Club, Danthai Boonma (THA) shot a second- round 2-under par 70 to move alone into first place on 138. Natipong Srithong (THA) shot a 69 to move into second on 140. Four players hold down third on 141.

In team, the Thai men (418) hold a 5-stroke lead over Myanmar’s 423. Indonesia is in third on 427.

In women’s individual, Min Myo (MYA) shot a 1-under 71 to take sole lead a stroke ahead of four players on par 72 after the first round.

In women’s team play, Philippines, on 144, leads Thailand and Myanmar by 3 strokes and Malaysia by 6.

Hockey At Hockey Field, Yangon, Indonesia’s women took a 6-0 lead over Vietnam into the locker room at the end of the first and scored another 9 goals in the second to win 15-0.

But the day’s second match between Myanmar and Thailand ended scoreless as both team’s defense prevent a single marker. In the final women’s match, Malaysia knocked off Singapore 4-0.

In the men’s draw, Malaysia embarrassed Thailand 13-0 and Myanmar topped Vietnam 8-1.

Bodybuilding

Bodybuilding at the 27th SEA Games


Venue: Myanmar Convention Center(MCC)

Date: 15th - 17th December

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I. Medal Summary for Bodybuilding

27th SEA Games - DECEMBER 16 Summary

Athletics
At Wunna Theikdi Stadium, Singapore’s Ying Ren Mok rand across the finish line in 2 hours 28 minutes and 36 seconds Early Monday to take home the men’s marathon gold medal at the 27th SEA Games.

Myanmar’s Thaung Aye won the silver, finishing a little less than 2 minutes after Ying, and Eric Panique (PHI) crossed the line just 40 seconds after Thaung Aye.

The women’s marathon once again saw a host runner winning silver. Myint Myint Aye (MYA) finished just 31 seconds behind gold medalist Thi Binh Pham (VIE).

The Vietnamese marathoner ran 2:45:34, Myint Myint Aye ran 2:46:07. The bronze medal also went to Myanmar, Pa Pa finishing in 2:49:01.

In the athletics stadium on the second day of competition, Panwat Gimsrang (THA) threw the hammer 56.94m to win gold in the women’s hammer throw. Renee Kelly Lee Casier (MAS) won silver with a 53.12m toss and Mingkamon Koomphon (THA) took bronze on 51.82m.

Kreeta Sintawacheewa (THA) vaulted 5.15m for gold in the men’s pole vault, 5cm higher than Iksandar Alwi (MAS) who got silver at 5.10m. Sompong Saombankuay (THA) won bronze clearing 5.00m.

In the men’s 4x100m, Thailand won gold, Singapore silver and Indonesia bronze. In the women’s 4x100, the Thai women matched their male counterparts, easily winning gold ahead of silver medalists Vietnam and bronze winners Indonesia.

In women’s heptathlon, Wassana Winatho (THA) sealed the gold medal in the seven-discipline event with wins in the long jump and 800m on Monday.

Wassana ended with 5,556 points. Silver medalist Narcisa Atienza (PHI) got silver on 5,241 and Sunisa Khotseemueang (THA) won bronze with 5,152 points.

Wassana won the day’s long jump with a 5.65m leap. Sunisa (THA) jumped 5.59m for second place and Narcisa Atienza (PHI) took third on 5.51m.

In javelin, Sunisa threw 42.36m to take top spot, Atienza made 42.27m and Wassana came well back in third on 39.67m.

But Wassana wrapped the gold with a 2:36.86 run in the 800m. Sunisa came second in 2:36.99 and Atienza ran 2:38.70 for third, close enough to Sunisa to hold onto the silver.

Wassana had the best of the day Sunday in the first four events.

Rowing In rowing at Nga Lie Dam, Nestor Cordova of the Philippines pipped Aung Ko Min by just 3-tenths of second for gold in the men’s single sculls. The Philippine rower stroked home in 7 minutes 49.38 seconds. Aung Ko Min finished in 7:49.68. Memo Memo (INA) got bronze in 8:03.61.

In men’s double sculls, Indonesia’s Muhad Yakin/Ihram Ihram took gold in 7:07.42. Benjamin JR Tolentino/Edgar Ilas (PHI) won silver in 7:08.86 and Porntawat Inlee/Sajia Heamhern (THA) got bronze in 7:31.33.

In the coxless fours, Indonesia won gold in 6:49.98, Vietnam won silver 2 seconds behind and bronze went to Thailand in 6:52.19.

Thi an Le/Thi Sam Tran (VIE) stroked to gold in the women’s double sculls in 8:02.26, coming home nearly 10 seconds before silver medalists Chaw Su/Ni Lar Win (MYA). Susanti Sunsanti/ Wa Ode Fitri Rahmanliani (INA) got bronze in 8:34.73

Archery In archery at Wunna Theikdi Archery Field, Chan Jing Ru (SIN) won gold in the women’s individual recurve, beating silver medalist Titik Kusumawardani (THA) 6-4 in the final. Ika Yuliana Rochmawati (INA) won bronze 6-2 over Loc Thi Dao (VIE).

In the women’s individual compound, Aung Ngeain (MYA) pushed Dellie Threesyadinda (INA) to the silver with a 138-130 win for the gold medal. Cham Nong Saritha (MAS) won bronze.

On the men’s side, Vietnam’s Nguyen Tien Cuong 138-136 to take the compound gold over silver medalist Chatachot Nitiphum (THA). Earl Benjamin Yap (PHI) got the bronze.

