Kejohanan Akuatik Majlis Sukan Sekolah Malaysia ( MSSM ) Tahun 2014

Pusat Akuatik Darul Ehsan, Shah Alam
23-29 Mac 2014
8.00 pagi hingga 5.30 petang

KEHADIRAN TUAN/PUAN SANGAT DIHARGAI UNTUK  MENAMBAHKAN LAGI KEMERIAHAN KEJOHANAN AKUATIK MAJLIS SUKAN SEKOLAH MALAYSIA ( MSSM ) BAGI TAHUN 2014

Zhen Yi Swims Her Way To 10 Gold Medals In Aquatic Championships

Zhen Yi with her bountiful of gold medals.

 

ELEVEN-year-old Yeong Zhen Yi is a swimming star in the making.

The Year Five pupil of SJK (C) Batu Sebelas Cheras stole the limelight in the Milo-Selangor Schools Sports Council Aquatic championships at the Darul Ehsan Aquatic Centre in Shah Alam recently.

In the four-day championships, Zhen Yi won 10 gold medals in the girls’ Under-12 age group. The gold medal haul also earned Zhen Yi the Best Performer award in the girls’ Under-12 age group.

Her impressive performance also contributed to SJK(C) Batu Sebelas becoming the overall champions in the Primary Schools category.

She was naturally happy with her performance and was looking forward to the Milo-Malaysian Schools Sports Council (MSSM) swimming championships later this month.

The MSSM championships will be held at the Darul Ehsan Aquatic Centre in Shah Alam from March 24-28. She will be taking part in all 10 events.

Zheng Yang (left) and Siew Hui with their Overall Best Swimmer awards.

“I hope to do well in the MSSM swimming championships. It will be an interesting competition. I will get the chance to compete against some of the top swimmers in the age group,’’ said Zhen Yi.

For the jovial Zhen Yi, the season has been a fruitful one. In last month’s Kuala Lumpur age group championships, she won 12 golds — 10 individual and two in the relays — and she is eager to clock faster times in her events in the MSSM meet.

The championships was an exciting affair as several swimmers in the National Back-up squad also made their presence felt.

Yeap Zheng Yang, a student of SMJK Katholik, was voted the Best Performer in the boys’ Under-18 age group as well as Overall Best Swimmer in the boys category.

Zheng Yang won eight gold medals and also created new records in the 100m and 200 freestyle events.

Yap Siew Hui. also a student of SMJK Katholik, was impressive and won 10 gold medals. She also rewrote three meet records — in the 50m, 100m and 200m butterfly events.

For her outstanding performance, Siew Hui was named the Best Performer in the girls Under-18 age group and the overall Best Swimmer in the girls category.

Both Siew Hui and Zheng Yang’s contribution of 18 gold medals made SMJK Katholik the overall champions in the Secondary Schools section.

In the Under-15 age group, Carynn Kay Chan, from Regent International School, was the Best Performer in the girls’ category after winning four gold medals while in the boys’ category, the Best Performer was Sri Cempaka’s Desmond Ng Yi Hao with five gold medals.

Yoke Chooi was happy with the overall results of the participants.

Sri Cempaka’s Jayden Tan Khai Xin and Lim Shum Qi were adjudged as the Best Performers in the boys and girls section of the Under-10 age group. Jayden won the award for winning four golds while Shum Qi won three golds.

Selangor Education Department sport unit’s swimming co-ordinator Wong Yoke Chooi said they were pleased with the overall results of the swimmers.

“Most of them are undergoing training with their respective coaches. We expect them to do well in the MSSM championships.

“We are the defending champions. It will be great if we can retain the overall crown for the second year,” said Yoke Chooi.

In the five team water-polo championships, SMK Kwang Hua became the champions after recording four wins. In second place was Sri Kuala Lumpur followed by SMK Kota Kemuning.

Results

Best Performers

Boys

Under -10: Jayden Tan Khai Xin (Sri Cempaka)

Under -12: David Ong Tze Li (Sri Kuala Lumpur)

Under-15: Desmond Ng Yi Hao (Sri Cempaka)

Under-18: Yeap Zheng Yang (SMJK Katholik)

Overall Best Swimmer: Yeap Zheng Yang (SMJK Katholik)

Girls

Under -10: Lim Shum Qi (Sri Cempaka)

Under -12: Yeong Zhen Yi (SJKC Batu Sebelas Cheras)

Under-15: Carynn Kay Chan (Regent International School)

Under-18: Yap Siew Hui (SMJK Katholik)

Overall Best Swimmer: Yap Siew Hui (SMJK Katholik)

Team

Champions: Hulu Langat; 2. Petaling Perdana; 3. Petaling Utama.

