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Singapore at the 2005 SEA Games

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Singapore at the
2005 Southeast Asian Games
IOC codeSIN
NOCSingapore National Olympic Council
Websitewww.singaporeolympics.com (in English)
in the Manila
Competitors363
Flag bearerRemy Ong
Medals
Ranked 6th
Gold
42
Silver
32
Bronze
55
Total
129
Southeast Asian Games appearances (overview)

Singapore participated at the 2005 Southeast Asian Games in the Philippines under the IOC country code SIN. Sending a delegation of 658 athletes and 291 officials, the third largest it had ever sent to the games, the Singapore team set its target at 35 gold medals, five more than the haul won at the 2003 Southeast Asian Games held in Vietnam.

The selection criteria for participating in the games was set strictly based on their ability to win at least a bronze medal for the country. Hence, the Singapore National Olympic Council asked the various sporting federation bodies to nominate their candidates based on their performance between 1 March 2005 to 24 June 2005, with achievements above the bronze medal scores in previous games. While this process was relatively smooth for some sports such as swimming, table tennis and badminton, it raised issues on management and competence for others like athletics, chess and squash.

The Ministry of Community Development produced a theme song, Live Our Dreams, composed by Thomas Schönberg and sung by Kit Chan, to inspire the Singapore contingent in the games. The Chief of mission to the games was Oon Jin Teik.

Medals

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Aquatics – Swimming1391133
2Sailing73111
3Table Tennis62210
4Shooting34512
5Athletics3148
6Gymnastics2204
7Bodybuilding2013
8Pencak Silat13711
9Billiards and Snooker1258
10Wushu1124
11Fencing1023
12Triathlon1012
13Aquatics – Water Polo1001
14Bowling0224
15Golf0112
Rowing0112
17Badminton0101
18Chess0033
19Karatedo0022
Petanque0022
21Archery0011
Totals (21 entries)423253127

Gold

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Silver

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Bronze

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Results by event

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Archery

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Men's individual recurve

  • Loh Wen Liang (Long Distance Qualifiers: 592; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1243; Elimination Round 1/16: defeated Thailand 157–153; lost to Malaysia 154–162)
  • Ong Chee Bin (Long Distance Qualifiers: 567; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1219; Elimination Round 1/16: defeated Indonesia 157–144; lost to Thailand 159–162)
  • Soh Wee Peng (Long Distance Qualifiers: 528; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1156; Elimination Round 1/16: defeated the Philippines152–148)
  • Woo Wei Leong (Long Distance Qualifiers: 569; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1202; Elimination Round 1/16: lost to Indonesia 152–153)

Men's individual compound

  • Lee Siak Wan Ray (Long Distance Qualifiers: 642; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1316; Elimination Round 1/16: lost to Thailand 161–167)
  • Heng Fook Hup Vinson (Long Distance Qualifiers: 649; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1320, seventh position; Elimination Round 1/16: lost to Thailand 158-1597)
  • Kwong Kok Fong Eugene (Long Distance Qualifiers: 630; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1319; Elimination Round 1/16: defeated Malaysia 169–159; Elimination Round 1/8: lost to Myanmar 156–161)
  • Ong Chong Soon Michael (Long Distance Qualifiers: 646, ninth position; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1322; Elimination Round 1/16: defeated Thailand 164–147; Elimination Round 1/8: lost to Myanmar 161–164)

Women's individual compound

  • Lee Bee Teng Shirlene (Long Distance Qualifiers: 634; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1300; Elimination Round 1/16: defeated Vietnam 149–128; Elimination Round 1/8: lost to Singapore 153–171)
  • Maryanne Gul (Long Distance Qualifiers: 660; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1328; Elimination Round 1/16: Bye; Elimination Round 1/8: defeated Singapore 171–153; Elimination Round 1/4: defeated the Philippines 105–100; Quarter-Finals: lost to the Philippines 99–114; Bronze Medal Match: defeated Myanmar 107–104. Finished third position)
  • Leong Yoke Sim Janie (Long Distance Qualifiers: 627; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1283; Elimination Round 1/16: defeated Vietnam 158–151; Elimination Round 1/8: lost to Thailand 155–163)
  • Tan Bee Wah Sharon (Long Distance Qualifiers: 590; Short Distance Qualifiers: 1711; Elimination Round 1/16: lost to Thailand 149–150)

Men's compound Team

Men's recurve team

Women's compound Team

Aquatics

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Men's swimming

Women's swimming

Men's water polo: 1st place

Athletics

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UK Shyam and Poh Seng Song qualification marked the first time in 12 years in which two Singaporean sprinters were featured in the 100 metres event.