In recurve, Mohamad Khairul Anuar (MAS) beat teammate Bakri Atiq Bazil 7-1 to win the gold. Bakri got silver and Tham Wong Witthaya (THA) won bronze 7-3 over Riau Ega Agata Salsabilla (INA).

Sepak Takraw In men’s sepak takraw regu at Wunna Theikdi Stadium, Thailand won gold, Malaysia silver and Myanmar and Laos snagged bronzes.

Thailand doubled their sepak takraw gold rush with the women taking top spot on the regu podium. Myanmar got silver and Laos and Vietnam claimed bronzes.

Weight-lifting In men’s 94kg weightlifting, Sarat Sumpradit (THA) snatched 158kg and clean and jerked 194kg for a gold medal-winning 352kg. Hoa Tran Van (VIE) got silver with a 345kg (157/188) total. Mohd Faiz Musa (MAS) totaled 308kg (135/173) to win bronze by 1kg over Saw Aung Naing (MYA).

In the women’s 69kg, Boonatee Klkasit (THA) snatched 100kg and clean and jerked 125kg for a gold medal-winning 225kg total. Lae Lae Win (MYA) hefted 206kg (93/113) for silver and Nor Khasida Abdul Halim (MAS) took bronze with 188kg (83/107).

Cycling In cycling at Mount Pleasant, Vietnam wheeled to gold in 2 hours 36 minutes, 19.717 seconds in the men’s 100km team time trial better than 2 minutes ahead of silver medalists Thailand. Malaysia got the bronze in 2:41:41.285.

Basketball In basketball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium (A), the Thai women topped Indonesia 66-52 after coming back from a 22-4 deficit in the first quarter with a 25-4, second, 13-11 third and 15-15 fourth.

Volleyball In volleyball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium (B), Thailand beat Vietnam 3-0 (25-18, 25-16, 25-22) and Indonesia was pushed to 3-1 (25-13, 20-25, 25- 17, 25-15) by Myanmar in the day’s second match.

Futsal In women’s futsal at Futsal Stadium, Thailand took a 3-0 lead into the second half and ended winners 3-1 over Malaysia.

In the later game, Indonesia had little trouble putting Myanmar down 5-1.

Golf In golf at Royal Myanmar Golf Club, Danthai Boonma (THA) shot a second- round 2-under par 70 to move alone into first place on 138. Natipong Srithong (THA) shot a 69 to move into second on 140. Four players hold down third on 141.

In team, the Thai men (418) hold a 5-stroke lead over Myanmar’s 423. Indonesia is in third on 427.

In women’s individual, Min Myo (MYA) shot a 1-under 71 to take sole lead a stroke ahead of four players on par 72 after the first round.

In women’s team play, Philippines, on 144, leads Thailand and Myanmar by 3 strokes and Malaysia by 6.

Hockey At Hockey Field, Yangon, Indonesia’s women took a 6-0 lead over Vietnam into the locker room at the end of the first and scored another 9 goals in the second to win 15-0.

But the day’s second match between Myanmar and Thailand ended scoreless as both team’s defense prevent a single marker. In the final women’s match, Malaysia knocked off Singapore 4-0.

In the men’s draw, Malaysia embarrassed Thailand 13-0 and Myanmar topped Vietnam 8-1.

27th SEA Games - DECEMBER 15 Summary

Athletics
At Wunna Theikdi Stadium, Myanmar’s Saw Mar Lar Nwe opened five days of athletics competition with a gold medal in the women’s 20km walk, finishing in 1 hour 35 minutes and 3 seconds, a little more than 2 minutes ahead of silver medalist Thi Thanh Phuc Nguyen (VIE).

She walked home in 1:37.08. Kay Khine Myo Tun gave Myanmar its second medal in the race, finishing in 1:40.15 for the bronze.

In the men’s draw, Hendro Hendro (INA) walked home in 1:29.41 for the gold medal. Xuan Vinh Vo (VIE) got the silver in 1:33.30 and Myo Min Thita (MYA) took the bronze in 1:36.18.

In women’s shot put, Singapore’s Guirong Zhang won gold with a heave of 14.99m, beating silver medalist and teammate Xianhui Du by just 7cm. Sawitri Thongchao (THA) won bronze with a put of 14.82m.

In men’s discus, Muhammad Ifran Shamshuddin (MAS) won gold with a throw of 53.16m. Narong Benjaroon (THA) got the silver hurling the discus 52.45m and Hermanto Hermanto (INA) won bronze on 51.56m.

The men’s long jump gold went to Henry Dagmil (PHI) with a leap of 7.80m. Supanra Sukhasvasti Na Ayudhaya (THA)got silver with a 7.71m and Van Lam Pham (VIE) won bronze on 7.53m.

In men’s hammer throw, Tantipong Phetchaiya (THA) won gold with a games’ record 62.23m toss. Arniel Ferrera (PHI) got the silver on 61.18m and Jackie Wong Siew Cheer won bronze on 59.75m.

Sukanya Chomchuendee (THA) vaulted a games’ record 4.21m to win gold in women’s pole vault. Thi Phuong Le took the silver clearing 4.10m and Riezel Buenaventura (PHI) made 3.80m for bronze.

In the women’s 400m, Treewadee Yongphan (THA) ran 53.106 seconds to the gold medal, Thi Lan Quach (VIE) got silver in 53.374 and Thi Oanh Nguyen (VIE) took the bronze in 53.709.

