Eric Cray 10.25 and Hakimi Ismail 16.76 Outclassed Opponents in Singapore SEA Games

Eric Cray of the Philippines torched opponents in the men's 100m final and became the king of sprint of the 28th SEA Games. He clocked a time of 10.25s, another National Record (NR) after setting NR during heats. It was two hundreds of a second faster than other medalists who shared a same time of 10.45. Meanwhile, Muhammad Hakimi Ismail of Malaysia registered a massive jump in men's triple jump with 16.76m, a new Games Record (GR), new NR, and new Southeast Asian Record (SEAR). It was also a PB improvement of 32cm. In women's 100m final, 17-year-old Kayla Richardson won the gold medal and crowned the queen of sprint but it was only after decided by the photofinish camera. Tassaporn of Thailand was leading going into the last metres but Phil-Am Kayla has a very strong finish that edge Wannakin on the line. Not forgetting the men's pole vault when Purahong of Thailand cleared 5.30m to equal the SEAR by Obiena that set less than three weeks ago in Busan. Triyaningsih is finally back and won the women's 5000m.

MEN
100m Final (0.0)
1. Eric Cray PHI 10.25 / NR
2. Yaspi Bobi INA 10.45
3. Iswandi INA 10.45
4. Calvin Kang Li Loong SIN 10.47
5. Jirapong Meenapra THA 10.48
6. Muhd Amiruddin Jamal SIN 10.55
7. Le Trong Hing VIE 10.55
8. Mohd Fakhri Ismail BRU 10.67


Video of men's 100m final - by Sport Singapore

5000m (  9)
1. Nguyen Val Lai VIE 14:04.82 / GR
2. Agus Prayogo INA 14:15.14
3. Sanchai Namkhet THA 14:40.59
4. Do Quoc Luat VIE 14:56.00
5. Nattawut Innum THA 14:57.55
6. San Naing MYA 15:13.83
7. Melvin Wong Yan Hao SIN 16:01.58
8. Jeevaneesh Soundararajah SIN 16:14.75
9. Ma Viro CAM 16:18.80
10. Phan Sopeak CAM 16:44.38

Pole Vault (  9)
1. Porranot Purahong THA 5.30 / GR / =SEAR / NR 
2, Ernest John Obiena PHI 5.25
3. Iskandar Alwi MAS 5.05
4. Chan Sheng Yao SIN 4.95
5. Sean Lim Zi Qing SIN 4.75

Triple Jump (  9)
1. Muhammad Hakimi Ismail MAS 16.76 (-0.2)  GR / SEAR / NG
2. Warunyu Kongnil THA 16.20 (+0.4)
3. Nguyen Van Hung VIE 15.92 (-0.4)
4. Mark Harry Diones PHI 15.87 (0.0)
5. Stafan Tseng SIN 15.52(-0.1)
6. Pratchaya Tepparak THA 15.52 (+1.4)
7. Nguyen Van Mua VIE 15.22 (+1.6)
8. Dylan Wong SIN 13.94 (+0.7)

WOMEN
100m (-0.4) (  9)
1. Kayla Richardson PHI 11.76
2. Tassaporn Wannakit THA 11.76
3. Veronica Shanti Pereira SIN 11.88
4. Zaidatul Husniah Zulkifli MAS 11.93
5. Princess Joy Griffey PHI 12.00
6. Luu Kim Phung VIE 12.00
7. Tri Setyo Utami INA 12.01
8. Nguyen Thi Oanh VIE 12.02


Video of women's 100mfinal - by Sport Singapore

5000m (  9)
1. Triyaningsih INA 16:18.06
2. Rini Budiarti INA 16:30.85
3. Phyu War Thet MYA 16:54.71
4. Pham Thi Hue VIE 17:25.97
5. Truong Thi Thuy VIE 17:49.91
6. Pa Pa MYA 17:58.36
7. Lodkeo Inthakoumman LAO 17:58.61
8. Suneega Prichaprong THA 18:06.27
9. Nelia Martins TLS 19:11.00
10. Qua Bi Qi SIN 19:42.50