Secondary Schools: SMJK Katholik; 2. SMK Kota Kemuning; 3. SM Sri Kuala Lumpur.

Primary Schools: SJK(C) Batu Selebas Cheras; 2. Sri Cempaka; 3. SR Sri Kuala Lumpur.

Water Polo: 1. SMK Kwang Hua; 2. Sri Kuala Lumpur; 3. SMK Kota Kemuning

Mesyuarat PTPS Akuatik MSSM 1/2014

Hotel Alami Garden

Shah Alam, Selangor

12- 14 Februari 2014

Mesyuarat  Bil. 1/2014 Pengerusi Teknik Pembangunan Sukan yang dihadiri oleh 16 Pengerusi Teknik dan Pembangunan Sukan dari Jabatan Pendidikan Negeri merupakan mesyuarat pertama tahun 2014. Tujuan mesyuarat  adalah sebagai persediaan  ke arah Kejohanan Akuatik 2014-2015 dan program pembangunan  akuatik bagi tahun 2014

Dalam mesyuarat  ini PTPS  dimaklumkan  agar semua PTPS merancang program pembangunan negeri masing-masing  dan pihak SSBJ-SSTMI juga diminta untuk memaklumkan mengenai status pelajar di sekolah tersebut.

Semua PTPS juga dimaklumkan oleh PTPS Kebangsaan bersama PTPS Putrajaya mengenai pendaftaran e-Kejohanan dan acara  oleh semua JPN sebelum 21 Mac 2014.

Daniel: We Can Lower National Record Further

The Malaysian swimming quartet of (from left) Daniel Bego, Lim Ching Hwang, Welson Sim Wee Sheng dan Vernon Lee Jeau Zhi, have qualified for the 4x100m and 4x200m freestyle relays for next year's Commonwealth Games in Scotland. - BERNAMA

KUALA LUMMPUR: Swimmer Daniel Bego, who bagged his 10th career SEA Games gold in Naypyitaw recently, can look forward to the new year with renewed confidence and a third appearance at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

The 200m freestyle relay squad led by Daniel just missed out on gold but there is a silver lining as they have qualified on merit for the first time for the Commonwealth Games, which will take place in July next year.

Daniel, Lim Ching Hwang, Kevin Yeap and Welson Sim slashed four seconds off the SEA Games record in clocking 7:27.32 but still ended up with silver behind Singapore-led Joseph Schooling, just ahead in 7:26.67.

The qualifying time used by Olympic Council of Malaysia is the sixth placing at the last Commonwealth Games in New Delhi in 2010 is 7:43.53, which interestingly, was set by a Malaysian quartet.

Daniel and Kevin swam the relay at that time.

It is not the only event Daniel has qualified for the Commonwealth Games. Daniel, Ching Hwang, Welson and Vernon Lee also qualified on merit for the 4x100m freestyle relay with their silver medal winning time of 3:26.98.

The qualifying time for the event for next year’s Commonwealth Games is 3:28.06.

Daniel was unaware they have made the cut so early and said it’s good to have something to look forward to.

There is every chance for the 200m freestyle quartet to possibly challenge for a medal for the first time at the Commonwealth Games if they improve on their latest national record effort.

Daniel reckoned the team have a bright future and can go faster.

“Welson is only 15 and Ching Hwang is 17, so we have young swimmers who are capable of going faster.

“We could have got a different colour in the 4x200m freestyle but Kevin had not recovered fully from his sickness and Ching Hwang injured his elbow at that point.

“With everyone at their best, we should be cutting down on the time next year and hopefully, another shave a few seconds off the national record. That is what every one of us will be looking forward to. On my part, I just hope to swim as well and stay injury-free,” said Daniel after the OCM-Sports Toto Athletes Awards.

Daniel, who bagged gold in the 400m freestyle aside from three silvers and one bronze, received a medal and RM1,000 at the function.