In the men’s 400m, Archand Christian Bagsit (PHI), rounding the track in 47.219, took gold, edging teammate Edgardo Jr Alejan (PHI) (47.448) into silver. Edy Ariansyah (INA) got bronze in 47.778.

In women’s heptathlon 100m hurdles, Wassana Winatho (THA) set the pace through the first event, finishing in 13.746. Narcisa Atienza (PHI) came second in 14.813 and Sunisa Khotseemueang (THA) had the third- best time, 14.830.

In the heptathlon high jump, Wassana Winatho’s (THA) leap of 1.79m put her on top, ahead of Narcisa Atienza (PHI) on 1.76m and Sunisa Khotseemueang (THA) on 1.64m.

In the heptathlon shot put, Atienza (PHI) put the shot 12.57m, Wassana (THA) 12.28m and Sunisa (THA) 11.82.

In the day’s final heptathlon discipline, Wissana ran the 200m in 25.046 seconds, ahead of Sunisa in 25.853 and Atienza in 26.588.

Bodybuilding In men’s 80kg bodybuilding at the MCC Yangon, Myanmar’s Min Zaw Oo grabbed the gold, Khuntal Phuangphet (THA) the silver and Komara Dhita Jana (INA) the bronze.

At 90kg, Ngai Hoeng Wong (MAS) took the gold, Aung Swe Naing (MYA) silver and Panupong Prateep (THA) the bronze.

Cycling In cycling at Mount Pleasant, Dinah Chan Siew Kheng (SIN) took the gold in the women’s individual 30km time trial in 46 minutes, 30.125 seconds. Nontasin Chanpeng (THA) grabbed silver in 47:03.765 and Fuchianty Yanthi (INA) won bronze in 47:13.765.

In the men’s 50km individual time trial, Mark John Lexer P Galedo (PHI) averaged 44.765 kph to finish in a gold medal-winning 1:07:00.999. Robin Manullang (INA) got the gold in 1:07:38.294. Ronald Oranza made it a two- medal race for Philippines, wining the bronze in 1:07:50.798.

Shooting At North Dagon Shooting Range in Yangon, Hoang Xuan Vinh (VIE) got the men’s 10m air pistol gold with a 199.7 total. Eddy Chew (MAS) got the silver on 197.0 and Lim Swee Hon (SIN) took bronze on 176.6.

In the team competition, Vietnam grabbed the gold, Singapore the silver and Malaysia bronze.

Karatedo At Wunna Theikdi Indoor Stadium (A), Thailand won the karatedo gold in the men’s team kumite. Malaysia got the silver and Vietnam and Indonesia won the bronzes.

In women’s team kumite, Malaysia beat Indonesia 2-0 to win the gold. Indonesia got silver and bronzes went to Myanmar and Vietnam.

Chess Late Saturday, Win Zaw Htun (MYA) won gold, Timsri Worathep (THA) silver and Halay Taufik (INA) bronze in the men’s chess traditional individual blitz.

Swimming In swimming at Wunna Theikdi Swimming Pool, Sidiq Triady Fauzi (INA) won gold in the men’s 50m freestyle in 23.12 seconds. Russell Ong Kaiyi (SIN) managed silver in 23.24 and Gavin Alexander Lewis (THA) got the bronze in23.41.

In men’s 200m breaststroke, Ketin Nuttapong (THA) got gold in 2:13.32, Matjiur Radomyos (THA) stroked to silver in 2:17.77 and Yap See Tuan got bronze in 2:18.57.

In the women’s 200m freestyle, Jungrajang Nattaanan (THA) touched in 2:01.03 for gold, Quah Ting Wen (SIN) got silver in 2:01.74 and Lynette Lim Shu En swam 2:02.62 for bronze.

In the women’s 200m breast, Christina LOH Yen Ling (MAS) got gold in 2:32.56, Salubluek Chavunnooch (THA) took the silver 1.65 seconds later and Samantha Louisa Teo Ginn (SIN) won bronze in 2:34.27.

In the men’s 1500m freestyle, Lam Quang Nhat (VIE) swam 15:39.44 for gold, Kevin Yeap Soon Choy (MAS) got silver in 15:45.89 and Welson Sim Wee Sheng took the bronze in 15:57.98.

In the women’s 4x100m medley, Singapore took gold in 4:13.02, Thailand silver in 4:15.52 and Malaysia bronze in 4:17.77.

Petanque In petanque at Wunna Theikdi Sports Complex, Than Zaw Oo (MYA) took the men’s single gold, Sonthung Wattanachai got silver and Ouk Samnang (CAM)/Syed Ali Syed Akmal Fikri (MAS) the bronzes.

DECEMBER 14 Summary

Cycling
Indonesia’s Afosma Hildan proved the fastest man downhill at Mount Pleasant on Saturday, winning the men’s downhill cycling gold in 2 minutes, 22.324 seconds for an average speed of 30.423 kph over the 1,200m course.

Compatriot Pornomo Pornomo (INA) made it a gold-silver finish for Indonesia, coming home just 0.675 slower than Afosma.

The bronze medal was won by Sukchanya Suebsakun (THA) who ended 1.801 off the gold-medal pace.

Racing over the same 1,200Km, Deekaballes Vipavee won the women’s downhill gold by averaging 27.516 kph to finish in 2:37.191. Suseanty Risa (INA) won silver in 2:38.707, comfortably ahead of bronze medalist Abdulkaree Sattayanun’s (THA) 2:42.635.

