MSSM AKUATIK: 03/28/14

Keputusan Keseluruhan Kejohanan Akuatik MSSM 2014

Sekitar Kejohanan Akuatik MSSM 2014 - Hari Kelima

Jurugambar:
Abdul Rahim Mohd. Zani (SK Putrajaya Presint 18(1)
En. Siow Kian Wah ( N.Sembilan)

Keputusan Acara Renang MSSM 2014 - Hari Ke Lima

Pungutan Pingat Keseluruhan Acara Renang MSSM 2014

Pemenang Acara Renang MSSM 2014 - Hari Kelima

400m Gaya Bebas Terbuka (P)- dari kiri: Nadia Adrianna, Angela Chieng, Rosalind Pang.

400m Gaya Bebas Terbuka (L)- dari kiri: Yeap Zheng Yang, Welson Sim, Ngu Jiung Wei.

200m Kuak Kupu-Kupu 13 -15 thn (P)- dari kiri: Tan Tying, Asmalia Filzati, Ruth Chuah.

200m Kuak Kupu-Kupu 13 -15thn (L)- dari kiri Patrick Lau, Nee Gui Ping, Jordan Yip.

200m Kuak Kupu-Kupu 16 -18 thn (P)- dari kiri: Rhona Lai, Angela Chieng, Chee Shian.

200m Kuak Kupu-Kupu 16 - 18 thn (L)- dari kiri: Muhd Arief Mohd Yunus, Tia'A Faang Der, Anson Go.

200m Gaya Gebas Berganti-ganti B12 thn (P)- dari kiri: WPKL (Caitlin Elyze, Alysia Yong, Pei Jin, Christy Teh), Sabah A (Yipp Chi Tiong, Amelia Beatrix, Thien Oi Yee, Cheng ka Mun), Sarawak A ( Toh Chieh Ran, Natasha Teo Qi, Rachel Chang, Fatin Farahanim).

200m Gaya Bebas Berganti-ganti B12 thn (L)- dari kiri: WPKL A (Steve Hoe, Teck Chen Koh, Hong Sern, Jia Jing), Sarawak A (Muhammad Naqed, Nelson Impan, Hii Puong Wei, Adrian Chua), Selangor A ( Ong Yi Kai, David Ong, Chiang Kah Vern, Damian Ong).

200m Gaya Bebas Berganti-ganti 13 -15 thn (P)- dari kiri: Pulau Pinang A (Ruth Chuah, Ong Zhi Chin, Trisha Then, Elynn Tan), Selangor A (Carynn Kay, Rosalind Pang, Nadia Adrianna, Asmalia Filzati), WPKL A (Cindy Tai, Anjali Lim, Li Wen, Rou Ying).

200m Gaya Bebas Berganti-ganti 13 -15 thn (L)- dari kiri: Selangor A (Jordan Yip, Lee Zhe Yang, Ng Yi Hao, Ooi Joo Vern), Sarawak A (Hii Puong Hou, Patrick Lau, Tan Choon Fatt, Nee Gui Ping), Pulau Pinang A (Brian Chen, Chuah Chung Rui, Eugene Yew, Dylan Wong).

200m Gaya Bebas Berganti-ganti 16 -18 thn (P)- dari kiri: WPKL A (Jia Yi, Vanessa Yiat, Weng Yee, Jing En), Sarawak A (Leong Wan Ying, Sarah-Ann Thorp, Cindy Sui, Angela Chieng), Johor A (Denise Lui, Shi Min Wong, Wen Shin See, Wan Theng Kok).

200m Gaya Bebas Berganti-ganti 16 -18 thn (L)- dari kiri: Sarawak A (Ngu Jiung Wei, Anson Go, tan Choon Hou, Welson Sim), Selangor A (Nicholas soon, Muhd Arief, Tan Yun Hung, Yeap Zheng Yang), WPKL A (Keith Lim, Afiq Masron, Jin Jie, Tzi Rok).

Cenderahati kepada Pn. Ee Hong ( Pengarah, Bahagian Sukan, KPM).

SWIMMING: Nadia Powers Selangor

HAT-TRICK: Wins three MSSM gold and sets eyes on Incheon, Glasgow

SELANGOR'S Nadia Adrianna Redza proved she is a star in the making after breaking two long-standing records and helping her state to a team gold at Malaysian Schools Sports Council swimming championships at the Shah Alam Aquatics Complex yesterday.

The 15-year-old lopped more than six seconds off Lew Yih Wey's (Negri Sembilan) mark of five minutes 6.31 seconds in the 400m individual medley girls' Open category, set in 2005, when she powered to victory in a time of 4:58.77s.

She then bettered Christina Loh's (Kuala Lumpur) record of 2:39.40s (2010) in the Under-15 200m breaststroke when she clocked 2:35.75s to clinch gold.

Teaming up with Carynn Kay Chan, Asmalia Filzati Redzuan and Rosalind Pang, she completed a hat-trick of wins on the day as she swam the backstroke leg of the 4x 100m medley relay which Selangor won in 4:35.87s, erasing their own record of 4:35.98s set last year.

Nadia, who started swimming at the age of five, said she was delighted with her performance but stressed that there is always room for improvement.

"It was my goal to break the record in the 400m individual medley (IM) and 200m breaststroke but I did not expect to do so well in the IM," said the International School Kuala Lumpur Student.

"There's still the 400m freestyle for me tomorrow and I am hoping that I can also finish that event on the podium though I expect the competition to be tough."

Nadia, who was drafted into the national elite squad last year, added that she is hoping to translate her fine form into a spot at the Incheon Asian Games and Glasgow Commonwealth Games later this year.

"I went to the Sea Games for the first time in Myanmar. I did not win any medals but I made the finals in all my events. It was a good experience for me.

"I do not specialise in any stroke and am hoping to make the cut for the Asian Games and Commonwealth Games as my times are not that far off.

"I believe my best chances would be in the 200m breaststroke as well as the 200m and 400m IM events."

Several other long-standing meet records were bettered yesterday. The boys' Under-18 50m freestyle saw Penang's Alwyn Tan win the gold in a time of 23.85s, erasing the old mark of 24.35s, set in 1997 by Allen Ong of Perak.

The girls' Under-18 200m breaststroke saw Kuala Lumpur's Jing En Jinq En erase Jong Su Ting's (Sarawak) 1990 record of 2:43.88s when she won the gold after clocking 2:42.73s.

The boys' Under-15 200m breaststroke saw Selangor's Ng Yi Hao clinch victory in a record time of 2:27.31s (old record 2:28.50s, Lau Zheng Fong, Perak, 2007).