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Results Athletics 28th SEA Games Singapore 2015

28th Southeast Asian Games, 6-12 June 2015 at Singapore

MEN

100 Metres (  9)
Heat 1 (+0.3)
1. Eric Cray PHI 10.28 (NR)
2. Jirapong Meenapra THA 10.42
3. Iswandi INA 10.43
4. Muhd Amiruddin Jamal SIN 10.49
5. Mohd Izzuddin Yahaya MAS 10.61
6. Mohd Asy Syafie Bohari BRU 10.67
7. Sengphet Phomphady LAO 11.34
Iswandi has a good start and led the field before the US-based athlete Cray moved to a higher gear to give him a clear lead and finished in a fast time of 10.28. It was another NR by Cray after breaking the Philippine NR 10.45 with 10.33 in the USA recently, although he looks "jogging" in the last 20 metres. Defending champion Meenapra was struggle with his first half but managed to return his pace with a more controlled cadence and finished slightly ahead of Iswandi. The race between Meenapra dn Iswandi exactly replicated their final race of previous SEA Games.

Heat 2 (0.0)
1. Yaspi Bobi INA 10.48
2. Calvin Kang Li Loong SIN 10.50
3. Mohd Fakhri Ismail BRU 10.59
4. Le Trong high VIE 10.59
5. Nixson Kennedy MAS 10.65
6. Nget Phearath CAM 10.87
7. Khentan One LAO 11.59

Stuart celebrates his win together with a compatriot Ferrera (photo by Sha @ SAA)

Hammer Throw (  9)
1. Caleb Stuart PHI 65.63 (GR)
2. Tantipong Phetchaiya THA 61.62
3. Jackie Wong Siew Cheer MAS 61.18
4. Arniel Ferrera PPHI 60.08
5. Kittipong Boonmawan THA 58.30
6. Aung Ye Thet MYA 50.31 (NR)
Foul with his first attempt and followed by a registered throw of 57.75, but the Phil-Am athlete Stuart prove to be too good for the rest of ASEAN-based throwers. His best throw of 65.63 from third attempt is over 4 metres further than silver medalist and is a new GR by 2.40m. Phetchaiya has  a consistent form with all the six attempts by the defending champion exceeded 59.56.

Heat 1 of women's 100m, Husniah (lane 3), Kayla (lane 4)

WOMEN

100 Metres (  9)
Heat 1 (0.0)
1. Zaidatul Husniah Zulkifli MAS 11.69
2. Kayla Richardson PHI 11.70
3. Luu Kim Phung VIE 11.73
4. Veronica Shanti Pereira SIN 11.82
5. Tri Setyo Utami INA 11.88
6. Kwanruethai Pakdee THA 12.03
Husniah's quick start gave her a clear lead before the US-based sprinter Richardson whose start was poor but possess strong finish reduced the gap in the last metres.

Heat 2 (0.0)
1. Tassaporn Wannakit THA 11.68
2. Princess Joy Griffey PHI 11.83
3. Nguyen Thi Oang VIE 11.89
4. Serafi Anlies Unani INA 11.99
5. Komalam Shally Selveratnam MAS 12.08
6. Wendy Enn SIN 12.40
Wannakit cruises to the line and won her race easily, a possible gold medal run.

Hammer Throw (  9)
1. Mingkamon Koomphon THA 56.57 (GR)
2. Panwat Gimsrang THA 55.47
3. Grace Wong Xiu Mei MAS 53.80
4. Casier Renee Kelly Lee MAS 50.78
5. Zar M Soe MYA 43.99
6. Paosavad Phonexai LAO 31.26
Grace Wong led the field with her throw of 53.80 in first attempt, but the 15-year-old unable to improve the mark while the two Thai throwers Koomphon and Gimsrang found their best rhythm to throw further. Both made their third attempts of 54.57 and 54.29, respectively, which were already 1-2 for Thailand and again improved to their competition best throws in the fifth attempts.

