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Letitia Sim sets SEA Games record, but decade’s long winning streaks end in the pool for Singapore

 10/12/2025 1 Views
Letitia Sim sets SEA Games record, but decade’s long winning streaks end in the pool for Singapore


In the men’s 100m freestyle event, Mikkel Lee and Quah Zheng Wen took gold and silver in a one-two finish.

This is Lee’s first Games gold in the event. He won the 50m butterfly and was part of the victorious 4×100 freestyle relay quartet at the last edition of the Games.

“There are so many great guys before me that have won this 100(m) freestyle. I’m just glad to add my name to the list,” said Lee, who clocked a time of 48.65, a new personal best. 

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