Singapore has hit yet another milestone at this year’s Southeast Asian (SEA) Games. This time, our women’s Silat team clinched its very first gold medal ever.
The team consists of silat exponents Amirah Sahrin, Iffah Batrisyia Noh, and Nur Ashikin Zulkifli.
Together, the trio faced off against Brunei in the Women’s Artistic Regu (team) on Sunday (7 Mar) and emerged victorious.
On top of that, Singapore’s also won two bronze medals in the silat singles categories.
On Sunday (7 Mar), silat exponents Amirah Sahrin, Iffah Batrisyia Noh, and Nur Ashikin Zulkifli represented Team Singapore at the 32nd SEA Games Pencak Silat Women’s Regu (team) finals in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Source: Singapore National Olympic Council on Facebook
They went head-to-head against Brunei’s women’s silat team at the finals held at Chroy Changvar International Convention and Exhibition Centre.
It consists of Bruneian silat exponents Nur Wasiqah Aziemah Binti Rosihan, Norleyermah Binti Haji Raya, and Anisah Najihah Abdullah.
Team Singapore scored an impressive 9.955, beating Brunei by 0.030 points. This made history and secured Singapore’s maiden gold in Pencak Silat at the SEA Games.
Source: Singapore National Olympic Council on Facebook
Currently, the team is the reigning world and regional champion in the event.
This victory secured Singapore’s sixth gold medal of the SEA Games 2023. Four of those were from swimming, and one from ju-jitsu.
At the last SEA Games, which took place last year in Hanoi, Vietnam, the trio lost out on the coveted medal and finished joint third.
In the other Silat categories, defending champion Iqbal Abdul Rahman of Singapore got a joint bronze in the Artistic Men’s Tunggal (singles), after losing out to Cambodia’s Soem Sokdevid.
Singapore Artistic Women’s Tunggal exponent Siti Nazurah Yusoff also brought home a joint bronze for the event.
Source: Singapore National Olympic Council on Facebook
We share our heartfelt congratulations to all the athletes, and we wish them the best for the rest of the games. Go, Team Singapore!
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Featured image adapted from Singapore National Olympic Council on Facebook.
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