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Wednesday, 27 March 2013
SWIMMING: Siew Hui And Welson The Stars Again
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| Yap Siew Hui won gold in the Under-16 100m butterfly yesterday. |
SARAWAK'S Welson Sim and Yap Siew Hui of Selangor were again the standout performers on the second day of the Malaysia Schools Sports Council (MSSM) swimming championships with both setting records yesterday.
Siew Hui took close to a second off Hii Siew Siew's mark of one minute 4.01 seconds, set in 2009, en route to clinching the gold medal in the girls' Under-16 100-metre butterfly at the Darul Ehsan Aquatic Complex in Shah Alam.
The 15-year-old, who on Monday broke the 50m butterfly record, yesterday won in 1:03.06s with the silver going to teammate Asmalia Filzati who clocked 1:05.55s. Third was Federal Territories' Tan Ro Ying on 1:06.83s.
Despite two gold medals in the bag, the Bukit Jalil Sports School student said she was hungry for more.
"I was pushing quite hard today (yesterday) and am very happy that I managed to break another record," said Siew Hui, who joined the national elite set-up last December.
"I feel I have improved a lot since joining the national team. I have learned to specialise more and my strokes have improved a lot."
She added: "Physically I still feel strong and have the backstroke, freestyle and individual medley events coming up. Although they are not my pet events, I will give it my best."
Siew Hui, however, had to settle for silver in the 200m backstroke in 2:39.59s. Ro Ying took gold in 2:38.28s with FT's Zoe Bowden third in 2:41.12s.
Welson, who broke Daniel Bego's eight-year-old 200m freestyle record on Monday, yesterday won the boys' Under-18 1,500m freestyle in a record time of 16:13.17s. The old time of 16:35.56s was set by Selangor's Kevin Lim in 2009.
Johor's Tia'a Faang Der took silver in 17:09.15s while bronze went to Sarawak's Ngu Jiung Wei (17:15.08s).
Meanwhile, the water polo competition saw defending champions Malacca grab their second group stage win with a commanding 16-3 victory over fellow contenders FT. Perak, who lost their opening game to Malacca on Monday, rebounded with a 20-7 win over Sabah while Selangor eased past Penang 31-7.
In diving, FT's Hanis Nazirul Jayasurya, who is set to join the national back-up squad later this year, proved his pedigree when he eased to the boys' Under-12 1m springboard gold with a 194.30 score.
In second place was Selangor's Ikhlas Ahmad Sharol Lail on 178.95 while Sabah's Jellson Jabillin (175.90) clinched the bronze.
The girls' Under-12 1m springboard saw Selangor's Megan Elizabeth Teoh cruise to victory with a score of 167.65 ahead of Sarawak's Kimberly (134.70). Sabah's Nur Ain Naadzmi was third on 134.50.
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Siew Hui Completes Sweep Of Short Races In Record Times
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| Splashing to a double: Selangor’s Yap Siew Hui powering her way to another 100m butterfly record in the girls’ 13-15 age-group at the Shah Alam Aquatic Centre yesterday. — FAIHAN GHANI / The Star |
The 15-year-old completed her double for Selangor by clocking 1:03.06 to break the previous mark of 1:04.01 held by former national swimmer Hii Siew Siew. The record in the girls’ 13-15 age-group for the 100m butterfly had stood since 2009.
Selangor team-mate Asmalia Filzati Redzuan took silver with 1:05.55 while Kuala Lumpur’s Tan Ro Ying finished third with 1:06.83.
Siew Hui, who also won the 50m butterfly on Monday with a new record, has amassed three golds and two silvers so far.
She also took gold in the 100m backstroke and the silver medal she earned yesterday came in the 200m backstroke, finishing behind Ro Ying. Despite completing a sweep of the short butterfly races in record times, Siew Hui was far from pleased with her efforts.
“I felt that I could have gone a second faster.
“The 50m and 100m butterfly are my two strong events and I’m happy to be able to break the meet records,” said last year’s Pahang Sukma gold medallist.
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| Siew Hui with her gold medal. |
“I hope to swim for the country one day.”