Equestrian At Wunna Theikdi Equestrian Field, Praveen Nair Mathavan, riding Sein Win Mal, took the individual dressage gold medal with a 67.405 total.

Indonesian riders Valentino Lumentah, on Ngwe Har May, and Ferry Wahyu Hadiyanto on Perfecting Ruby finished close behind Praveen. Valentino won silver with a 67.162 total and Ferry got bronze on 65.135.

Karatedo In men’s 75kg kumite karatedo at Wunna Theikdi Indoor Stadium, Myanmar’s Aye Cham Naing defeated Mondolu Christo (INA) to win the gold medal. Mondolu got silver and Jamaludin Shaharudin (MAS) and Muntaen Songvut (THA) got the bronze medals.

In 67kg kumite, Indonesia’s Simanjuntak Jintar prevailed over Sharmendran Raghonathan (MAS) to send Sharmendran crashing to silver and taking home the gold himself. Tin Tun Aung (MYA) and Nguyen Ngoc Thanh (VIE) won the bronzes.

At 60kg, Silvarajoo Senthil Kumaran (MAS) overcame Dharmawan Donny (INA) to take the kumite gold. Dharmawan got silver and Tran Minh Duc (VIE) and Mohammad Mairul (BRU) went home with the bronzes.

In the women’s draw, Malaysia’s Segaran Shree Shamini won gold, beating Pham Thi Tien (VIE) down to silver. Cer Zung Len (MYA) and Joanna Mae Ylanan (PHI) got the bronzes.

Weightlifting At National Indoor Stadium, Yangon, Myanmar’s Aye Thanda Lwin snatched 92kg and clean and jerked 110kg to take gold in the women’s 53kg weightlifting with a 202kg total. Thuy Nguyen Thi (VIE) won silver with a 191kg (82/109) total on lighter-lifter tiebreak and Citra Febriamti(INA) got bronze with 191kg (86/105).

In men’s 69kg, Deni Deni (INA) totaled 342kg with a 148kg snatch and 176kg clean and jerk for the gold medal. Kyaw Moe Win (MYA) won silver with a 314kg (140/174) total and Tairat Bunsuk (THA) got bronze with a 312kg (137/175) total lift. Mohd Hafifi Mansor (MAS) also lifted 312kg, but lost the bronze because Tairat is the lighter lifter.

At 77kg, Pornchai Lobsi combined a 151kg snatch with a 185 clean and jerk to take the gold medal with a 336kg total. Ngoc Nguyen Hong (VIE) got the silver with a 391kg (138/181) total and Edi Kurniawan (INA) took bronze with a combined 316kg (142/174).

Bodybuilding At MMC in Yangon, Thailand’s Jiraphan Pongkam took gold in the men’s 55kg bodybuilding. Tun Min (MYA) posed for the silver and Van Mach Pham (VIE) won the bronze.

In the 60kg class, crowd favorite Aung Khaing Win (MYA) won the gold, Ahn thong Nguyen (VIE) the silver and Jefry Johanis Wuaten (INA) the bronze.

At 70kg, Van Lam Nguyen (VIE) took gold, Sazali Abd Samad (MAS) scored the silver and Edoardus Apcowo (INA) won the bronze.

Badminton Indonesia claimed women’s individual badminton gold through Manuputty Bellaetrix wo beat Ongbamrungphan Busanan (THA) 2-1 (9-21,21-13,21- 13). Ongbamrungphan got the silver and Nitachaon Jindapool (THA) and Thi Thang Vu (VIE) collected the bronzes at Wunna Theikdi Indoor Stadium ( C ).

In men’s doubles, Angga Pratama and Rian Agung Saputro (INA) beat compatriots Angriawan Berry and Ricky Karanda Suwardi (INA) 2-1 (21-13, 17-21, 21-11) for the gold. Angriawan and Karanda got silver. Bronze medals went to Khim Wah Lim, Yao Han Ow (MAS) and V Sham Goh, KokSiang Teo (MAS).

The mixed doubles gold was Indonesia’s third on the day, Debby Susanto and Muhammad Rijal combining to beat silver medalists Jongjit Maneepon and Taerattanachai (THA) 2-0 (21-18, 21-19) in just 39 minutes.

Aik Quan Tan, Pei Jing Lai (MAS) and Puangpuapech Nipitphon,Supajirakul Putita (THA) won the bronzes.

But Thailand’s Saensomboonsuk Tanongsak prevented a clean sweep by the Indonesias, winning the men’s single gold over Rumbaka Dionysius Hayom (INA) 2-0 (22-20, 21-17) in 43 minutes.

Prasetyo Wisnu Yuli (INA) and Tien Minh Nguyen (VIE) got the bronzes.

In billiards, Ageline Magdalena Ticoalu (INA) grabbed the 9-ball pool singles gold beating her rival Rubilen Amit (PHI) in the final Rubilen got silver and Thi Ngoc Le Doan (VIE) and Aim Aung (MYA) ended with bronzes.

Shooting At North Dagon Shooting Range in Yangon, Nguyen Minh Chau (VIE) won the women’s 10m air pistol gold with 195.6 score, just appoint ahead of silver medalist Teo Shun Xie of Singapore, who shot 194.6 for the silver. Le Thi Hoang Ngoc made a double-medal event for Vietnam by wining bronze, but ending well short of the winning scores on 174.8.

Football In men’s football at Thuwanna Stadium in Yangon, Timor-Leste and Indonesia played to the SEA Games first goalless draw, eliminating Timor- Leste from the medal round, but leaving the door still ajar for Indonesia in their final match in two days against Myanmar.

