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SEA-Games-2015-Athle LAST UPDATED 3 JUN 2015. This page has four sections, as below. Click the provided links to jump to the specific sections: 1. Info 2. Qualifying 3. Singapore athletes who has met the qualifying mark 4. SEA Games 2015 Athletics Squad 5. Updates & News 6. Athletes Profiles 7. Marathon Route and Racewalk Route Contact us at [email protected] for enquiries. Download this page in PDF format. 1. Info The brief schedule/venues below are tentative and may be subjected to changes. For the latest copy, check http://www.seagames2015.com. Date: 5-16 June 2015 (Athletics: 6, 7, 9-12 June 2015) o 6 Jun – Technical Meeting & Racewalk o 7 Jun – Marathon o 9-12 Jun – All other events Venue: Singapore Sports Hub Stadium, ECP & Home of Athletics Go Top ↑ 2. Qualifying SNOC’s selection criteria: 3rd placing of 2013 SEA Games Qualifying window: 1 Apr 2014 – 29 March 2015 (Sanctioned meets & results established under legal windspeed condition) Individual events: A maximum of two athletes for each individual event Team events: One team for each relay event. Six athletes (including 2 substitutes) may be entered for each relay Athlete must be a Singapore Citizen at the time of nomination. 1. Meeting the qualifying mark does not guarantee selection for SEA Games 2015. Final decision on selection will be made by SNOC, as the body that sets the qualification criteria and makes the final selection of athletes for the Games. 2. SNOC’s Selection Committee will convene on 26 Jan to deliberate on nominated athletes. Final list of selected athletes will be decided in April 2015. 3. In the event that there are more than two athletes who have met the qualifying mark, SAA may organise trials to determine the best 2 to represent the country. The current form of the athletes is of utmost importance and SAA reserves the right to select the final two athletes to represent Singapore at the Games. Factors such as past performances and future potential will also be considered. 4. For events with no athlete meeting the qualifying mark, we have included in our nomination the best ranked individuals in their respective events, taking into account their future potential, for SNOC’s consideration. Final decision on selection is to be determined by SNOC. 5. Relay Selection (4x100m and 4x400m) For the selection of the final 6 runners, SAA may organise races for the athletes in the relay training squad to run together under the same race conditions. Factors such as attendance, attitude and commitment at relay training, ability to work well with others and previous performances (e.g. 100m and 400m) will also be considered. The Relay Coach will recommend to SAA the final 6 athletes for SAA’s approval and the decision to select for the final 4 to race will be decided by the relay coach. Athletes selected in final team for SEA Games 2015, will be required to: i. Attend all Team Trainings, Briefings and Camps ii. Compete at any identified competitions for fitness and performance monitoring SAA reserves the right to drop any athlete if the athlete is deemed unfit to perform at a competitive level. SEAG Nomination Update: Athletes or teams who have not met the 3rd placing mark within the qualifying window but fall within 15% off the mark have been considered for nomination. In events where there are no athletes who meet this criterion, we have included in our nomination those with notable performances in their respective events (e.g. close to the 15% mark or best ranked in their respective events) We considered athletes’ performance in 2014 for the nomination. Table 3rd placing performances for all events Click here to download and enlarge the table in PDF file format. Qualification Competitions: 1. SAA Track & Field Series 1-3 2. IVP Track & Field Championships 3. SAA Age Group Race Walking Championship 4. Singapore Junior Athletics Championship 5. Singapore Open Track & Field Championship 6. *Overseas Competitions in SAA Calendar of Events that fall between 1 Jan – 29 Mar 2015 *Note: With effect from 1 Jan 2015, only results from OPEN invitational meets (e.g. Thailand Open, Malaysia Open, Philippines Open…) , SAA meets and Major Games will count for qualification. This is to ensure standardisation and consistency of results used for consideration. For all other overseas competitions (though sanctioned by their respective national federations), please submit the necessary documents for consideration and approval by T&S committee prior to participating in the competition. All achievements should have taken place at SAA’s sanctioned Championships. Achievements from overseas championships have to be properly accredited and sanctioned to be accepted. Only performances with legal windspeed accepted. Go Top ↑ 3. Singapore athletes who have met the