Siew Hui joined the national squad based at Bukit Jalil early this year.
With Marellyn Liew having left the Bukit Jalil set-up, there is a pressing need to find a good woman butterfly swimmer for the SEA Games campaign in Myanmar.
Siew Hui appears to be the best bet at the moment, considering her time is better than the winning time in the girls’ 16-18 age-group (1:06.76 set by Mak Ai Sin of Selangor).
Sarawak’s Welson Sim also notched his second record in the national schools meet when he won the 1,500m freestyle Open race in 16:13.76.
The 15-year-old boy’s time eclipsed the previous mark of 16:35.56, which was set by Kevin Lim in 2009.
RESULTS
ARCHERY n BOYS
·Under-18
70m: 1. Mohd Norhairulnizam Rosdi (Mal) 299pts, 2. Mohd Idris Shah Shahruddin (Kul) 299, 3. Adam Wong (Sab) 298.
50m: 1. Adam Wong (Sab) 319, 2. Mohd Idris Shah (Kul) 314, 3. Mohd Ikram Joni (Kel) 311.
·Under-15
50m: 1. Arriffuddinur Zakaria (Sel) 320, 2. Mohd Zarif Syahir Zolkepli (Ter) 318, 3. Dennis Koay (Pen) 316.
40m: 1. Arrifuddinur Zakaria (Sel) 323, 2. Mohd Zahir Shahir Zolkepli (Ter) 320, 3. Mohd Zulhafiz Mohd Yusoff (Sel) 316.
·Under-12
30m: 1 Mohd Jamil Shah Shahrudin (Kul) 344, 2. Mohd Aqil Mun’im Shamir (Sel) 330, 3. Bryson Ting (Swk) 323.
25m: Mohd Jamil Shah Shahrudin (Kul) 327, 2. Mohd Shafee Habeeb Rahuman (Prk) 326, 3. Mohd Aqil Mun’im Shamir (Sel) 313.
n GIRLS
·Under-18
60m: 1. Nur Alia Ghafar (Ter) 307, 2. Loke Shin Hui (Pen) 300, 3. G. Sharaniya (Pen) 299.
·Under-15
50m: 1. Wan Farah Aina Wan Ahmadi (Swk) 319, 2. Syarfa Zulaikha Shabudin (Pen) 318, 3. Teoh Wen Zhing (Pen) 317.
·Under-12
30m: 1. Aqilah Pathoo Raman (Ter) 338, 2. Wan Nur Anisah Wan Zakaria (Prk) 328, 3. Inka Cristie Stephan (Sab) 326.
RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS
n PRE-JUNIOR
·All-around individual: 1. Amisha Sofia Azli (Kul) 38.250, 2. Alisya Jasmin Noor Azmi (Kul) 34.800, 3. Leong Yi Wai (Sel) 33.400.
·Team: 1. KL (Amisha Sofia Azli, Alisya Jasmin Noor Azmi, Nur Aqila Junaidi, Anisya Khairina Kamarul Azman) 96.000; 2. Selangor (Leong Yi Wai, Jess Lim Yen Xin, Shannon Ng Jia Hui, Claudia Ng Jia Yee) 87.000; 3. Perak (Nur Irdina Abdul Malek, Koh Gai Pin, Koo Wai Yee, Nadiah Nabilah Bakri) 79.300.
n JUNIOR
·All-around Individual: 1. Izzah Amzan (Kul) 41.800, 2. Iman Iskandar Chan (Sel) 39.750, 3. Chong Lok Yi (Sel) 36.250.
·Team: 1. KL (Thew Yue Jia, Chan Mei Thung, Dania Imanina Kamarul Bahri, Izzah Amzan) 102.800; 2. Selangor (Yap Qian Ling, Low Jia Huai, Chong Lok Yi, Iman Iskandar Chan) 100.200; 3. Malacca (Ngim Su Juen, Liow Yue Jen, Aini Sophi Shamsol Zailan, Aina Sophia Shamsol Zail) 78.150.
n SENIOR
·Club: 1. Au Wei Ran (Sel) 13.900, 2. Alice Masdewi Cheah (Sel) 13.400, 3. Ismahani Mardhiah Mornie (Mal) 11.700.