In women’s football at Mandalarthiri Stadium in Mandalay, Thailand converted a 2-0 lead in the first half into a 6-1 romp over Malaysia by fulltime.

Archery At Wunna Theikdi Archery Field on Saturday in 70m, 72 arrow play, three archers from Indonesia sit atop the women’s recurve qualification table after the morning session. In men’s recurve, two Malaysians sit above and below one from Indonesia, in second place, after the qualification round.

In women’s compound 70m, 72 arrow, Myanmar, Malaysian and Indonesian archers hold the three tops position at the end of play. In the men’s draw, the top places held by archers from Vietnam, Philippines and Malaysia.

Futsal In women’s futsal, Malaysia scored an equalizer in the second half to draw 1-1 with Indonesia, who took a 1-0 lead into the final frame.

In the second match Thailand took a 3-1 lead over Vietnam into the second, scored three more goals and came out winners 6-1.

Basketball Philippines, still the class act in men’s basketball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium (A), weathered an 18-18 score-line at the end of the first quarter to outshoot Indonesia 22-16, 27-9, 16-9 in the remaining three quarters to win easily 83-52 in men’s action.

In the second game, Thailand jumped out to a 20-16 lead in the first quarter, outshot Malaysia 25-16 in the second, split the third 15-15 and eased of 13-22 in the fourth, but hung to win 73-69 in a hard-fought battle.

In the women’s match, Thailand dominated Myanmar 99-32, taking a 22-9 lead after the first quarter, adding another 25 points in the second to Myanmar’s 6, outscoring 29-4 in the third and finishing out the game 23-13.

Hockey At Hockey Field Yangon, Thailand scored two in the first half and added a third in the second to blank Indonesia 3-0 in women’s play.

After the first half, Malaysia looked unlikely to suffer any problems from Cambodia. The Malaysians led 18-0 at the break. They scored another 18 in the second half to embarrass their opponents 36-0.

In the day’s third match, Singapore took a 1-0 lead into the last half, added another goal and ended up 2-1 winners over Myanmar.

Sepak Takraw Sepak takraw wins at Wunna Theikdi Indoor Stadium (B) went to Laos over Vietnam 2-0, Thailand 2-0 over Malaysia, Myanmar 2-0 over Laos and Vietnam 2-0 over Malaysia in the women’s draw. In the men’s round robin win went to Malaysia 2-0 over Laos, Thailand 2-0 over Myanmar, Laos 2-0 in a walkover against Cambodia Myanmar 2-0 over Vietnam.

Volleyball In volleyball at Zeyarthiri Indoor stadium (B), Thailand, 3-0 over Malaysia, and Vietnam, 3-0 over Myanmar, both cruised to easy wins in women’s volleyball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium on Saturday morning.

But in men’s play Vietnam took Indonesia to the full five sets before succumbing 3-2 (32-30, 23-25, 17-25, 25-15, 15-9).

DECEMBER 13 Summary

Swimming
At the Wunna Theikdi Swimming Pool, Thailand, while not necessarily completely dominating the top step, owned most of the podium on Friday, winning a host of silvers and bronzes, as well as four of six gold medals.

And when it counted in the women’s 4x100 free, the Thai girls swam home with the gold in 3 minutes 47.66 second, leaving Singapore (3:49.00) with the silver and Indonesia (3:55.28) carrying back the bronze.

In the men’s 100m breaststroke, Matjiur Radomyos got gold in 1:03.06, 012 ahead of silver medalist Gunawan Indra (INA) and 0.26 ahead of Joshua Hall (PHI) who got the bronze.

Singapore star Joseph Schooling swam a meet record 2:00.82 in the men’s 200m individual medley for gold, leaving Tran Duy Khoi (VIE) 2.99 behind for silver and Ketin Nttapong (THA) 4.24 seconds in his wake. Ketin got the bronze.

Sriphanomthorn Benjaporn got another Thai gold in the women’s 400m free in 4:14.23. Nguyen Thi Ah n Vien (VIE) took silver in 4:16.06 and Lynette Lim Shu En got bronze 7.94 seconds behind the Thai speedster.

Christina Loh Yen Ling (MAS) swam 1:10.55 for gold in the women’s 100m breast, finishing nearly a second ahead of silver medalist Salubluek Chavunnooch (THA) and 2.13 ahead of bronze winner Pawpotako Phiangkhwan (Tha).

In the men’s 100m free, Sidiq Triady Fauzl gave Indonesia the gold in a meet record 49.99 and half a second ahead of silver winner Hoang Quy Phuoc (VIE).

Danny Yeo Kai Quan (SIN) got the bronze in 50.83.

Chess In women’s traditional rapid chess at Zabuthiri Hotel, Myanmar’s team won gold, Indonesia the silver and Thailand bronze after hard-fought matches all day long.

Chess In women’s traditional rapid chess at Zabuthiri Hotel, Myanmar’s team won gold, Indonesia the silver and Thailand bronze after hard-fought matches all day long.

At Wunna Theikdi Sports Complex, the snooker doubles gold medal was won handily by Issara Kachaiwong, Pramual Jantad (THA) as they employed long runs and tricky snookers to send Win Khaing Min Aye, Win Ko Ko (MYA) home with the silver medal.

Boon Ching Ang, Chun Kiat Lim (SIN) and Chuan Leong Thor, Keen Hoo Moh (MAS) won bronze.

