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SAA 2011/12 Rankings Rankings Between November 2011, to November 2012 SAA 2011/12 Rankings Rankings between November 2011, to November 2012 First ranked event, SEA Games (11-25 Nov 2011), up to GE Women’s Run (11 Nov 2012) Terms: Master – 35 & above years old Senior – 20 to 34 years old Junior – 18 to 19 years old Youth – 17 and below years old 160 pages in total. 60m Male Last Season Best: - National Record: - Mark m/s IAAF pts SB PB Category Name Age Cat. Affiliation Event Status Venue Date 1 6.71 - 1099 - - 60m Men Yeo, Gary 26 Senior Team Singapore Asian Indoor Championship Semi-final, Heat 1 Hangzhou, China 19-Feb-2012 Last updated 12/12/2012 (3:12 PM) For any update, dispute or ratification, please contact [email protected] with documentation. 100m Male Last Season Best: 10.59 0.4 m/s Md. Elfi Mustapa National Record: 10.37 + 1.8 m/s Umaglia Kancanangai Shyam Mark m/s IAAF pts SB PB Category Name Age Cat. Affiliation Event Status Venue Date Benchmark set at < 12 seconds Overall 1 10.52 0.9 - - - 100 Meter Dash Open Kang Li Loong Calvin 22 Senior Singapore Thai Open Semifinal Thammasat University 2-Nov-2012 2 10.57 1.7 1018 10.60 10.46 100m Men Yeo Foo Ee Gary 26 Senior Team Singapore Olympics Prelim 3 London, UK 4-Aug-2012 3 10.67 -1.0 986 - - 100m Men Muhammad Amirudin Jamal 25 Senior Team Singapore Taiwan Open Semi 3 Taipei City 26-May-2012 4 10.70 - - - - 100m Boys 'A' Chan Zhiyuan Donovan 18 Junior HCI National T&F C'ships Final Choa Chu Kang Stadium 10-Apr-2012 5 10.78 1.2 - - - 100m Men Open Lee, Cheng Wei 25 Senior Wings Athletics Club SAA T&F Series 1 Final 1 Bukit Gombak Stadium 14-Jan-2012 6 10.80 0.0 946 100m Men Joseph Yuan 26 Senior - Negeri Sembilan Open Heat 1 Paroi, Malaysia 5-May-2012 7 10.82 -1.8 940 - - 100m Men Muhammad Elfi Mustapa 25 Senior Team Singapore Hong Kong Intercity Final Tseung Kwan O Sports Ground 3-Jul-2012 8 10.89 0.0 - - - 100m Men Open Lim, Yao Peng 23 Senior Wings Athletics Club SAA T&F Series 4 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 19-May-2012 9 10.92 - - - - 100m Boys 'A' Tan Zong Yang 18 Junior HCI National T&F C'ships Final Choa Chu Kang Stadium 10-Apr-2012 10 10.972 0.0 895 - - 100m Boys U18 Bin Asmin, Muhammad Naqib 17 Youth Team Singapore SEA Youth C'ships Final Singapore 28-Apr-2012 11 11.04 1.3 - - - 100 Meter Dash Ang, Weisi - - Temasek Polytechnic POL-ITE Final Nanyang Poly Stadium 10-Nov-2012 12 11.11 0.0 - - - 100m Men Bin Tumadi, Khairyll Amri 19 Junior Temasek Polytechnic Institute Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Heat 3 ITE East College Simei 28-Jan-2012 13 11.13 1.3 - - - 100 Meter Dash Afiqul Adib, Bin Zulhilmi - - Temasek Polytechnic POL-ITE Final Nanyang Poly Stadium 10-Nov-2012 14 11.14 - - - - 100m Boys 'A' Toh Ren Yi Ezra 17 Youth RI National T&F C'ships Final Choa Chu Kang Stadium 10-Apr-2012 15 11.15 -1.6 - - - 100 Meter Dash Open Mickael, Domergue 32 Senior Club Zoom SAA T&F Series 5 Final Bishan Stadium 23-Jun-2012 15 11.15 0.0 - - - 100m Men Open Abdul, Hakeem 25 Senior Wings Athletics Club SAA T&F Series 4 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 19-May-2012 17 11.18 0.0 - - - 100m Men Open Ng, Chin Hui 18 Junior Raffles Institution SAA T&F Series 4 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 19-May-2012 18 11.21 -1.8 - - - 100m Men Open Goh, Eng Wei 22 Senior