·Ribbon: 1. Ismahani Mardhiah Mornie (Mal) 13.050, 2. Au Wei Ran (Sel) 12.700, 3. Alice Masdewi Cheah (Sel) 12.450.
·All-around individual: 1. Au Wei Ran (Sel) 42.950, 2. Alice Masdewi Cheah (Sel) 39.350, 3. Ismahani Mardhiah Mornie (Mal) 37.750
SWIMMING
n BOYS
·OPEN
1500m freestyle: 1. Welson Sim (Swk) 16:13.17 new rec, 2. Faang Tia’a Der (Joh) 17:09.15, 3. Ngu Jiung Wei (Swk) 17:15.08.
·12 and under
100m butterfly: 1. Sebastian Soon (Sel) 1:10.91, 2. Low Zheng Yong (Mal) 1:12.14, 3. Khiew Ho Yean (Kul) 1:12.75.
100m breaststroke: 1. Lee Jia Jing (Kul) 1:22.89, 2. Sean Goh (Sel) 1:25.55, 3. Low Zheng Yong (Mal) 1:26.39.
·13-15
100m breaststroke: 1. Nicholas Soon (Sel) 1:10.16, 2. Eric Tan (Sab) 1:12.20, 3. Ngu Jiung Jing (Swk) 1:12.75.
100m butterfly: 1. Eric Tan (Sab) 59.27, 2. Nee Gui Ping (Swk) 1:01.54, 3. Ngu Jiung Jing (Swk) 1:02.16.
200m backstroke: 1. Hollymax Bell (Sab) 2:17.70, 2. Ngu Jiung Wei (Swk) 2:20.13, 3. Lau Jasper (Swk) 2:29.11.
·16-18
100m butterfly: 1. Roydon Ong (Swk) 58.27, 2. Wong Wai Kit (Sab) 58.59, 3. Kit Sern (Kul) 59.14.
200m backstroke: 1. Faang Tia’a Der (Joh) 2:16.05, 2. Foong Wei Yao (Mal) 2:17.35, 3. Low Kar Jun (Joh) 2:26.31.
100m breaststroke: 1. Benny Ng (Sel) 1:08.35, 2. Khaw Chan Jao (Ked) 1:09.54, 3. Foong Wei Yao (Mal) 1:11.29.
n GIRLS
·12 and under
100m butterfly: 1. Rosalind Pang (Sel) 1:12.70, 2. Anjali Lim Min (Kul) 1:13.53, 3. Shannen Kay (Sel) 1:13.76.
100m breaststroke: 1. Liew Chern Xin (Sel) 1:25.69, 2. Shannen Kay (Sel) 1:25.72, 3. Clarissa Cheam (Pen) 1:26.73.
·13-15
100m butterfly: 1. Yap Siew Hui (Sel) 1:03.06 new rec, 2. Asmalia Filzati Redzuan (Sel) 1:05.55, 3. Tan Ro Ying (Kul) 1:06.83.
200m backstroke: 1. Tan Ro Ying (Kul) 2:38.38, 2 Yap Siew Hui (Sel) 2:39.59, 3. Zoe Bodwen (Kul) 2:41.12.
100m breaststroke: 1. Koh Jia Yi (Kul) 1:15.21, 2. Nadia Redza (Sel) 1:15.28, 3. Kimberly Ong (Sel) 1:18.11.
·16-18
100m butterfly: 1. Mak Ai Sin (Sel) 1:06.76, 2. Angela Chieng (Swk) 1:06.97, 3. Freda Awang Pan (Sab) 1:07.02.
200m backstroke: 1. Chris Tan (Sab) 2:28.80, 2. Nita Wong (Swk) 2:31.89, 3. Heah Zi Xin (Pen) 2:35.19.
100m breaststroke: 1. Pee Jing En (Kul) 1:15.58, 2. Mak Ai Sin (Sel) 1:17.16, 3. Geneverl Koid (Pen) 1:19.45.
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