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Most Athletics Gold Medals of Southeast Asian Games Over Career

Most Gold Medals of SEA Games

Here is a lists of every male and female athlete who have won five or more individual gold medals at Southeast Asian Games.  Total gold medals including the relays are shown in brackets.

GOLD	MEN	GOLD	WOMEN
12	Jimmy CRAMPTON (BIR/MYA) ’69-’79 800m (4), 1500m (6), 5000m (2)	15	Jennifer Tin Lay (BIR/MYA) ’67-’83 Shot put (9), discus (6)
10	James WONG Tuck Yim (SIN) ’93-’11 Discus (9), Hammer (1)	15	Elma MUROS-POSADAS (PHI) ’83-’01 100m (1), 200m (1), 100mh (2), 400mh (1), long jump (8), hepta (2)
9	Nashatar SINGH (MAS) ’65-’75 Shot put (3), javelin (6)	10 (13)	Wassana Winatho (THA) ’99-’13 400m (1), 400mh (4), hepta (5), 4x400m (3)
8	Mohamed Zaki SADRI (MAS) ’87-97 Long jump (3), triple jump (5)	10	Than Than Lwin (BIR/MYA) ’73-’81 200m (2), 400m (3), 800m (2), 1500m (1), 400mh (2)
8	MURUSAMY Ramachandran (MAS) ’93-’99 5000m (4), 10000m (4)	10	Khin Khin Htwe (BIR/MYA) ’85-’95 800m (1), 1500m (3), 3000m (4), 5000m (1), 10000m (1)
7 (13)	Anat RATANAPOL  (THA) ’67-‘77 100m (3), 200m (4), 4x100m (5), 4x200m (1)	9	Lydia de VEGA (PHI) ’81-’93 100m (3), 300m (4), 400m (1), long jump (1)
7	Hector BEGEO  (PHI) ’83-’97 5000m (1), 3000m steeplechase (6)	8	Supriati SUTONO (INA) ’97-’13 1500m (2), 5000m (4), 10000m (2)
6	RAMASAMY Subramaniam  (MAS) ’65-’71 800m (3), 1500m (2), 5000m (1)	8	Triyaningsih (INA) ’07-’11 5000m (3), 10000m (4), marathon (1)
6	Thanh Zin (BIR/MYA) ’73-’81 Long jump (5), triple jump (1)	7 (6)	VU Thi Huong (VIE) ’03-’13 100m (4), 200m (3), 4x400m (1)
6	VELLASAMY Subramaniam (MAS) ’77-’85 10000m walks (4), 20km walks (2)	7	TRUONG Thanh Hang (VIE) ’05-’11 800m (3), 1500m (4)
6	Edwardus NABUNOME (INA) ’87-’97 5000m (2), 10000m (3), marathon (1)	6	YUAN Yu Fang (MAS) ’99-’07 10000m (1), 10000m walk (1), 20km walk (4)
6	Nur Herman MAJID  (MAS) ’91-’01 110mh (6)	6	Mar Mar Min (BIR/MYA) ’73-’89 800m (1), 1500m (1), 3000m (1), 10000m (2), marathon (1)
6 (9)	Reanchai SRIHARWONG  (THA) ’95-’01 100m (3), 200m (3), 4x100m (3)	6	Juthaporn KRASAEYAN (THA) ’97-’01 Shot put (3), discus (3)
5	Kamaruddin MAIDIN (MAS) ’59-’67 Long jump (4), triple jump (1)	6	ZHANG Guirong (SIN) ’03-’13 Shot put (5), discus (1),
5	Thin Sumbwegan (BIR/MYA) ’65-’69 10000m (3), marathon (2)	5 (7)	MAILVAGANAM Rajamani (MAS) ’65-’67 200m (1), 400m (2), 800m (2), 4x100m (2)
5	Ko Ko (BIR/MYA) ’73-’79 5000m (2), 10000m (2) and marathon (1)	5	Gladys CHAI Ng Mei (MAS) ’73-’79 High jump (3), hepta (2)
5 (9)	Suchart CHAIRSUVAPARB (THA) ’77-’85 100m (4), 200m (1), 4x100m (4)	5	KANDASAMY Jayamani  (SIN) ’77-’83 1500m (2), 3000m (2), marathon (1)
5	Ardol KERDSRI (THA) ’79-’89 Discus (5)	5	Agripina dela CRUZ (PHI) ’81-’87 100mh (3), 400mh (2)
5	Bancha SUPANROJ  (THA) ’81-’91 Shot put (5)
5	WONG Tee Kue (MAS) ’91-’01 Hammer (5)	GOLD	MEN
5	LOO Kum Zee (MAS) ’95-’03 High jump (5)	5	Chatchawal POLYIAM (THA) ’01-’11 Shot put (5)
5	Nattaporn NOMKANHA (THA) ’99-’03 Long jump (2), triple jump (3)	5	Boonthung SRISUNG (THA) ’03-’07 5000m (3), 10000m (2)