National University Singapore SAA T&F Series 4 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 19-May-2012 19 11.21 - - - - 100m Boys 'A' Wong Ming - Junior SRJC National T&F C'ships Heat Choa Chu Kang Stadium 29-Mar-2012 20 11.23 - - - - 100m Boys 'A' Muhammad Haikal Bin Ismail 17 Youth MI National T&F C'ships Heat Choa Chu Kang Stadium 29-Mar-2012 Overall but Wind-Aided 10.46 2.1 1053 10.62 10.62 100m Men Gary Yeo 25 Senior Team Singapore SEA Games Final Jakabaring Stadium, Palembang, Indonesia 12-Nov-2011 10.95 3.1 - - - 100m Men U20 Yap, Jin Wei Timothee 18 Junior HCI SAA T&F Series 2 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 11-Feb-2012 11.01 2.5 - - - 100m Men Open Tan, Zong Yang 18 Junior HCI SAA T&F Series 2 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 11-Feb-2012 11.08 2.3 - - - 100m Men Bin Tumadi, Khairyll Amri 19 Junior Temasek Polytechnic Institute Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Final ITE East College Simei 28-Jan-2012 11.13 2.3 - - - 100m Men Goh, Eng Wei 22 Senior National University Singapore Institute Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Final ITE East College Simei 28-Jan-2012 11.15 2.5 - - - 100m Men Open Ang, Wei Si 18 Junior Unattached SAA T&F Series 2 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 11-Feb-2012 11.34 2.5 - - - 100m Men Open Lee, Hong Yi 18 Junior HCI SAA T&F Series 2 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 11-Feb-2012 11.36 2.9 - - - 100m Boys U18 Chian Hoong, Raymond Scott 16 Youth St Joseph Institution SAA T&F Series 1 Final 6 Bukit Gombak Stadium 14-Jan-2012 11.36 2.3 - - - 100m Men Pang, Yao Yi 19 Junior Ngee Ann Polytechnic Institute Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Final ITE East College Simei 28-Jan-2012 11.47 3.1 - - - 100m Men U20 Law, Joshua 18 Junior Anderson JC SAA T&F Series 2 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 11-Feb-2012 Last updated 12/12/2012 (3:12 PM) For any update, dispute or ratification, please contact [email protected] with documentation. 100m Male Senior 1 10.52 0.9 - - - 100 Meter Dash Open Kang Li Loong Calvin 22 Senior Singapore Thai Open Semifinal Thammasat University 2-Nov-2012 2 10.57 1.7 1018 10.60 10.46 100m Men Yeo Foo Ee Gary 26 Senior Team Singapore Olympics Prelim 3 London, UK 4-Aug-2012 3 10.67 -1.0 986 - - 100m Men Muhammad Amirudin Jamal 25 Senior Team Singapore Taiwan Open Semi 3 Taipei City 26-May-2012 4 10.78 1.2 - - - 100m Men Open Lee, Cheng Wei 25 Senior Wings Athletics Club SAA T&F Series 1 Final 1 Bukit Gombak Stadium 14-Jan-2012 5 10.80 0.0 946 - - 100m Men Joseph Yuan 26 Senior - Negeri Sembilan Open Heat 1 Paroi, Malaysia 5-May-2012 6 10.82 -1.8 940 - - 100m Men Muhammad Elfi Mustapa 25 Senior Team Singapore Hong Kong Intercity Final Tseung Kwan O Sports Ground 3-Jul-2012 7 10.89 0.0 - - - 100m Men Open Lim, Yao Peng 23 Senior Wings Athletics Club SAA T&F Series 4 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 19-May-2012 8 11.06 0.0 - - - 100m Men Open Domergue, Mickael 32 Senior Club Zoom SAA T&F Series 3 Final Bishan Stadium 3-Mar-2012 9 11.15 0.0 - - - 100m Men Open Abdul, Hakeem 25 Senior Wings Athletics Club SAA T&F Series 4 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 19-May-2012 10 11.21 -1.8 - - - 100m Men Open Goh, Eng Wei 22 Senior National University Singapore SAA T&F Series 4 