qualifying mark Qual Achieved Category Name Age Event Status Venue Date Mark Mark Shanti 11.80 100m 15/6/2014 11.91 Veronica 19 S’pore Open Finals Singapore (0.8m/s) Women 4/4/2015 PEREIRA 23.99 (- Shanti 0.3m/s) 200m 18 Asian Jr C’ships Finals Taipei, Taiwan 15/6/2014 24.13 Veronica 24.00 (- Women 19 S’pore Open Finals Singapore 5/4/2015 PEREIRA 0.4m/s) Heat 47.29 Zubin Percy Asian Jr C’ships 12/6/2014 47.778 400m Men 18 1 Taipei, Taiwan 47.74 MUNCHERJI Asian Jr C’ships 13/6/2014 Final Calvin, Elfi, CW, Gary HK Inter-City Heat Hong Kong 39.93 CK, Gary, CW, 29/6/2014 Asian Games 1 Incheon, Korea 39.47 4x100m Elfi 2/10/2014 40.15 – Asian Games Finals Incheon, Korea 39.80 Men CK, Gary, CW, 29/9/2014 Commonwealth Finals Glasgow, 40.05 Elfi 1/8/2014 Games Finals Scotland CK, Elfi, CW, Naqib Thong Nhat Vietnam Open stadium, Ho Chi 44.49 22 S’pore Open 26/7/2014 Finals Minh City 43.95 Discus 22 C’ships 24/8/2014 Finals Choa Chu Kang 41.02 42.94 Throw Hannah Lee 22 Mokpo 4/8/2014 Finals Stadium 44.98 Women 22 International 4/8/2014 Finals Mokpo, Korea 42.00 23 Throwing 28/3/2015 TUSC, Bangkok, Thailand Open Thailand Malaysia Open KL, Malaysia Discus Zhang, Gui S’pore Open Choa Chu Kang 24-Aug- 41.02 41.14 Throw 36 Finals Rong C’ships Stadium 2014 Women 10.55 21-Nov- 10.55 100m Men Md. Amirudin 27 Unimap 2014 Finals Perlis, Malaysia (2.0m/s) 2014 California Marathon 7-Dec- 2:30:30 2:26:01 Soh Rui Yong 23 International Finals USA Men 2014 Marathon Pole Vault Yang, Rachel 29-Mar- 3.8 3.83 33 Malaysia Open Finals KL, Malaysia Women Isabel 2015 San Luis Sports High Jump Philippine Complex, Sta. 19-Mar- 1.8 1.84 Sng, Michelle 28 Finals Women National Open Cruz, Laguna, 2015 Philippines 400m Lim Prasad, Sydney Track Sydney Olympic 14-Mar- 59.96 59.86 Women 24 Finals Dipna Classic Park, Australia 2015 Hurdles Please direct your enquiries to [email protected] Go Top ↑ 4. SEA Games 2015 Athletics Squad Athletes selected to be in the training squad are entitled to use the support services and training facilities provided by SAA in their bid to qualify for SEA Games. Bronze to 2% off 3-5% off 6-15% off (A) Facilities & Equipment (B) Financial Support (C) Administraive Support (D) Recovery & Rehab Services/Sports Science (E) Workshops (F) Competitive Opportunities Case-by-case basis Criteria for Squad Inclusion: Within 15% off SEAG 3rd placing Training Support (A) Facilities & Equipment at Kallang Practice Track Training Hours (Daily) AM: 0600H to 1000H PM: 1400H to 2000H Equipment request through stadium groundsmen to access equipment stores. Gym usage made available for SSI-carded and approved athletes, APPLY HERE. Centralised training every Saturday starting 17th January (unless otherwise mentioned), 0900H to 1200H. (B) Financial Support SAA Carding for 2014/2015 will apply (http://www.singaporeathletics.org.sg/saa- carding-for-20142015) Monetary support available for up to within 2% of SEAG 3rd placing (C) Administrative Support Secretariat will assist with support letters for athletes preparing for the Games. (D) Recovery & Rehab Services/Sports Science Athlete’s Lounge @ KPT– Available daily as a resting area During centralized training: Massage services (10am to 2pm) will be made available for athletes in the training squad. A separate email will be sent out on schedules and slots. For SSI-carded athletes only: Those interested in sports science support can submit their request to SDP department. (E) Workshops Athletes and coaches can look forward to a series of workshops (e.g. sport psychology, nutrition) in the months leading up to the Games. Such workshops are announced via our mailing list, click here to subscribe. (F) Competitive Opportunities Local: Jan 2015 – T&F Series 1, IVP, SAA RW (RW) Feb 2015 – T&F Series 2 Mar 2015 – T&F Series 3, Singapore Open May 2015 – T&F Series 4 Overseas: Jan 2015 – SCHKM (Marathon), Asian Marathon Mar 2015 – Philippines Open, Asian 20km RW Apr 2015 – Taiwan Open Competing in Singapore Open (March 2015) is compulsory for all in the training squad, unless prior approval is sought and approved by T&S Committee. For overseas meets, please submit your intention to compete to SAA once the overseas meet information is made available and to do so before the deadline for submission. SAA is willing to send any Singaporean athlete who meets up to within 5% of SEAG 3rd placing mark. For any other athletes, SAA will endorse on a case- by-case basis. Final Selection List – Sea Games 2015 (Athletics) Male Event Athlete Athlete Muhammad Amirudin Bin Jamal Calvin Kang Li Loong 100m Men Lee Cheng Wei Muhammad Elfi Bin Mustapa 200m Men Muncherji Zubin Percy Ng Chin Hui 400m Men Ang Chen Xiang Awyong Liang Qi 110mH Men Raymond Scott Lee Chian Ow Yeong Yu Xiang Hoong 400mH Men Fang Jianyong Zachary Ryan Devaraj
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