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SEA Games Statistics Guide (Athletics)

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(2) Most gold medal of SEA Games VIEW

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Su Bingtian sets 9.99 and broke 10s barrier in 2015 Prefontaine Classic

China's SU BINGTIAN became the second "white man" and first Asian-born athlete in history to have gone sub 10 seconds in 100m with a time of 9.99 (+1.5) during the 2015 Prefontaine Classic, a Diamond League Series in Eugene, Oregon USA on 30 May 2015.

For a record, a non-African descent CHRISTOPHE LEMAITRE of France became the first white man to break the 10s barrier after setting 9.98 (+1.3) in 2010 French national championships.

In addition, Australian PATRICK JOHNSON whose father is an Irish, and mother an indigenous Australian is also considered from non-African descent. Johnson has a lifetime best of 9.93 in 100m, but also a wind-assisted of 9.88.

The 5'8" Bingtian also became the 99th sprinter to crack the 10s barrier, after the first ever (automatic-time) sub-10 of 9.91w (+5.3) recorded by BOB HAYES in 1964.

The first legal sub-10 however came later in 1968 when JIM HINES stopped the clock at 9.95 (+0.3) en route to win his Olympic gold at high altitude in Ciudad de Mexico.

The living legend CARL LEWIS made a history of becoming the first man to run an auto-time under 10s at low altitude with 9.97 at Modesto California in May 1983.

In a single month of May 2015, five FIRST legal sub-10 have been recorded (including Bingtian); Clayton Vaughn (May 10), Andre de Grasse (May 17), Bryce Robinson (May 17), Marvin Bracy (May 20) with 9.93, 9.97, 9.99, and 9.95, respectively.

Anyway, my story of sprint 100m will never finish!. But the following are the useful statistical facts and figures that have been updated as of 31 May 2015.

Results of men's 100m final (+1.5) (Prefontaine Classic 2015) 
1. Tyson Gay USA 9.88
2. Mike Rodgers USA 9.90
3. Su Bingtian CHN 9.99
4. Kim Collins SKN 9.99
5. Nesta Carter  JAM 10.02
6. James Dasaolu GBR 10.13
7. Richard Thompson TTO 10.27
8. Ryan Bailey USA 10.28

Su Bingtian's All-Time ten-fastest times (31 May 2015)

• 9.99 (+1.5) Eugene OR, Prefontaine Classic (DL) 2015
• 10.06 (+0.1), Beijing, IAAF World challenge 2013
• 10.06 (+0.2), Beijing, IAAF World challenge 2015
• 10.10 (+0.4), Incheon, Asian Games 2014
• 10.10 (-0.1), Kawasaki, Golden GP 2015
• 10.12 (+1.1), Shenyang, National Games 2013
• 10.14 (+0.5), Suzhou, National Championships 2013
• 10.15 (+1.4), Hengelo, Fenny Blankers Koen Meet 2014
• 10.15 (+1.3), Tomblaine, Nancy Stanislas Meet 2014
• 10.16 (+0.7), Hefei, National Games 2011

All-Time best performance for Non-black Sprinter (31 May 2015) 