Men

Women

Badminton

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Men's singles:

Women's singles:

Men's doubles:

Women's doubles:

Mixed doubles:

Men's team

(lost to Vietnam 2–3, did not advance)

Women's team:

(lost to Thailand 2–3, finished second position)

Billiards and Snooker

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Men's 1 Cushion Carom Singles

Men's 8-Ball Pool Singles

Men's 8-Ball Pool Doubles

Men's 9-Ball Pool Singles

Men's 9-Ball Pool Doubles

Men's 15-Ball Pool Singles

Men's 15-Ball Pool Doubles

Men's snooker doubles

Men's Snooker Team

Women's 8-Ball Pool Singles

Women's 9-Ball Pool Singles

Bodybuilding

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Bowling

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Men's singles

Men's doubles

Men's trios

Men's team of 5

Women's singles

Women's doubles

Women's trios

Women's team of 5

Canoeing/Kayaking

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Chess

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Men's Blitz Chess

Men's Rapid Chess

Men's Rapid Chess Team

Men's Standard Chess

Women's Blitz Chess

Women's Standard Chess

Cycling

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Cross Country (Men)

Downhill (Men / Women)

40 km Individual

160 km Masses Start (Team)

Criterium Race

Dancesport

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Latin American Dances

Standard

Equestrian

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Showjumping

Showjumping Team

Fencing

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Men's Épée

Men's Épée Team

Men's Foil

Men's Foil Team

Men's Sabre

Men's Sabre Team

Women's Épée

Women's Épée Team

Women's Foil

Women's Foil Team

Women's Sabre

Football

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Men's:

  • Elimination round: lost to Vietnam, 1–2
  • Elimination round: tied with Indonesia, 0–0
  • Elimination round: defeated Laos, 1–0
  • Elimination round: defeated Myanmar, 1–0

Finished at third position in Group B and failed to advance to next stage.

Golf

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Men's singles

Men's team

Women's singles

  • Goh Simin Christabel (Round 1: twelfth position, Round 2: 82, thirteenth position, Finals: twelfth position)
  • Heng Su-Ann (Round 1: eleventh position, Round 2: 72, tenth position, Finals: tenth position)
  • Koh Sock Hwee (Round 1: ninth position, Round 2: 76, eleventh position, Finals: eleventh position)

Women's team

Gymnastics

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Men's:

Women's:

Judo

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Men's:

Karatedo

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Men's:

  • Individual Kata – Teo Heng Bin (finished fifth)
  • Individual Kumite (55 kg) – Jeremy Aruldoss Bronze match (withdraw due to rib injury)1st rd- Win 6–5 to Myanmar, Quarter-final Win 12–5 to Cambodia, Semis Lost to Malaysia (Asian Games Gold) 1–9
  • Individual Kumite (75 kg) – Lee Chia Jun (Disqualified) Technical Fault
  • Individual Kumite (open weight) – Lee Chia Jun (defeated Thailand 6–3, placed third)

Women's:

  • Individual Kata – Ng Pei Yi: finished third

Lawn Bowls

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Men's pairs

Men's triples

Women's singles

Pencak Silat

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Men's:

Women's:

Petanque

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Women's singles

Women's pairs

Rowing

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Men's single sculls

Men's Lightweight Single Sculls

Men's lightweight double sculls

Women's pairs

Sailing

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Men's:

Women's:

Sepak Takraw

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Men's:

Shooting

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Men's 10m air rifle

Men's 50m Free Pistol

Men's 50m Free Rifle Prone

Men's practical pump shotgun

Men's practical semi-auto shotgun

Men's skeet

Men's trap

Men's trap Team

Men's Double Trap

Men's practical pistol

Women's 10m air pistol

Women's 10m air rifle

Women's 50m Free Rifle 3-Position

Women's 50m Free Rifle Prone

Women's skeet

Women's trap

Softball

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Women's team

Table tennis

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Men's singles

Men's doubles

Men's team

Women's singles

  • Li Jiawei (Stage 1: Bye; Stage 1: defeated Vietnam 3–0; Semi finals: defeated Thailand 4–3; Finals: lost to Singapore, finished second position)
  • Zhang Xueling (Stage 1: defeated IMyanmar 3–2; Stage 1: defeated Vietnam 3–0; Semi finals: defeated Indonesia 4–0; Finals: defeated Singapore, finished first position)

Women's doubles

Women's team

Mixed doubles

Taekwondo

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Men's

Women's

Traditional Boat Race

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Men's

  • 500m (10 a side) team – (Heats: 2:09.96, fifth position; Repechage: third position, did not advance)
  • 1000m (10 a side) team – (Heats: 4:43.68; Repechage: 4:28.25; Finals: 4:36.33, finished fourth position)

Women's

  • 500m (10 a side) team – (Heats: 2:24.86, fourth position; Repechage: third position, did not advance)
  • 1000m (10 a side) team – (Heats: 5:08.56; Repechage: 5:03.11; Finals: 4:56.52, finished fourth position)

Triathlon

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Men's

Women's

Volleyball

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Women's:

Wushu

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