MANILA: It was a stormy day in Manila on Tuesday (Dec 3), but as Typhoon Kammuri lashed the Philippines with heavy rain and fierce winds, inside the Coronado Lanes, New Hui Fen was a picture of calm as she took a win in the women's bowling singles.
She clinched gold with a total of score of 1,372, while Indonesia's Tanya Roumimper took silver and New’s compatriot Shayna Ng bagged a bronze.
Advertisement Advertisement The event’s defending champion Cherie Tan finished in 13th place.
New Hui Fen reacts after winning gold. (Photo: Matthew Mohan)
New’s win brings Singapore’s total gold tally up to five. It is also her first individual medal at any edition of the Games.
Team Singapore sent its biggest away contingent to the SEA Games this year, with 666 athletes from 48 sports.
Advertisement Advertisement In 2017, Team Singapore’s contingent of 560 athletes in Kuala Lumpur won 58 gold, 59 silver and 71 bronze medals.
Follow Mediacorp’s coverage of the 30th SEA Games and get the widest Team Singapore coverage with four LIVE channels on Toggle. Go to toggle.sg/seagames2019 for details.
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She clinched gold with a total of score of 1,372, while Indonesia's Tanya Roumimper took silver and New’s compatriot Shayna Ng bagged a bronze.
Advertisement Advertisement The event’s defending champion Cherie Tan finished in 13th place.
New’s win brings Singapore’s total gold tally up to five. It is also her first individual medal at any edition of the Games.
Team Singapore sent its biggest away contingent to the SEA Games this year, with 666 athletes from 48 sports.
Advertisement Advertisement In 2017, Team Singapore’s contingent of 560 athletes in Kuala Lumpur won 58 gold, 59 silver and 71 bronze medals.
Follow Mediacorp’s coverage of the 30th SEA Games and get the widest Team Singapore coverage with four LIVE channels on Toggle. Go to toggle.sg/seagames2019 for details.
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