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The 2019 Singapore National Championships wrapped up this evening with a true grand finale, as some of the nation’s best athletes proved resilient after a grueling four days of competition. The swimmers only only heightened their level of competition throughout the week, saving some of the best swims for last in a remarkable national battle. Hoping to force its names on the international scene, Singapore showcased its marquee athletes in its largest meet of the year, offering up a handful of competitive swims.<\/p>\n

Night Four Results<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Swimming World’s Singapore Nationals Meet Page<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Women’s 200 IM<\/h2>\n

As if she hadn’t monopolized the women’s side of competition all meet, Christie<\/strong> May<\/strong> Chue<\/strong> struck again in the 200 IM, going 2:19.58 to out-touch Ressa<\/strong> Kania<\/strong> Dewi<\/strong> (2:19.69). Ashley<\/strong> Lim<\/strong> was at her hip, crashing the pads with a time of 2:20.70 ahead of Eing Pawapotako<\/strong> (2:21.17).<\/p>\n

Gabrielle<\/strong> Jia Yun Wei<\/strong> (2:25.25) stole a spot in the top five to bump Sydney<\/strong> Chun<\/strong> (2:27.63) to sixth, as Alicia Li Ann Soosai<\/strong> (2:27.98) edged out Julia<\/strong> Lium<\/strong> (2:27.98). Faith<\/strong> Elizabeth<\/strong> Khoo<\/strong> (2:29.31) and Li Tong Madeline Lye<\/strong> (2:29.56) rounded out the heat.<\/p>\n

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Men’s 200 IM<\/h2>\n

Sheng Jun Pang<\/strong> (2:03.32) stole the show on the men’s side, bettering Darren Chua’s<\/strong> (2:04.43) mark by over a second. Jordan Yip<\/strong> seized the bronze with a time of 2:06.70, taking down Sebastian Soon<\/strong> (2:08.78) and Erasmus Ang<\/strong> (2:08.92).<\/p>\n

Bradley Tan<\/strong> (2:09.87) gained a decent advantage over Tasi Limtiaco<\/strong> (2:10.92) to cinch sixth; while Owen Ngan<\/strong> (2:13.11), Hayden Lin<\/strong> (2:14.53), Christian Low<\/strong> (2:15.31) took eighth, ninth, and tenth, respectively.<\/p>\n

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Women’s 50 Free<\/h2>\n

Ting Wen Quah<\/strong> reset the meet record with her stellar performance in the women’s 50 free, crashing the pads with a time of 25.26. Amanda Lim<\/strong> was her runner-up, clocking in at 25.46 to beat Cherlyn Yeoh<\/strong> (25.81). Joy Srisa-Ard (26.05) and Jasmine Alkhaldi<\/strong> (26.05) turned in identical swims for fourth, taking down Marina Chan<\/strong> (26.37). Kornkarnjana Sapianchai<\/strong> (26.47) surged down the lane for a seventh place finish, sending Angelique Yip<\/strong> (27.17) to eighth. Zi Yi Chan<\/strong> and Jamie Yazhen Koo<\/strong> brought up the rear with times of 27.20 and 27.31, respectively.<\/p>\n

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Men’s 50 Free<\/h2>\n

Jonathan Tan<\/strong> (22.55) struck once again in the men’s 50 free, gaining a healthy advantage over Motohide Mori<\/strong> (22.72). Virdhawal Khade<\/strong> put forth a 22.88 lap worthy of third, beating Tzen Wei<\/strong> Teong<\/strong> (22.94) and Jun Jie Mikkel Lee<\/strong> (22.98) by a narrow margin. Neel Roy<\/strong> (23.31) furthered his already impressive individual schedule with a sixth place finish; while Mitchell Ang<\/strong> (24.19) and Gabriel Foo<\/strong> (24.40) went stroke for stroke for seventh. Alard Schroeder<\/strong> (24.59) and Samuel Tang<\/strong> (24.66) filled out the rest of the top ten.<\/p>\n