• 9.92 Christophe Lemaitre FRA
• 9.99 SU BINGTIAN CHN
• 10.00 Marion Woronin POL
• 10.00 Koji Ito JPN
• 10.00 Zhang Peimeng CHN
• 10.01 Pietro Mennea ITA
• 10.01 Yoshihide Kiryu JPN
• 10.02 Nobuharu Asahara JPN
• 10.03 Matthew Shivington AUS
• 10.03 Nicholas Macrozonaris CAN
• 10.03 Shingo Suetsugu JPN

All-Time best (legal sub-10.20) for Asian Athletics (31 May 2015)

• 9.93 Femi Ogunode QAT (from Nigeria)
• 9.99 Samuel Francis QAT (from Nigeria)



Su Bingtian (Getty Image)





• 9.99 Su Bingtian CHN
• 10.00 Koji Ito JPN
• 10.00 Zhang Peimeng CHN
• 10.01 Yoshihide Kiryu JPN 
• 10.02 Nobuharu Asahara JPN
• 10.03 Shingo Suetsugo JPN
• 10.07 Masashi Erguchi JPN
• 10.07 Ryoto Yamagata JPN
• 10.08 Vitaliy Savin KAZ
• 10.09 Naoki Tsukahara JPN
• 10.09 Kei Takase JPN
• 10.11 Shingo Kawabata JPN
• 10.13 Vitaliy Medvedev KAZ
• 10.13 Salem Mubarak Al-Yami KSA
• 10.13 Nobuhiro Tajima JPN
• 10.14 Talal Mansour QAT
• 10.15 Hassan taftian IRI
• 10.16 Reza Ghasemi IRI
• 10.17 Zhou Wei CHN
• 10.17 Chen Haijian CHN
• 10.17 Suryo Agung Wibowo INA
• 10.17 Barakat Al-Harthi OMN
• 10.18 Gennadiy Chernovol KAZ 
• 10.19 Shin Kubota JPN
• 10.19 Jamal Al-Saffar KSA 10.19
• 10.19 Takumi Kuki JPN

Video of men's 100m at 2015 Prefontaine Classic, 30 May 2015



In this "sprinting" article, "whiteman" refers to (mainly) athletes from non-African descent and also any descent not associated with "blacks".

Image source: Kiyoshi Ota/Getty Images AsiaPac

*NOTE: This is purely an article about World sprinting and statistical figures, and no hatred and racism intended.

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1953 Malayan Athletics Championship at Kuala Lumpur - Rare Video

Long time ago my Swedish ATFS colleague notified me about this video. It can be obtained from the archive of British Pathé that has a lot of historical videos. In this video, various events from the 1953 Malayan championships in Kuala Lumpur were highlighted. This included the moment of gold medal winning at 440 yards (50.9s) by Michael Graham Perry who had represented the Federation of Malaya at the 1954 Asian Games in Manila. Perry passed away in 2013 at 82. There are a lot of others but I require time to enables me explore my archive for a detailed story from 1953 Malaysian Championships. Story will be updated.

Video copyright by British Pathé

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Results Perak Open Athletics Meet 2015

Ipoh,  23-24 May 2014  "Perak Open Track and Field Championships
-state championships; many wind-info not reported; with guests from Brunei and a Finnish sprinter based in Malaysia; selected results as follows;


MEN

100m (23) (-1.2):  Harith Ammar Mohd Sobri 10.50,  2. Jonathan Nyepa 10.58,  3. Mohd Fakhri Mohd Ismail BRU 10.61 / National Record,  4. Eddie Edward Jr 10.66,  5. Tonga Jody Edmund 10.87,  6. Mohd Shafie Irwan 11.00,   7. Jason Alexter Yumbod 11.12,  8. Nixson kennedy 12.01 (!!);