Canoeing At Nga Lite Dam on Friday, Thailand’s canoeists and kayakers essentially matched Vietnam’s great day Thursday by winning a passel of golds almost across the board.

Rungsawan suansan (THA) paddled to gold in the men’s C1 200m in 41.666 seconds, leaving Spensstuber Mehue (INA) to pick up the silver in 41.906. Van Long Tran (VIE) won bronze in 43.106.

Thailand’s Kasemsit Borriboonwasin picked up his country’s second gold of the day in men K1 200m in 36.578, finishing 0.416 ahead of silver medalist Mervyn Yingjie Toh (SIN). Thanh Quang Nguyen (VIE) got bronze in 37.042.

He then doubled his own gold haul by paddling across the finish line in the men’s 500m K1 in 1:51.364. Thanh Quang Nguyen (VIE) moved up from bronze in the 200m to silver in the 500m, finishing half a second behind the Thai kayaker. Brandon Wei Cheng Ooi (SIN) got bronze in 1:55.738.

Erni Sokoy (INA) paddled to women’s gold in the K1 200m in 42.948. Kanokpan Suansan (THA) got silver after finishing 0.152 back and Siti Rajiah Ali (MAS) took bronze in 43.164.

In the women’s K2 Stephanie Jiexian Chen and Suzanne Seah (SIN) outpaced the field in 40.864 to win the gold. Naw Ahlelashe and Aye Mi Khine (MYA) took silver in 41.260 and Vietnam’s Thi Mai Nguyen and Thi Hao Kieu got bronze in 41.260.

In the men’s C2 200m, Phanudet Phetmikha and Nares Naoprakon(THA) stroked to gold, followed by Maung Maung and Win Htike (MYA) and Eka Octarorianus and Anwar Tarra (INA).

Cycling At Mount Pleasant, Chawchiangkwang Peerapol (THA) won gold in the men’s mountain bike cross-country in 1 hour, 33 minutes and 22 seconds.

Sugito Bandi (INA) got silver 31 seconds behind Chawchiangkwang and Suprasart Keerati (THA) grabbed bronze 22 seconds behind Sugito Bandi.

In the women’s race, Yazid Kusmawati (INA) took gold in 1:21:20, beating silver medalist Wong Padklang Jutamas (THA) by 23 seconds. Dinh Thi Nhu Quynh (VIE) took bronze in 1:21:54.

Karatedo In karatedo at Wunna Theikdi Indoor Stadium, Vietnam’s Nguyen Hoang Ngan grabbed the gold over Syafrudtn Yulianti (INA), who got the silver.

Yin Wah Thaung Luai Mau Olivier Yin Wah (MYA) and Salichane Thaviphone (LAO) took the bronzes.

Equestrian At Wunna Theikdi Equestrian Field, Indonesia amassed 205.929 points to win gold in the team dressage. Myanmar, on 197.309, took the silver and Singapore on 190.551 won the bronze.

Basketball In basketball, Singapore rolled past Cambodia 99-43. For Cambodia, 16-14 at the end of the first quarter was the closest they ever got as Singapore dominated from there on out.

Philippines, the class of the SEA Games basketball so far, continued their winning ways Friday with yet another runaway win, beating Thailand 100- 68 and never trailing in any quarter.

In women’s action, Malaysia almost doubled Indonesia 81-48 in another match that no longer in doubt after the end of the first quarter.

Hockey In women’s hockey at Hockey Field Yangon, Singapore turned a lackluster performance in a lackluster first half that ended scoreless to a 2-1 victory over Indonesia by the end of the match.

Earlier, Thailand showed a decidedly out-classed Cambodia no mercy, hammering their opponent 12-0 in the first half and adding another 14 goals in the second to win 26-0.

Sepak Takraw At Wunna Theikdi Indoor Stadium (B), Indonesia topped Malaysia 2-1 in the day’s first men’s sepak takraw match and Thailand blanked Myanmar 3-0 in the second.

In the women’s draw, Thailand’s women mirrored the men’s tea, beating Myanmar’s women 3-0.

Shooting In shooting at North Dagon Shooting Range, Chew Eddy (MAS) grabbed gold ahead of Mya nmar’s Ye Tun Naung, silver, and Johnathan Wong Guanjie (MAS) took the bronze.

Volleyball In volleyball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium (B), all morning volleyball matches ended in 3-0 wins.

Myanmar’s women opened the day 3-0 over Malaysia, Thailand’s men sent Malaysia’s men down 3-0 and Myanmar’s men walked over Cambodia 3-0.

Weightlifting In women’s 48kg weightlifting, Sri Wahyuni Agustiani (INA) hefted a 188kg total for gold.

Silver medalist Panida Khamsri (THA) totaled 177kg, just 1 kg more than Hoai Do Thi Thu (VIE), who got the bronze.

In men’s 56kg, Tuan Thach Kim combined a 129kg snatch with a 156kg clean and jerk into a 285kg total and the gold medal. Jadi Setiadi (INA) raised 261kg (121/140) for the silver and Pyae Phyo got Myanmar oln the bronze step of the podium with a 246 total.

Wrestling At wrestling at National Indoor Stadium in Yangon, Fahrjansyah (INA) topped Tepakam Methee (THA) for gold in the men’s 84kg freestyle. Tepaka, got silver and Jason Balabal (PHI) won bronze.

In women’s 44kg freestyle, Chov Sotheara (CAM) beat Thailand’s Pimpak Sureeporn to win the gold. Pimpak got silver and Thidar Soe (MYA) won bronze.