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Women’s 200 Fly<\/h2>\n

Patarawadee Kittiya<\/strong> left the rest of the pack in the women’s 200 fly, dropping a 2:16.30 for the win. Nicholle Toh Fann Rui<\/strong> touched in over a second later, throwing up a 2:17.42 for second ahead of Ruby Cristol<\/strong> (2:18.56). Geunhui Lee<\/strong> (2:19.97) and Sydney Chun<\/strong> (2:20.37) battled for a spot in the top four, while Angelique Yip<\/strong> continued an impressive individual schedule with a 2:21.43. Chloe Daos<\/strong> (2:22.61) stayed at her hip, pulling ahead of Paloma Canos Cervera<\/strong> (2:30.53) and Sydney Londergan<\/strong> (2:35.47). Stephanie Chun<\/strong> fell in the rankings to tenth, posting a time of 2:38.19.<\/p>\n

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Men’s 200 Fly<\/h2>\n

Sajan Prakash<\/strong> held off Wine Wongcharoen<\/strong> (1:59.80) for the title, as Der Tiaa<\/strong> (2:00.77) sought an upset. Yi Ong<\/strong> (2:00.85) turned in a performance worthy of fourth, as Ephraim Tan<\/strong> stroked in to a 2:02.74 finish.<\/p>\n

Joshua Yeo<\/strong> (2:08.88) put forth an impressive performance of his own, beating Yingxuan Koo<\/strong> (2:09.79) by a wide margin. Randall Neo<\/strong> threw down a 2:11.63 for eighth, as Allstair Roberts<\/strong> (2:14.00) and Daniel Looi<\/strong> (2:15.93) rounded out a packed heat.<\/p>\n

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Women’s 800 Free<\/h2>\n

Ammiga Himathongkom<\/strong> finished up her individual schedule with an epic showing in the 800 free, whipping out an 8:54.57 to claim a decisive win. Adinda Larasati<\/strong> went 9:10.09 for second, surging ahead of Chantal Liew<\/strong> (9:14.73). Elizabeth Jiho Won<\/strong> conceded the bronze with a 9:22.47, but managed to put distance between herself and Rosalind Pang<\/strong> (9:27.62). Tiana Rabarijaona<\/strong> headed the next wave, crashing the pads with a 9:30.58 to beat out Madeline Lye<\/strong> (9:35.42). Ervina Lim<\/strong> turned in a 9:37.73 for eighth, proceeded by Bonnie Yeo<\/strong> (9:39.04) and Genevieve Lye<\/strong> (9:39.93).<\/p>\n

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Men’s 1500 Free<\/h2>\n

Advait Page<\/strong> (15:29.54) defended his honor as the marquee miler of the country, surging down the center of the lane and leaving the rest of the pack behind. Aryan Nehra<\/strong> gave him the best run, churning out a 15:40.89 to beat Glen Lim<\/strong> (15:45.72). Luke Tan<\/strong> fell outside the top three with a time of 16:04.70 before Ardi Azman<\/strong> crashed the pads with a 16:22.47. Ritchie Oh<\/strong> topped off an impressive individual schedule with a time of 16:29.57, as Nanda Wahyu<\/strong> tried to come up from behind with a 16:29.85. Jack Cassin<\/strong> headed the final wave, ending with a 16:42.23 to beat Michael Adeney<\/strong> (16:48.57). Zheng Lew<\/strong> rounded out the individual events with a time of 16:50.51.<\/p>\n

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Women’s 400 Medley Relay<\/h2>\n

Swimfast Aquatic club lived up to its name in the women’s 400 medley, churning out a 4:23.66 for a decisive victory over Chinese Swiming Club (4:26.64). Uwcsea-East secured the bronze with a 4:28.16 of their own to end the women’s schedule.<\/p>\n

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Men’s 400 Medley Relay<\/h2>\n

Aquatech dethroned Swimfast Aquatic Club (3:54.49) with a record-breaking swim of 3:46.42 in the men’s medley relay. Swimfast showcased their depth, as their B relay secured the bronze by a narrow margin, clocking in at 3:59.95.<\/p>\n

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