Heats;  H1/nwi:  1h1 Jason Alexter 11.01;
H2/nwi:  1h2 Mohd Rachmat Safar BRU 11.20;
H3/nwi:  1h3 Eddie Edward Jr 10.72,  2h3 Md Asy Syafie'e Bohari BRU 11.06;
H5/nwi:  1h5 Mohd Fakhri Ismail BRU 10.87,  2h5 Harith Ammar 10.88;
H6/nwi:  1h6 Mohd Izzuddin Yahaya 11.24;
H7/nwi:  1h7 Jonathan Nyepa 10.86,  2h7 Muhd Nazrul Naim (Prk) 11.12;
H8/nwi:  1h8 Nixson Kennedy 10.85,  2h8 Mohd Shafie Irwan 11.04;
H9/nwi:  1h9 Tonga Jody Edmund 11.01;

200m (24) (-1.5):  Harith Ammar Mohd Sobri 21.54,  2. Mohd Izzuddin Yahaya 21.65,  3. Aravinthevar Gunasegaran 21.91,  4. Anchois Aron 22.18,  5. Tonga Jody Edmund 22.19,  6. Cheah Yau Chung 22.61,  7. Jason Alexter Yumbod 22.74,  8. Mohd Shafie Irwan 22.78;

Heats:  H1/0.0:  1h1 Mohd Shafie 22.58;
H2/0.0:  1h2 Tonga Jody 22.51;
H3/nwi: Muhammad Syamil 22.84;
H5/0.0:  1h5 Achois 22.62,  2h5 Jason Alexter 22.73;
H6/0.0:  1h6 Mohd Izzuddin 21.87,  2h6 Abd Rashid Osman 22.86;
H7/-1.0:  1h7 Aravinthevar 22.37;
H8/-1.0:  1h8 Harith Ammar 21.88;
H9/0.0:  1h9 Cheah Yau Chung 22.59;

400m (24):  Dinesh Krishnan 47.75,  2. Muhammad Azam Masri 48.07,  3. Ku Amir Syazwan Ku Sharif 48.93,  4. Mohd Shahmimi Azmi 49.45,  5. Harmizi Arobi 49.73,  6. Mohamad Arif Zulhilmi Alet 50.58;

-Heats;  H1:  1h1 Yuvaraaj Panerselvam 50.03;
H3:  1h3 Muhammad Azam 48.57;
H4:  1h4 Anchois Aron 50.80;
H5:  1h5 Dinesh Krishnan 48.85,  2h5 Ku Amir Syazwan 48.96,  3h5 Maheswaren Sunmugom 50.99;
H6:  1h6 Mohamad Arif Zulhilmi Alet 50.69,  2h6 Kwong Kar Jun 50.93;
H8:  1h8 Mohd Shahmimi Azmi 49.54;
H9:  1h9 Kannathasan Subramaniam 49.50,  2h9 Harmizi Arobi 49.85;

800m (23):  Kesavan Maniam 1:52.99,  2. Mohammad Shafiq Shamsul Bahri 1:53.83,  3. Putra Azrul Syazwan Azman 1:54.51,  4. Raymond Yew 1:59.37,  5. Muhamad Nabil Mohd Nizar 1:59.84,   6. Wong Yon How 2:00.66;

1500m (24):  Prabudass Krishnan 4:10.68,  2. Raymond Yew 4:13.56;

1 Mile (24):  Kesavan Maniam 4:21.8h,  2. Saranraj Sivamanim 4:27.3h,  3. Putra Azrul Syazwan 4:29.0h,  4. Ahmad Luth Hamizan 4:29.0h;

5000m (23):  Prabudass Krishnan 16:12.19,  2. Ow Yong Jin Kuang 16:42.27,  3. Amirul Hakim Johari 16:43.18,  4. Calvin Boon Chang Yik 16:52.30;

3000st (24):  Jenarthanan Panerselvam 10:02.54,  2. Ahmad Muhamad Hamizan 10:08.14;

110mh (23) (-2.0):  Rayzam Shah Wan Sofian 14.23,  2. Muhd Ajmal Aiman Hassan 14.32,  3. Mohd Robani Hassan 14.70,  4. Mohd Hafis Mohd Razali 14.95,  5. Muhammad Zul Fikri 15.33,  6. Zul Helmy Zainon 15.48,  7. Zakaria Usup 16.32;