Daniel added he never thought he would be winning gold at the SEA Games level again after having had to miss the previous one in Palembang two years ago due to shoulder injuries.

“I went for operations on my shoulders and it was rehabilitation for a long time so I was just glad to do the chasing this time. I never thought I would return home as a gold medallist again,” added Daniel, who won five gold medals at the Laos SEA Games in 2009.

MALAYSIA TEMPAT KE-3 KESELURUHAN

Kejohanan Renang Sekolah Asia Kali Ke-4 telah berakhir.  Malaysia telah mendapat 4 pingat emas, 5 pingat perak dan 5 pingat gangsa dengan keputusan rasmi.  Dengan kutipan pingat sejumlah 14 pingat, Malaysia telah menduduki tempat ke-3  keseluruhan di belakang Hong Kong dan Thailand. Majlis Penutupan Rasmi kejohanan telah berlangsung pada 6 November 2013 di Grand Hyatt Macau pada jam 6.30 petang. Kontinjen Malaysia akan berlepas pulang ke tanah air pada 7 November 2013.

Keputusan Akhir.

Pertukaran Cenderamata Antara Ketua Kontinjen

Pertukaran Cenderamata Antara Ketua Kontinjen

Pertukaran Cenderamata Antara Ketua Kontinjen

Peserta 4 X 100m Lelaki Gaya Bebas Menerima Pingat Perak Di Majlis Penutupan

Para Pemenang Bersama Pegawai Pendidikan Macau Dan Ketua Kontinjen

Pegawai dan Atlet Malaysia

KEPUTUSAN PERINGKAT AKHIR 5 NOVEMBER 2013

Asmalia Penerima Pingat Perak Dalam Acara 200m Perempuan Kupu-Kupu

Tern Jian Han Penerima Pingat Emas Dalam 

Acara 100m Lelaki Kupu-Kupu dan 50m Lellaki Kuak Lentang

Phee Jinq En Penerima Pingat Gangsa 

Acara 500m Perempuan Kuak Dada

Yeap Zheng Yang Penerima Pingat Gangsa 

Acara 200m Lelaki Gaya Bebas

Angela Penerima Pingat Perak 400m Perempuan Gaya Bebas

KEJOHANAN HARI YANG KE-3

Antara peserta akhir yang akan mengambil bahagian di peringkat akhir pada hari ini.

Pertandingan akan bermula pada jam 7 malam ini. 

Selamat maju jaya kepada semua atlet Malaysia

           

     

Welson Sim Penerima Pingat Emas 

Acara 1500m Lelaki Gaya Bebas

Yeap Zheng Yang Penerima Pingat Emas 

Acara 400m Lelaki Gaya Bebas

Jian Han Penerima Pingat Perak 

Acara 100m Lelaki Kuak Lentang

Asmalia Penerima Pingat Gangsa Acara 

100m Perempuan Gaya Kupu-Kupu

Angela Penerima Pingat Gangsa 

Acara 800m Perempuan Gaya Bebas

PINGAT EMAS PERTAMA MALAYSIA

Pada hari kedua kejohanan sebanyak 14 lagi acara saringan dan  1 acara akhir telah berlangsung dalam Kejohanan Renang Sekolah Asia Kali Ke-4.  Dalam acara akhir 1500m Gaya Bebas Lelaki,  Welson Sim telah mendapat pingat emas dengan catatan masa 16:06.50. 

ACARA KEJOHANAN HARI KE-2

KEJOHANAN HARI PERTAMA

Pada hari pertama kejohanan, sebanyak 14 acara saringan dan 1 acara akhir telah berlangsung.
Dalam acara 800m Gaya Bebas Perempuan Akhir,  Angela Chieng Chui Fei telah berjaya mendapat
pingat Gangsa.   Acara saringan yang telah berlangsung adalah:

UPACARA MAJLIS PERASMIAN

TARIKH     :  2 NOVEMBER 2013

MASA       :   6 PETANG

TEMPAT  :  OLYMPIC  SPORTS CENTRE - SWIMMING CENTRE TAIPA, MACAU.

Perbarisan Masuk Kontinjen Malaysia

Ucapan Perasmian

Bacaran Ikrar Kejohanan

Upacara Memotong Riben Oleh Ketua-Ketua Konttinjen

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