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TABLE of CONTENTS Year Games/ Host Page No TABLE OF CONTENTS Year Games/ Host Page No. 1951 1st Asian Games, New Delhi, 2 India 1954 2nd Asian Games, Manila, 4 Philippines 1958 3rd Asian Games, Tokyo, 6 Japan 1962 4th Asian Games, Jakarta, 7 Indonesia 1966 5th Asian Games, Bangkok, 8 Thailand 1970 6th Asian Games, Bangkok, 10 Thailand 1974 7th Asian Games, Tehran, 12 Iran 1978 8th Asian Games, Bangkok, 14 Thailand 1982 9th Asian Games, New Delhi, 16 India 1986 10th Asian Games, Seoul, 17 Korea 1990 11th Asian Games, Beijing, 18 China 1994 12th Asian Games, 19 Hiroshima, Japan 1998 13th Asian Games, Bangkok, 21 Thailand 2002 14th Asian Games, Busan, 24 Korea 1st ASIAN GAMES NEW DELHI, INDIA, 1951 TOTAL : 5 GOLD MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Ng Liang Chiang 110m Hurdles (15.2) Swimming Medallist Event Record 2 Neo Chwee Kok 400m Freestyle (5:13.8) 3 Neo Chwee Kok 800m Freestyle (11:02.2) 4 Neo Chwee Kok 1500m Freestyle (21:43.6) 5 Neo Chwee Kok 4 X 100m Freestyle Lionel Chee (4:19.8) Wiebe Wolters Barry Mitchell TOTAL : 3 SILVER MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Laura Dowdswell 200m (27.2) 2 Laura Dowdswell 80m Hurdles (13.5) Waterpolo Medallist Event Record 3 Kee Soon Bee Team Tan Hwee Hock Lionel Chee Ho Kian Bin Keith Mitchell Wiebe Wolters Tan Wee Eng Barry Mitchell TOTAL: 2 BRONZE MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Ng Liang Chiang 400m Hurdles (57.6) 2 Lloyd Valberg 110m Hurdles (15.7) 2ND ASIAN GAMES MANILA, PHILIPPINES, 1954 TOTAL : 1 GOLD MEDAL Waterpolo Medallist Event Record 1 Kee Soon Bee Team Tan Hwee Hock Tan Eng Bock Ho Kian Bin Tan Eng Teck Oh Chwee Hock Wiebe Wolters Keith Mitchell TOTAL : 4 SILVER MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Chan Onn Leng 400m Hurdles (54.8) 2 Mary Klass 100m (12.5) Boxing Medallist Event Record 3 Bulat Bin Ismail Welterweight (up to 67 kg) Swimming Medallist Event Record 4 Neo Chwee Kok 4 X 200m (9:27.0) Lionel Chee Ong Choon Lim Tan Teow Choon TOTAL : 4 BRONZE MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Tang Pei Wah 80 Hurdles (12.1) Swimming Medallist Event Record 2 Neo Chwee Kok 100m Freestyle (58.2) Weightlifting Medallist Event Record 3 Chay Wong Yew Featherweight (670.0 kg) 4 Harold de Castro Light heavyweight (750.0 kg) 3RD ASIAN GAMES TOKYO, JAPAN, 1958 TOTAL : 1 GOLD MEDAL Weightlifting Medallist Event Record 1 Tan Howe Liang Lightweight (375.0 kg) TOTAL : 1 SILVER MEDAL Waterpolo Medallist Event Record 2 Tan Eng Liang Team Tan Eng Bock Gan Eng Teck Lim Andrew Mitchell Derek George Mitchell John Barry TOTAL : 2 BRONZE MEDALS Boxing Medallist Event Record 1 Austin Derrick Dunsford Featherweight (up to 57.0 kg) 2 Jacinto Diaz Bantamweight (up to 54.0 kg) 4TH ASIAN GAMES JAKARTA, INDONESIA, 1962 TOTAL : 1 GOLD MEDAL Shooting Medallist Event Record 1 Fred B De Souza Small Bore Rifle Prone 50m (583 points) TOTAL : 2 BRONZE MEDALS Table Tennis Medallist Event Record 1 Lim Wai Sheng Men’s Team Lim Jit Choon Goh Soo Nam Sim Poh Lin Waterpolo Medallist Event Record 2 Singapore Team 5TH ASIAN GAMES BANGKOK, THAILAND, 1966 TOTAL : 5 SILVER MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 C Kunalan 100m (10.5) Swimming Medallist Event Record 2 Tan Thuan