Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia saved the day not only for Malaysia but for the Southeast Asian region after winning the lone title in men's event.
Usually, Southeast Asian badminton players dominate or capture titles in a badminton tournament especially when held in the region. This time it's not.
Lee defeated Kento Momota of Japan in the men's finals, 21-17, 23-21.
Making it in the semi finals were Indonesi's Tommy Sugiarto in men's singles and Thailand's Ratchanok Intanon in women's singles. Both players are favorite to win at the coming Asian Games in Jakarta.
Japan took two titles - the men's and women's doubles while Taipei's Tzu Ying Tai took the women's singles title.
The tournament was held from June 26 and ended last July 1.
Below are the successful SEA athletes at the tournament.
Men's Singles
- 1st - Chong Wei Lee (Malaysia)
3rd - Tommy Sugiarto (Indonesia)
Women's Singles
- 3rd - Ratchanok Intanon (Thailand)
Women's Doubles
- 3rd - Della Destiara Haris & Rizki Amelia Pradipta (Indonesia)
Its about Southeast Asian Sports! Believing in sports information dissemination for future use and reference. Supporting and promoting sports in Southeast Asian region!
Jakarta, Host of the 15th ASEAN Schools Games
Screengrab via YouTube/ASG14Brunei Jakarta, Indonesia will host the 15th ASEAN Schools Games (ASG) in 2026! Honorable Dr. Muhammad Azi...
-
The 14th edition of the ASEAN Schools Games will be hosted by Brunei Darussalam this year. ASEAN School Games (ASG) (informally known as ... -
I. About the 14th ASEAN Schools Games II. Participating Nations III. Sports IV. Medal Tally V. Competition Venues VI. Medal Tally By Sp... -
HOME Medalists in athletics at the 13th ASEAN School Games in Da Nang, Vietnam. Day 1 Results Day 2 Results Day 3 Results Da...
No comments:
Post a Comment