-Heats:  H1/nwi:  Rayzam Shah 15.15,  2h1 Ghasfar Gabra 15.64,  3h1 Zakaria Usup 15.65;
H2/nwi:  1h2 Mohd Robani 14.98,  2h2 Mohd Hafis 15.04,  3h2 Zul Helmy 15.61,  4h2 Mohd Faizal Mustapha 16.08,  5h2 Muhammad Ediasyamin 16.45;
H3/nwi:  1h3 Muhd Ajmal 14.89,  2h3 Muhamad Zul Fikri 15.26;

400mh (24):  Muhammad Firdaus Musa 53.71,  2. Muhamad Firdaus Mazalan-II  53.79,  3. Amirul Mustaqim Md Fauzi (Prk) 57.08,  4. Mohd Naim Abdullah (Prk) 58.02;

-Heats:  H1:  1h1 Firdaus Mazalan-II  53.84,  2h1 Muhammad Firdaus Musa 55.32,  3h1 Amirul Mustaqim 57.84;

H J (24):  Muhammad Ashraf Saipu Rahman 2.15,  2. Lee Hup Wei 2.10,   3. Mohd Azly Ghazali 2.10,  4. Navin Raj Subramaniam 2.05,  5. Norshafiee Mohd Shah 2.05,  6. Muhammad Firdaus Abdul Ghani 1.90;

L J (24) (all nwi):  Mohd Muslim Mohd Nazri 7.49,  2. Mohd Shahrin Azuan Jamaika 7.18,  3. Camillus David 6.94,  4. Nasharuddin Fitri Zaini 6.86,  5. Muhammad Hakimi Ismail 6.82,   6. Mohd Faizal Mustapha 6.76,  7. Nik Luqman Hakim Nik Yahya 6.76;

T J (23) (all nwi):  Muhammad Hakimi Ismail 15.98,  2. Nik Fariezal Erman Nik Ab Hadi 14.96,  3. Nik Luqman Hakim Nik Yahya 14.21;

S P (24):  Adi Alifuddin Hussin 16.49,  2. Mohd Hafiz Hashim 14.05,  3. Paul Kenneth Tay 13.60,  4. Goh Wei Kiang 12.89,  5. Maveeqhen Ravi Chandran 12.53,  6. Muhammad Ikbal Kamaruddin 11.83;

D T (24):  Muhammad Ikbal Kamarudin 41.15,  2. Faris Hazim Jamaluddin 38.43,  3. Mohd Hafiz Hashim 38.23,  4. Mohd Sharil Firdaus Baseh 37.59,  5. Jordan Jude Ellron 35.18,  6. Mohd Iqbal Mohd Zuki 34.52;

J T (24):  Muhamad Ruzaini Subki 52.61,  2. Jail Omar 51.72,  3. Gerald Agan Ganang 51.36,  4. Faris Hazim Jamaluddin 48.30;

10000mW (24):  Mior Muhd Amerul Mohd Sahak 49:57.98,  2. Ravi Kumaran 52:03.80;

4x100m (23):  KOM/National Team (Eddie Edward Jr, Mohd Izzuddin Yahaya, Harith Ammar Mohd Sobri, Jonathan Nyepa) 40.72,  2. Sabah AAA Team (????) 41.76;

4x400m (24):  KOM/National Team (?,?,?,?) 3:12.17,  2. KOM -II- Team (?,?,?,?) 3:18.17;

Junior

4x100m (24):  Montana Kinabalu (Sab) (Shafie Irwan, Jason Alexter,Tonga Jody, Stanly Sedry Stephen) 42.41;

4x800m (24):  Perak Junior Team (?,?,?,?) 8:51.23;

Medley (24):  Perak Junior Team (?,?,?,?) 2:04.01;