Heng 200m Freestyle (2:04.8) 3 Tan Thuan Heng 400m Freestyle (4:29.9) Waterpolo Medallist Event Record 4 Tan Eng Liang Team Tan Eng Bock Su Hong Zee Tan Thuan Heng Gan Eng Guan Gan Eng Teck Gan Eng Joo Lim Ting Khiang Tan Yam Cheng Thio Gim Hock Pang Tee Aun Weightlifting Medallist Event Record 5 Chua Phung Kim Bantamweight (320.0 kg) TOTAL : 7 BRONZE MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Cheong Wai Hing High Jump (1.58m) 2 C Kunalan 4 X 100m (3:13.4) Bava Natahar Gunasena Migale Ho Mun Cheong Swimming Medallist Event Record 3 Eu Michael 100m Back (1:15.2) 4 Alex Chan Meng Wah 200m Back (2.27.1) 5 Patricia Chan Li-Yin 100m Back (1:15.2) 6 Patricia Chan Li-Yin 200m Medley (2:42.2 7 Patricia Chan Li-Yin 4 X 100m Freestyle Tay Chin Joo (4:50.6) Tay Molly Jovina Tseng 6TH ASIAN GAMES BANGKOK, THAILAND, 1970 TOTAL : 6 SILVER MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Glory Barnabas 4 X 100m Wadhumal Schushila 48 Abu Bakar Maimoon Gan Bee Wah Swimming Medallist Event Record 2 Patricia Chan Li-Yin 400m Freestyle (4:52.4) 3 Patricia Chan Li-Yin 4 X 400m Freestyle Elaine Sng Poh Chuan (4:26.4) Jovina Tseng Tay Chin Joo 4 Patricia Chan Li-Yin 4 X 100m Medley Tan Guek Keow Esther (4:55.8) Tay Chin Joo Elaine Sng Poh Chuan Yachting Medallist Event Record 5 David Low Fireball Class Team James Tham 6 Yeo See Teck Moth Class TOTAL : 9 BRONZE MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 C Kunalan 100m (10.5) 2 C Kunalan 200m (21.5) Swimming Medallist Event Record 3 Tan Thuan Heng 100m Freestyle (56.4) 4 Patricia Chan Li-Yin 100m Freestyle (1:03.4) 5 Patricia Chan Li-Yin 200m Freestyle (2:19.0) 6 Tay Chin Joo 100m Back (1:11.1) 7 Tay Chin Joo 200m Ind Medley (2:35.9) 8 Tay Chin Joo 100m Butterfly (1:08.9) 9 Alex Chan Men Wah 4 X 200m Freestyle Soh Seng Hoi (8:35.8) Roy Chan Kum Wah Tan Thuan Heng 7TH ASIAN GAMES TEHRAN, IRAN, 1974 TOTAL : 1 GOLD MEDAL Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Chee Swee Lee 400m (55.08) TOTAL : 3 SILVER MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Chee Swee Lee 4X400m (3:43.85) Record Maimoon Bakar Azlan National Record Glory Barnabas Lee Tai Jong Swimming Medallist Event Record 2 Elaine Sng Poh Chuan 400m Freestyle 4.26.4 3 Yeo Su Ming 4 X 100m Medley Elaine Sng (4:52.20) Tay Chin Joo Anne Ho Justina Tseng TOTAL : 7 BRONZE MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Godfrey Jalleh 4 X 100m (40.34) C Kunalan Ong Yoke Phee Tan Say Leong Yeo Kian Chye 2 Chee Swee Lee 4 X 100 (47.10) Maimoon Bakar Azlan Glory Barnabas Eng Chiew Quay Lee Tai Jong Swimming Medallist Event Record 3 Elaine Sng Poh Chuan 100m Freestyle (1:04.61) 4 Elaine Sng Poh Chuan 200m Freestyle (2:19.59) 5 Yeo Su Ming 100m Back (W) (1:13.85) 6 Yeo Su Ming 4 X 100m Medley Elaine Sng (4:52.20) Tay Chin Joo Anne Ho Justina Tseng 7 Elaine Sng 4 X 100m Freestyle Tay Chin Joo (4:22.53) Anne Ho Esther Tan Justina Tseng 8TH ASIAN GAMES BANGKOK, THAILAND, 1978 TOTAL : 2 GOLD MEDALS Swimming Medallist Event Record 1 Junie Sng Poh Leng 400m Freestyle (4:31.35) 2 Junie Sng Poh Leng 800m Freestyle (9:18.33) TOTAL : 1 SILVER MEDAL Swimming Medallist Event Record 1 Junie Sng Poh Leng 200m Freestyle (2:11.08) TOTAL : 4 BRONZE MEDALS Bowling Medallist Event Record 1 Wong Chin Wah Men’s Singles -1212 Waterpolo