Showing posts with label ASEAN School Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ASEAN School Games. Show all posts

14th ASEAN Schools Games


I. About the 14th ASEAN Schools Games
II. Participating Nations
III. Sports
IV. Medal Tally
V. Competition Venues
VI. Medal Tally By Sports
VII. Official Mascot
VIII. Official Emblem/Logo
   
I. About the 14th ASEAN Schools Games
The 14th ASEAN Schools Games (ASG) is being hosted by Brunei Darassalam from November 20 to 28. This marks the second time Brunei has hosted this event, with the previous one held in 2015. The opening ceremony will take place on November 20 at the Indoor Stadium, while the closing ceremony will be held on November 30 at Setia Point.
This year's theme is "Dream, Strive, Achieve", adapted from the Bruneian proverb Bekarih, Bejarih, Belurih, which reflects the values of diligence, perseverance and hard work.

The ASEAN Schools Games (ASG) is an annual sporting event which aims to enhance friendship among students around the Southeast Asian region. It also seeks to promote ASEAN solidarity among the youth through school sports and provide opportunities for school athletes to engage in cultural exchange.

II. Participating Nations
  • Brunei (host) (153 student-athletes)
  • Cambodia (14 student-athletes)
  • Indonesia 
  • Laos (21 student-athletes)
  • Malaysia
  • Myanmar (51 student-athletes)
  • Philippines (141 student-athletes)
  • Singapore (130 student-athletes)
  • Thailand (134 student-athletes)
  • Vietnam (35 student athletes)

III. Sports
There are 106 events in 8 sport disciplines being contested. These are athletics (30), badminton (6), basketball (2), netball (1), pencak silat (16),  sepak takraw (3), swimming (38) and wushu (10). (Click Sports for more details)

 



IV. Final Medal Tally




V. Schedule & Competition Venues
 

Event venues include the Sports School (badminton), Indoor Stadium (basketball), Hassanal Bolkiah Sports Complex (netball), Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium (athletics), Pusat Belia (pencak silat), National Swimming Pool (swimming), Rimba II Secondary School (sepak takraw) and Universiti Brunei Darussalam Sports Complex (wushu). 

 
VI. Medal Tally By Sports
 

VII. Official Mascot
 


The official mascot named "Wira" is a fictional character that symbolizes the energetic, enthusiastic and superior character of a teenager. The name "Wira" was chosen for its brevity, memorability, and its alignment with the sporting theme of the games symbolizing the spirit of healthy competition among student athletes from Southeast Asian countries.

 

Wira wears modern sportswear reflecting the values of the Malay Islamic Monarchy (MIB). Additionally, the mascot sports futuristic glasses, which add an innovative and contemporary touch to its appearance. This mascot not only represents the fighting spirit and perseverance of the athletes, but also welcomes the presence of student athletes from all over Southeast Asia with joy and respect.

 

Overall, Wira depicts the resilience and tenacious spirit of the student athletes who strive to achieve success in sports in line with the motto of the 14th ASEAN Schools Games "Dream, Strive, Achieve", as well as a symbol of unity and inspiration in the ASEAN region.

 

Mascot Creator: DK Rahimah Amani Binti PG Abdul Rahman (Jerudong International School Student) 

 
 
VIII. Official Emblem/Logo

  



 

 

Brunei at the 13th ASEAN School Games


Brunei Darussalam Sports School Council (MSSSBD), Department of Co-Curriculum Education will send a contingent of 56 participants, comprising 33 student-athletes, 23 officers and staff, to the 13th AseanSchools Games (ASG) 2024 in Danang, Vietnam.

Team Laos at the 13th ASEAN Scool Games

 

Laos will compete at the 13th ASEAN School Games to be held in Da Nang, Vietnam from May 31 to June 9.

Team Singapore at the 13th ASEAN School Games


 

More than 100 student athletes from 24 schools will be representing Singapore at the 13th ASEAN School Games (ASG) in Da Nang, Vietnam from 31 May to 9 June 2024. The Singapore School Sports Team (SSST) contingent will compete in four sports, namely Athletics, Badminton, Basketball and Swimming.

 

Team Philippines at the 13th ASEAN School Games

Here are the name of student-athletes that will represent Team Philippines at the 13th ASEAN School Games in Da Nang, Vietnam from May 31 to June 9. The Philippines will compete in five sports in this annual sporting event. These are athletics, badminton, basketball, pencak silat and swimming. A total of 119 student-athletes will composed the team delegation.









 

Vovinam at the 13th ASEAN School Games


 
 
Medalists in athletics at the 13th ASEAN School Games in Da Nang, Vietnam.
 





 

Pencak Silat at the 13th ASEAN School Games

 
 
 
Medalists in Pencak Silat at the 13th ASEAN School Games in Da Nang, Vietnam.
 
 







Swimming at the 13th ASEAN School Games

 

 
Medalists in Swimming at the 13th ASEAN School Games in Da Nang, Vietnam.
 



 
 


 

Basketball at the 13th ASEAN School Games

 

 
 
Results/Medalists in Basketball at the 13th ASEAN School Games in Da Nang, Vietnam.
 
BOYS - BASKETBALL

Group A: Indonesia, Laos, Philippines, Thailand
  • May 31: Philippines 78-62 Thailand
  • May 31: Indonesia 128-25 Laos
  • June 2: Indonesia 57-65 Philippines
  • June 2: Laos 53-100 Thailand
  • June 3: Thailand 66-83 Indonesia
  • June 4: Laos 57-98 Philippines

Group B: Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam & Brunei
  • June 1: Malaysia 62-68 Singapore
  • June 1: Vietnam 128-23 Brunei
  • June 2: Singapore 115-20 Brunei
  • June 3: Vietnam 78-80 Singapore
  • June 3: Brunei 40-110 Malaysia
  • June 4: Vietnam 76-61 Malaysia
 
SEMIFINALS
  • June 5 - SF1: Singapore vs Indonesia
  • June 5 - SF2: Philippines 75-55 Vietnam
 
BRONZE MEDAL MATCH
  • June 6: Vietnam 54-60 Singapore

GOLD MEDAL MATCH
  • June 7: Philippines vs Indonesia
 
 

GIRLS - BASKETBALL

Group C: Philippines, Malaysia & Thailand
  • May 31: Malaysia 60-65 Thailand
  • June 2: Thailand 84-78 Philippines
  • June 4: Philippines 64-56 Malaysia

Group D: Singapore, Indonesia & Vietnam
  • June 1: Indonesia 84-86 Vietnam (4OT)
  • June 3: Vietnam 44-48 Singapore
  • June 4: Singapore 53-51 Indonesia
SEMIFINALS
  • June 5 - SF1: Singapore 43-53 Philippines
  • June 5 - SF2: Thailand 85-55 Vietnam
 
BRONZE MEDAL MATCH
  • June 6: Singapore 72-70 Vietnam

GOLD MEDAL MATCH
  • June 7: Philippines vs Thailand
 

Badminton at the 13th ASEAN School Games

 
 
Medalists in badminton at the 13th ASEAN School Games in Da Nang, Vietnam.
 
 



 
 
 
 
 
BOYS




 
 
 
 
 
GIRLS' TEAM



Athletics at the 13th ASEAN School Games

 
 
Medalists in athletics at the 13th ASEAN School Games in Da Nang, Vietnam.
 

Day 1 Results
 
Day 2 Results
 





 
Day 3 Results





 
 
Day 4 Results




 
 
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