Zaidatul Husniah crosses the line in a quick time of 11.3h at Ipoh

WOMEN

100m (23) (-2.0):  Zaidatul Husniah Zulkifli 11.3h,  2. Noor Amira Mohamad Nafiah 11.7h,  3. Komalam Shally Selveratnam 11.7h,  4. Siti Fatimah Mohamad 11.9h,  5. Nea Maria Mattila FIN 12.4h;

-Heats:  H1/nwi:  1h1 Siti Fatimah 12.05,  2h1 Nea Maria 12.34;
H2/nwi:  1h2 Komalam Shally 12.28;
H4/nwi:  1h4 Zaidatul Husniah 12.18;
H5/nwi:  1h5 Noor Amira 12.78;

200m (24) (-1.4):  Nea Maria Mattila FIN 25.78 (& 25.69/0.0 as 1h4);

400m (24):  Nurul Faizah Asma Mazlan 55.89,  2. Fatin Faqihah Mohd Yusof 56.91  (& 56.80 as 1h3);

800m (23):  Savinder Kaur Joginder Singh 2:13.49,  2. Nik Norzilawatie Nik Wil 2:16.32;

1500m (24):  Nik Norzilawatie Nik Wil 4:49.48,  2. Noor Amelia Musa 4:52.34;

5000m (23):  Teoh Kim Chyi 2:22.09,  2. Nisha Lachumanan 20:31.28,  3. Annie Yee Tei Ni 20:54.18,   4. Munirah Ah'Ali 21:04.02;

3000st (24):  Nisha Lachumanan 12:38.79,  2. Teoh Kim Ling 13:01.72,  3. Jaitharshini Kumarasen (Prk) 16:29.79;

100mh (23) (0.0):  Raja Nursheena Raja Azhar 14.14,  2. Ku Munirah Ku Zamzuri 14.24,  3. Nur Syafiqa Anis Abu Bakar 14.64,  4. Aini Nurazira Mohd Ali 14.92,  5. Nor Hazwani Abd Haris 15.39;

-Heats: H1/nwi:  1h1 Raja Nursheena 13.82 (3rd MAS All-Time),  2h1 Ku Munirah 14.60;
H2/nwi:  1h2 Aini Nurazira 14.92;
H3/nwi:  Nur Syafiqa Anis 14.49,  2h3 Nor Hazwani 14.96;

400mh (24):  Nor Hazwani Abd Haris 64.83;

H J (23):  Yap Sean Yee 1.72,  2. Nur Syahirah Md Osman 1.62,  3. Ngu Jia Xin 1.54,  4. Ruba Rajantharan 1.50,  5. Nurul Falena Gunasekara Lazri 1.50;

L J (24) (all nwi):  Noor Amira Mohamad Nafiah 6.21,  2. Noor Shahidatun Nadia Mohd Zuki 5.72;

T J (23) (all nwi):  Kirthana Ramasamy 12.86,  2. Noor Shahidatun Nadia Mohd Zuki 12.29,  3. Nurul Ashikin Abas 11.30,  4. Valerie Zinugin 11.12;

S P (24):  Bibi Nuraishah Ishak 12.45,  2. Siti Norain Patrie 9.54,  3. Siti Nur Hamidah Patrie 9.39;

D T (24):  Queenie Ting Kung Ni 37.71,  2. Siti Norain Patrie 30.82,  3. Nor Fatihah Nazeri 30.35;

J T (23):  Norfadilah Mohd Zaini 38.98,  2. Fatin Adibah Suharman 38.80,  3. Siti AisyahNora Rahis 35.94,  4. Fatin Nur Shahiera Che Rahim 35.52,  5. Nur Aqilah Amran 35.49;

5000mW (23):  Norazilah Othman 29:24.77

4x100m (23):  KOM/National Team (Noor Amira Mohamad Nafiah, Komalam Shally Selveratnam, Siti Fatimah Mohamad, Zaidatul Husniah Zulkifli) 46.29;

4x400m (24):  KOM/National Team (?,?,?,?) 3:44.28

Junior

4x800m (24):  Perak Junior Team (?,?,?,?) 11:52.42;

Medley (24):  Perak Junior Team (?,?,?,?) 2:30.28;

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