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(11 - 22 November 2011) Snoc Map Award Recipients Annex C 26TH SOUTHEAST ASIAN GAMES, INDONESIA (11 - 22 NOVEMBER 2011) SNOC MAP AWARD RECIPIENTS Individual Events SPORT EVENT NAME(S) AMOUNT (SGD) Men's Discus Throw James Wong Tuck Yim $10,000.00 Athletics Women's Shot Put Zhang Guirong $10,000.00 Badminton Women's Singles Fu Mingtian $10,000.00 Women's Singles Cherie Tan Shi Hua $10,000.00 Bowling Women's Masters Step Ladder (2nd Gold) Cherie Tan Shi Hua $5,000.00 Canoeing Women's 500m K1 Single Geraldine Lee Wei Ling $10,000.00 Cuesports Men's English Billiard Single Peter Edward Gilchrist $10,000.00 Women's Laser Radial Class Victoria Chan Jing Hua $10,000.00 Sailing Open Optimist Class Elisa Yukie Yokoyama $10,000.00 Shooting Men's 10m Air Rifle Zhang Jing $10,000.00 Men's 400m Individual Medley Quah Zheng Wen $10,000.00 Women's 100m Butterfly and Tao Li $15,000.00 SEA Games Record - 00:58:84 Women's 200m Butterfly (2nd Gold) Tao Li $5,000.00 Women's 100m Backstroke (3rd Gold) and Tao Li $10,000.00 SEA Games Record - 01:02:11 Women's 50m Butterfly (4th Gold) Tao Li $0.00 Men's 50m Butterfly Joseph Isaac Schooling $10,000.00 Swimming Men's 200m Butterfly (2nd Gold) and Joseph Isaac Schooling $10,000.00 SEA Games Record - 01:56:67 Men's 200m Freestyle Danny Yeo Kai Quan $10,000.00 Men's 50m Freestyle Arren Quek Xin Hui $10,000.00 Women's 50m Backstroke Shana Lim Jia Yi $10,000.00 Women's 50m Freestyle and Amanda Lim Xiang Qi $15,000.00 SEA Games Record - 00:25:77 Men's 1500m Freestyle Teo Zhen Ren $10,000.00 Women's Singles Feng Tianwei $10,000.00 Table Tennis Men's Singles Gao Ning $10,000.00 Water Ski Women's Wakeboard Sasha Christian $10,000.00 Team Events Jazreel Tan Shi Hua Shayna Ng Lin Zhi New Hui Fen Bowling Women's Team of Five $15,000.00 Daphne Tan Shi Jing Cherie Tan Shi Hua Bowling Women's Team of Five $15,000.00 Jasmine Yeong-Nathan Seet Choon Cheng Bridge Women's Open Pairs $15,000.00 Tan Yoke Lan Suzanne Seah Canoeing Women's 200m K2 Doubles $15,000.00 Stephanie Chen Jiexian Lim Heem Wei Nur Atikah Nabilah Bte Muhd Jufrie Gymnastics Women's Artistic Team Foo En Ning $15,000.00 Rachel Giam Pei Shi Krystal Khoo Oon Hui Joey Tam Jing Ying Russell Kan Tsung Liang Men's International 470 Class $15,000.00 Terence Koh Seng Kiat Sailing Dawn Liu Xiaodan Women's International 470 Class $15,000.00 Sara Tan Li Ching Amanda Lim Xiang Qi Tao Li Women's 4x100m Medley Relay $15,000.00 Shana Lim Jia Yi Samantha Louisa Yeo Ginn Amanda Lim Xiang Qi Tao Li Women's 4x200m Freestyle Relay $15,000.00 Mylene Ong Chui Bin Koh Hui Yu Amanda Lim Xiang Qi Mylene Ong Chui Bin Swimming Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay $15,000.00 Koh Hui Yu Tao Li Russell Ong Kai Yi Arren Quek Xin Hui Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay $15,000.00 Danny Yeo Kai Quan Clement Lim Yong En Danny Yeo Kai Quan Clement Lim Yong En Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay $15,000.00 Mathews Jeremy Kevin Teo Zhen Ren Yang Zi Mixed Doubles $15,000.00 Sun Beibei Pang Xuejie Table Tennis Men's Doubles $15,000.00 Ma Liang Feng Tianwei Women's Doubles $15,000.00 Sun Beibei Tay Yu Juan Wushu Women's Duilian $15,000.00 Wushu Women's Duilian Tao Yi Jun $15,000.00 Emily Sin Min Li Team Sport Low Seet Teng Angeline Teo Yi Ling Tan Su-Lynn Shauna Christine Sim Hwei Sian Adelyn Yew Yan Xiang Loke En Yuan Women's Team Mary Kan Enci $30,000.00 Lynnette Jane Tan Hui Ying Ong Cheng Jing Chia T-Chien Valerie Loh Hui Hui Poh Zhi Ning Water Polo Jacquline Chow Chung Shan Luo Nan Nigel Tay Sin Chao Lin Diyan Lin Diyang Eugene Teo Zhen Wei Koh Jian Ying Men's Team Brandon Chong Wei Ren $30,000.00 Lim Yao Xiang Paul Louis Tan Jwee Ann Loh Zhi Zhi Kelvin Ong Weisheng Marcus Goh Chengwei Byron Quek Ruisheng .
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