At men’s 96kg, Laotian Phachanxay Phonexay won gold, knocking Kyaw Win Oo (MYA) to the silver step. Sou Joshua (CAM) took the bronze.

Can Tat Du (VIE) wrestled eventual silver medalist Pasawang Tadsapol (THA) to the mat for gold at 74kg and Saw Gar Byiel (MYA) got the bronze.

In women’s 48kg freestyle, Vu Thi Hang (VIE) took gold over Tho Kaew Sriprapa (THA). Nokeo Panay (LAO) and Inadrah (INA) won the bronze.

News Update (December 12)

Canoeists and kayakers avoided the heat of midday and paddled all their races at Nga Lite Dam in the morning Thursday.

The decision appeared to suit Indonesia as the team picked up three golds and a silver from just six races.

In the women’s K1 500m Erni Sokoy Ina (INA) took gold in 2 minutes 6.09 seconds, topping silver medalist Geraladine Wei Ling Lee (SIN) by 1.644 second and bronze winner Kanopan Suansan (THA) by 2.804.

Spensstuber Mehue won another gold for Indonesia in the men’s C1 500m in 1:59.256, less than a half a second ahead of silver winner Win Htike(MYA) and 2.630 ahead of Rungsawan Suansan (THA), who got the bronze.

The third gold for Indonesia went to Anwar Tarra and Eka Octarorianus in men’s C2 500m. The finished in 1:49.594, just 0.236 ahead of Ye Aung Soe and Win Htike (MYA), who took the silver. Phanudet Phetmikha and Nares Naoprakon (THA) got bronze in 1:51.978.

The country’s silver came in the women’s K4 500m where Yulanda Ester Enthong, Kanti Santyawati, Sincelithasova Yom and Erni Sokoy finished just two-tenths of second behind gold medalist Myanmar.
The Myanmar women -- Myint Myint Than, Myo Thandar Tun, Naw Ahleslashe and Aye Mi Khine -- paddled home in1:44.156.

Bronze went to Vietnam’s Thi Mai Nguyen, Thi Hao Kieu, Thi Le Nguyen and Thi Duyen Nguyen.

In men’s K1 500m, Kasemsit Borriboonwasin (THA) took gold in 1:51.364, Thanh Quang Nguyen (VIE) got silver and Brandon Wei Cheng Ooi won bronze.

Singapore’s Stephenie JiexianChen and Suzanne Seah took the women’s K2 500m gold in 1:56.614, trailed by silver medalists Aye Mi Khine (MYA) in 1:58.686 and bronze winners Woraporn Boonyuhong and Pattraluck Phumsatan (THA) in 1:59.734.

At Mount Pleasant, Indonesia’s Rafsanzani Chandra, Sugito Bandi, Tutuarima Wilhelmina and Yazid Kusmawati rode to gold in the women’s Mountain Bike cross-country.

Thailand won silver and Vietnam bronze.

In wrestling at National Indoor Stadium, Bui Tuan Anh (VIE) grappled his way to gold in the men’s freestyle 66kg, sending Ricky Fajar Adi Saputra (INA) to the silver. Angana Joseph (PHI) got the bronze.

Adding to a great day for Vietnam, Nguyen Thi Lua won glod in the women’s 51kg freestyle. She knocked Indonesian Heka Maya Sari to the silver. Chey Chan Rakamey (CAM).

Nguyen Huy Ha got Vietnam’s third wrestling gold of the day in the men’s 55kg, beating Indonesia’s Eko Roni Saputra (silver.) Aung Aung (MYA) and Lobrequito Alvin (PHI) took the bronzes.

And Nguyen The Ahn took the 60kg freestyle gold with a win over Muhammad Iqbal Iqbal (INA). Bronzes went to Kang Denpiseth (CAM) and Morte Jhonny (PHI).

In men’s 120kg freestyle, Dorn Sov (CAM) won gold, sending Phyo Zaw Khine (MYA) to the silver step. Manivong Sengsouly (LAO) got the bronze.

At North Dagon Shooting Range in Yangon, Chotphibunsin Thanyalak, Pichitkanjanakul Vitchuda and Plengsaengthong Ratchadporn (THA) won gold in the women’s team 50m rifle prone.

Aye Aye Thin, Than Than Saw and Thu Thu Kyaw (MYA) got silver and Hamed Haslisa, Mohamed Tiabi Nur Suryasni and Zulkifli Muslifah (MAS) won bronze.

Thu Thu Kyaw (MYA) won the individual gold, Chotphibunsin Thanyalak (THA) the silver and Plengsaengthong Ratchadporn (THA) the bronze.

In boxing at Wunna Theikdi Sports Complex, Philippine champ Josie Gabuco will meet Beatrix Suguro (INA) in the women’s light flyweight gold medal match on Saturday.

Gabuco beat Sonrka Chanthavonrsa (LAO) 3-0 in the semifinals, while Suguro overcame Thet Hter San (MYA) 2-1 to make the final.

In flyweight, Nguyen Thi Yen (VIE) crushed Meovady Hongfa (LAO) 3-0 and while Sopida Satumrum (THA) beat Maricris Igam (PHI) 3-0 to make the gold medal match.

Peamwilai Laopeam (THA) won 2-0 over Irish Magno (PHI) to meet Indonesian Ester Kalayukaw in the bantamweight final.

In basketball at Zeyarthiri Indoor Stadium, the first men’s match went to Thailand 80-67 over Cambodia. The Thais outscored Cambodia in every quarter except the last, but Cambodia’s late burst was far too little, far too late.

