He came to the meet with just one goal: to swim a clean 200m freestyle. Four days, six individual wins, two relay titles, and one national record later, Hoe Yean walked out with the kind of dominance he doesn’t plan. The National Aquatic Centre fell into a hush as Khiew Hoe Yean stepped up on
Malaysia and Kuala Lumpur’s golden boy ace battles fatigue, banks triple gold haul on his toughest night yet For most, Day 3 was a test of skill. For Khiew Hoe Yean, it was a test of limits. The 23-year-old Kuala Lumpur swimmer left the pool with three more golds — in the 400m freestyle, 200m
One shattered a meet record. The other shattered expectations. Jayden Tan Khai Xin books his ticket to the World Championships, while 15-year-old Shannon Tan Yan Qing qualifies for her first SEA Games The 400m Individual Medley is a ruthless event — it doesn’t favor brilliance in one stroke; it demands balance, endurance, and the ability
Bukit Jalil turned electric on Thursday night, 23 April 2025 as the country’s top swimmers, seasoned competitors, and rising teenage talents took over the National Aquatic Centre, with strobes of spray, streaks of speed, and each chasing more than just medals. This year’s meet isn’t just a domestic showdown. It doubles as a qualifying platform
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