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 19-May-2012 11 11.44 - - - - 100 Meter Dash Open Dustageer, Sharman 24 Senior NUS Perak All-Comers Semifinal Perak All-Comers 23-Sep-2012 12 11.55 -1.3 - - - 100 Meter Dash Open Goh, Matthew 21 Senior Swift Athletics Association Club Zoom T&F Carnival Heats S'pore Poly Stadium 5-Aug-2012 13 11.58 -1.8 - - - 100m Men Open Pan, LiMin 22 Senior Unattached SAA T&F Series 4 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 19-May-2012 14 11.60 - - - - 100 Meter Dash Open Lim, Jin Xing 22 Senior NUS Perak All-Comers Semifinal Perak All-Comers 23-Sep-2012 15 11.62 -0.5 - - - 100 Meter Dash Open Felix, Choo 29 Senior Club Zoom SAA T&F Series 5 Final Bishan Stadium 23-Jun-2012 15 11.62 0.9 - - - 100 Meter Dash Open Cuttilan, Amit 20 Senior NUS S'pore U23/Open T&F C'ships Final Bishan Stadium 14-Oct-2012 17 11.74 -0.6 681 - - 100m Men Open Bin Samad, Muhammad Faeez 21 Senior Safsa Singapore Open Heat 2 Bishan Stadium 26-Aug-2012 18 11.75 0.9 - - - 100 Meter Dash Open Tan, Tze Jung 24 Senior NTU S'pore U23/Open T&F C'ships Final Bishan Stadium 14-Oct-2012 19 11.78 -0.6 - - - 100 Meter Dash Open Hanif, Izwan Firdaus 26 Senior Pasir Ris-Punggol S'pore Nat. Games Preliminaries Bishan Stadium 1-Sep-2012 20 11.80 0.0 - - - 100 Meter Dash Open UK, Shyam 36 Master Unattached Club Zoom T&F Carnival Heats S'pore Poly Stadium 5-Aug-2012 21 11.81 -1.8 - - - 100m Men Open Bin Abdul Jalil, Shukri 23 Senior Club Zoom SAA T&F Series 4 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 19-May-2012 Senior but Wind-Aided 10.46 2.1 1053 10.62 10.62 100m Men Gary Yeo 25 Senior Team Singapore SEA Games Final Jakabaring Stadium, Palembang, Indonesia 12-Nov-2011 10.86 2.5 - - - 100m Men Open Domergue, Mickael 32 Senior Club Zoom SAA T&F Series 2 Final Bukit Gombak Stadium 11-Feb-2012 11.13 2.3 - - - 100m Men Goh, Eng Wei 22 Senior National University Singapore Institute Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Final ITE East College Simei 28-Jan-2012 11.57 2.3 - - - 100m Men Thiruselvan 22 Senior National University Singapore Institute Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Heat 2 ITE East College Simei 28-Jan-2012 11.59 2.4 - - - 100m Men Open Tan, Tze Jung 24 Senior Nanyang Tech University SAA T&F Series 1 Final 3 Bukit Gombak Stadium 14-Jan-2012 11.67 2.3 - - - 100m Men Bin Razali, Muhammad Saiful 23 Senior Nanyang Polytechnic Institute Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Heat 2 ITE East College Simei 28-Jan-2012 11.71 2.3 - - - 100m Men Lye, Nicolas 20 Senior Singapore Polytechnic Institute Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Heat 2 ITE East College Simei 28-Jan-2012 11.80 2.3 - - - 100m Men Chin, Eugene 25 Senior Singapore Management Uni Institute Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Heat 2 ITE East College Simei 28-Jan-2012 11.83 2.3 - - - 100m Men Abd Rahman, Abd Rizuan 20 Senior Institute of Tech Education Institute Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Heat 2 ITE East College Simei 28-Jan-2012 11.85 2.3 - - - 100m Men Ng, Zhen Xuan Don 20 Senior Republic Polytechnic Institute Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Heat 2 ITE East College Simei 28-Jan-2012 Last updated 12/12/2012 (3:12 PM) For any update, dispute or ratification, please contact [email protected] with documentation.
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