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Cycling, Golf, Ju-Jitsu, Triathlon and Water Polo

Cycling: ASEAN Track Series, Melbourne Track Attack 2025


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Valencia Tan performed outstandingly at the ASEAN Track Series in Nilai, Malaysia, claiming several top spots on the podium in three different series. In total, Valencia bagged 5 golds, 1 silver and 2 bronze medals. 


Further away, Ilyasaq Lee Rossdi came in 3rd place at the Melbourne Track Attack 2025.


Golf: HSBC Women’s World Championship Qualifiers, 4th Selangor International Junior Golf Championship, Malaysia


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At the local HSBC Women’s World Championship Qualifiers, golfer Chen Xingtong delivered an outstanding performance to claim the top spot on the podium and secured her qualification for the HSBC Women’s World Championship 2025. It was a close fight for Xingtong, who finished the game overall five-over 149, just one shot below Aloysa Atienza. Xingtong will join some of the world’s top women golfers in the prestigious event from 27 February to 2 March 2025.
 
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Additionally, she competed in the 4th Selangor International Junior Golf Championship alongside her peers, Anjanette Tan and Chloe Ng. The trio put up a strong showing, finishing in 3rd place with a 50-over-par 698, trailing behind Japan and Thailand.
 

Ju-Jitsu: Ju-Jitsu National Championship

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Mendel Tan dominated the Ju-Jitsu National Championship, bringing home gold medals in the U16 Under 56kg and Under 62kg categories. He also participated in the U14 Under 56kg and Under 69kg exhibition events.


Triathlon: Youth Aquathlon League (Series 1)

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Triathletes Lim Cheng Yu and Reyes Loh Shao En showcased outstanding performances at the Junior Under-19 event. Cheng Yu touched the finish line first among the competitors, claiming a gold medal, while Reyes won a bronze medal.

Water Polo: Canberra Open


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Justin Saik Kin Yan and Matthias Goh Zoltin were part of the Men’s Team that represented Singapore at the Canberra Open. Among teams from countries such as New Zealand and Australia, Team Singapore clinched the 3rd place.

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