Medallist Event Record 2 Stephen Cheng Kian Kew Team Kenneth Kee Ang Guan Hin Michael Kong Kitson Lionel Liew Kongchu Soh Seng Thit Ang Ban Gee Teo Ming Chun Teo Keng Soon Ang Ban Leong Gan Ai Teck Yachting Medallist Event Record 3 Tan Swee Hung Ok Class (41.1) 4 Tan Kok Wah Fireball Class (31.7) Liem Keng Loei Lewis 9TH ASIAN GAMES NEW DELHI, INDIA, 1982 TOTAL : 1 GOLD MEDAL Swimming Medallist Event Record 1 Ang Peng Siong 100m Freestyle (53.0) TOTAL : 2 BRONZE MEDALS Swimming Medallist Event Record 1 Ang Peng Siong 100m Butterfly (58.37) 2 Lai May May 4 X 100m Freestyle National Record Gillian Chee (4:12.02) Mavis Ee Chan Mui Pin 10H ASIAN GAMES SEOUL, KOREA, 1986 TOTAL : 1 SILVER MEDAL Bowling Medallist Event Record 1 Mike Wee Men’s Trio Jansen Chan Ronnie Ng TOTAL : 4 BRONZE MEDALS Swimming Medallist Event Record 1 Ang Peng Siong 100m Freestyle -52.27 2 Ang Peng Siong 4 X 100m Freestyle David Lim Fong Jock (3:31.36) Oon Jin Teik Oon Jin Gee 3 David Lim Fong Jock 4 X 200m Freestyle Oon Jin Teik (7:56.27) Oon Jin Gee Tay Khoon Hean Waterpolo Medallist Event Record 4 Edison Foo Team Matthew Tan Tan Hong Boon Teo Keng Soon Ang Ban Leong Daniel Wee Lim Teck Yin Allan Heng Choo Chin Cheng Leong Hoe Yin Ang Kiat Wee Tony Koh Lau Kum Weng 11TH ASIAN GAMES BEIJING, CHINA, 1990 TOTAL : 1 SILVER MEDAL Swimming Medallist Event Record 1 Ang Peng Siong 50m Freestyle -23.33 TOTAL : 4 BRONZE MEDALS Swimming Medallist Event Record 1 Ang Peng Siong 4 X 100m Freestyle David Lim Fong Jock (3:31.46) Kenneth Yeo Harold Gan Shooting Medallist Event Record 2 Chng Seng Mok Trap 200 Targets – Sepaktakraw Individual (212) Medallist Event Record 3 Nur Hisham Adam Regu Mohd Rafi Abdul Majid Padzli Othman Eddie Abdul Kadir 4 Nur Hisham Adam Team Mohd Rafi Abdul Majid Raffi Buang Shaharudin Jumani Hiirulnizam S M Hamzah Padzli Othman Mohd Fami Mohamed Zulkefle Khamis Eddie Abdul Kadir Mohd Hassan Nanang 12TH ASIAN GAMES HIROSHIMA, JAPAN, 1994 TOTAL : 1 GOLD MEDAL Sailing Medallist Event Record 1 Benedict Tan International Laser Class 17.4 points TOTAL : 1 SILVER MEDAL Sailing Medallist Event Record 1 Siew Shaw Her and International 470 class Charles Lim 17.7 points TOTAL : 5 BRONZE MEDALS Bowling Medallist Event Record 1 Grace Young Ladies’ Singles Swimming Medallist Event Record 2 Joscelin Yeo 100m Butterfly 1.01.62 Sepaktakraw Medallist Event Record 3 Mr Mislan Munjari Men’s Team Ahmad Mohd Yassin Nurhisham Adah Mohd Fami Mohd Wushu Medallist Event Record 4 Tan Mui Buay Women’s Taijiquan 9.6 points 5 Chiew Hui Yan Women’s Changquan 28.45 points 13TH ASIAN GAMES BANGKOK, THAILAND, 1998 TOTAL : 2 GOLD MEDALS Sailing Medallist Event Record 1 Siew Shaw Her International 420 (Men) Colin Ng Wee Tai 2 Joan Huang Shiqi International 420 (Women) Naomi Tan Ai Ming TOTAL : 3 SILVER MEDALS Billiards and Snooker Medallist Event Record 1 Tan Tiong Boon 8-Ball Pool Singles Bowling Medallist Event Record 2 Jesmine Ho Yen Wah Women’s Master Sailing Medallist Event Record 3 Anthony Kiong Lye Ming International OK (Open) TOTAL : 9 BRONZE MEDALS Bowling Medallist Event Record 1 Alice Tay Hong Keow Women’s Trios Jesmine Ho Yen Wah Grace Young Sailing Medallist Event Record 2 Charles Lim Yi Yong International 470 (Men) Tan Wearn Haw 3 Roy
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