Singapore topped Indonesia 62-48, winning handily despite trading quarter-wins throughout the match.

In women’s action, Malaysia routed Myanmar 95-32, outscoring them in by serious margins in each of the four quarters.

In men’s football in Yangon, Thailand dominated Indonesia 4-1 to join Myanmar atop the Group B table. Indonesia was thoroughly outplayed, managing only a consolation goal in extra time.

In women’s futsal, Vietnam lasted through a scoreless first half, then exploded for three goals in the second to beat Indonesia 3-1.

In the second match, Malaysia, 3-0 leaders at the end of the first half, weathered a renewed attack from Myanmar in the second to emerge 4-2 winners.

In sepak takraw at Wunna Theikdi Indoor Stadium, Thailand blanked Malaysia 3-0 in the day’s first men’s match.

In women’s play, Myanmar shut out Malaysia 3-0 and Thailand beat Indonesia, also in straight sets 3-0.

In the afternoon, Indonesia bounced back to slam Malaysia 3-0. 

News Update (December 10) 

• Shooting (Men's 50m Rifle Prone - Team): Gold - Thailand; Silver - Vietnam; Bronze - Myanmar
• Equestrian Endurance Individual:  Gold-Malaysia ; Silver-Indonesia ; Bronze-Indonesia

News Update (December 10)

• Water Polo: Gold - Singapore ; Silver - Indonesia ; Bronze - Thailand
• Women's Football: Myanmar defeated Philippines (2-0)
• Men's Football: Malaysia defeated Brunei (2-0)
• Women's Basketball: Thailand defeated Philippines (75-36)
• Men's Basketball: Philippines defeated Cambodia (107-57)
• Men's Basketball: Singapore defeated Malaysia (71-67)
• Men's Basketball: Thailand defeated Indonesia (75-59)

News Update (December 9)

• Water Polo  - Malaysia defeated Myanmar (28-11)
• Water Polo - Singapore defeated Indonesia (8-5)
• Basketball (Women) - Philippines wins over Malaysia (65-59)
• Chinlone Women's Non-Repetition Event (Secondary) Gold - Myanmar ; Silver - Thailand ; Bronze - Cambodia & Laos
• Wushu (Men's Nandao) - Gold-Myanmar ; Silver - Malaysia ; Bronze - Vietnam
• Chinlone Women's Non-Repetition Event (Secondary) Gold - Myanmar ; Silver - Thailand ; Bronze - Cambodia & Laos
• Wushu (Men's Daoshu) - Gold-Indonesia; Silver-Vietnam; Bronze-Malaysia

News Update (December 8)

•  Men's Football - Vietnam beats Brunei (7-0)
• Chinlone - Myanmar & Thailand goes to Finals of Non-Repetition Event (Secondary) - Women & Men's Categories

Football: Thailand vs Timor Leste
Live streaming: http://www.sctv.co.id/streaming

News Update (December 6)

• Men's Football - Thailand beats Timor Leste (3-1)
• Water Polo at the 27th SEA Games - Match 1: Thailand defeated Malaysia (9-3)
• Myanmar wins Gold medal in Non-Repetition Event (Primary) - Women
• Myanmar wins Gold medal in Non-Repetition Event (Primary) - Men 
• Myanmar wins Gold in Wushu - Men's duilian team 
• Water Polo: Indonesia wins against Myanmar (30-1)
• Malaysia & Vietnam capture first gold medal in wushu

News Update (December 5)
 

• Water Polo t the 27th SEA Games - Match 1: Thailand defeated Myanmar (22-3)
• Water Polo t the 27th SEA Games - Match 2: Singapore defeated Malaysia (18-7)
• Laos and Myanmar entered the Finals of Non-Repetition Event (Primary) - Women
• Cambodia & Myanmar entered the Finals of Non-Repetition Event (Primary) - Men

 

News Update (December 5)

• Thailand captured two (2) gold medals in Chinlone (The Same Strike Event) 
• Singapore Women's team won the Gold medal in Floorball (Demonstration Sport)
• Singapore Men's team won the Gold medal in Floorball (Demonstration Sport)
  
• LIVE STREAM: CHINLONE- http://www.mrtv4.tv/

News Update (December 4)

• Myanmar wins (2) two gold medals in Chinlone!!! 
• LIVE STREAM: CHINLONE- http://www.mrtv4.tv/

News Update (December 2)

Floorball (Demonstration Sport) Schedules at the 27th SEA Games

Day 1 - December 2
14:00 SINGAPORE 13 - 1 INDONESIA  (Women)
16:30 MALAYSIA 1 - 6  SINGAPORE (Men)

Day 2 - December 3
14:00 MALAYSIA 13 - 0 MYANMAR (Men)
16:30 MALAYSIA 1 - 5 SINGAPORE (Women)

Day 3 - December 4
14:00 INDONESIA 3 - 7 MALAYSIA (Women)
16:30 MYANMAR 3 - 11 SINGAPORE (Men)

Day 4 - December 5
10:00 Women's FINAL: SINGAPORE 7 - 1 MALAYSIA
14:00 Men's FINAL: SINGAPORE 11 - 1 MALAYSIA

Women's Best Player:

Singapore - Laura Tan (#37) 
Malaysia - Cheah Pei Yi (#55)

Men's Best Player:

Singapore - Muhd Akmal Shaharudin (#13)
Malaysia - Chiam Ter Min (#15)