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Team Singapore Athletes Rewarded for Breakthrough Games Total of S$400,000 Awarded for the Haul of 34 Gold in Myanmar Media Release For Immediate Release Team Singapore athletes rewarded for breakthrough Games Total of S$400,000 awarded for the haul of 34 Gold in Myanmar ANNEX B Individual Events Sport Event Name(s) Amount (SGD) Men's Marathon Mok Ying Ren $10,000 Athletics Women's Shot Put Zhang Gui Rong $10,000 Archery Women's Recurve Individual Chan Jing Ru $10,000 Billiards & English Billiards Singles Peter Edward Gilchrist $10,000 Snooker Women's 30km Individual Time Cycling Chan Siew Kheng Dinah $10,000 Trial Women's Show Jumping Equestrian Janine Khoo Su Pheng $10,000 Individual Judo Over 100kg Men Ho Han Boon $10,000 Women's Lightweight Single Saiyidah Aisyah Bte Rowing $10,000 Sculls Mohamed Rafa'ee Laser Radial Elizabeth Yin Yueling $10,000 Optimist Class (Boy) Edward Tan Yi Zhu $10,000 Sailing Fathin Rasyiqin Bte Mohd Optimist Class (Girl) $10,000 Firdaus Shooting Women's 25m Pistol Individual Tan Ling Chiao Nicole $10,000 Muhammad Nur Alfian Silat Men's Match Class 'F' $10,000 Bin Juma'en Men's 400m Individual Medley Quah Zheng Wen $10,000 Men's 200m Individual Medley Joseph Isaac Schooling $10,000 Women's 100m Backstroke Tao Li $10,000 Swimming Women's 100m Butterfly (2nd Tao Li $5,000 Gold) Men's 100m Butterfly (2nd Gold) Joseph Isaac Schooling $5,000 Women's 50m Freestyle Amanda Lim Xiang Qi $10,000 Men's 200m Butterfly (3rd Gold) Joseph Isaac Schooling $5,000 Men's Singles Zhan Jian $10,000 Table Tennis Women's Singles Yu Mengyu $10,000 Team Events Sport Event Name(s) Amount (SGD) Chen Jiexian Stephenie Women's K2 500m $15,000 Suzanne Seah Canoeing Chen Jiexian Stephenie Women's K2 200m $15,000 Suzanne Seah Kimberly Lim Min International 420 Class Girls $15,000 Savannah Siew Kiah Hui Sailing Women's International 470 Priscilla Low Rui Xi $15,000 Class Cecilia Low Rui Qi Joseph Isaac Schooling Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay Yeo Kai Quan $15,000 Quah Zheng Wen Pang Sheng Jun Quah Ting Wen Women's 4x200m Freestyle Lim Shu-En Lynette $15,000 Relay Amanda Lim Xiang Qi Tao Li Swimming Lim Yong 'En Clement Yeo Kai Quan Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay Lim Fang Yue Darren $15,000 Joseph Isaac Schooling Tao Li Yeo Samantha Louisa Women's 4x100m Medley Relay Ginn $15,000 Quah Ting Wen Amanda Lim Xiang Qi Yu Mengyu Lin Ye Women's Team Zhou Yihan $15,000 Table Tennis Li Siyun Isabelle Yee Herng Hwee Men's Team Zhan Jian $15,000 2 Li Hu Chen Feng Pang Xuejie Chew Zhe Yu Clarence Wee Ling En Valerie Wushu Women's Duilian - Barehand $15,000 Tan Yan Ning Vera Team Sports Sport Event Name(s) Amount (SGD) Teo Zhen Wei Eugene Tay Sin Chao Nigel Lin Diyang Loh Zhi Zhi Lim Yao Xiang Tan Jwee Ann Paul Louis Water Polo Men's Team Chiam Kunyang $30,000 Yu Nan Feng Samuel Moses Toh Zhi Hong Ang Wei Ming Sean Yip Yang Koh Jian Ying Quek Ruisheng Byron Top Five Athletes for 2013 1. 200m Individual Medley Joseph Isaac 2. Men’s 100m Butterfly 1. Schooling $27,500 3. Men’s 200m Butterfly 4. Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay 5. Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay 1. Women's 100m Backstroke 2. Women's 100m Butterfly 2. Tao Li $22,500 3. Women's 4x200m Freestyle Relay 4. Women's 4x100m Medley Relay 3. Amanda Lim Xiang Qi $17,500 1. Women's 50m Freestyle 3 2. Women's 4x200m Freestyle Relay 3. Women's 4x100m Medley Relay Chen Jiexian 1. Women's K2 500m 4. $15,000 Stephenie 2. Women's K2 200m 1. Women's K2 500m 5. Suzanne Seah $15,000 2. Women’s K2 200m Top Three Sports for 2013 1. Swimming $115,000 2. Sailing $60,000 3. Table Tennis $50,000 Top Five Athletes for 2007, 2009 & 2011 1. Mohd Zain Amat $20,000 Tao Li $40,000 Tao Li $41,250 (Shooting) (Swimming) (Swimming) 2. Choo Choon $20,000 Quah Ting $40,000 Amanda Lim $26,250 Seng (Shooting) Wen Xiang Qi (Swimming) (Swimming) 3. Nicolette Teo Wei $18,750 Amanda Lim $25,000 Joseph Isaac $20,000 Min (Swimming) Xiang Qi Schooling (Swimming) (Swimming) 4. Tabitha Tay Jia $17,500 Lynette Lim $25,000 Feng Tianwei $17,500 Hui (Gymnastics) Shu-En (Table (Swimming) Tennis) 5. Bryan Tay $17,500 Zach Ong Wei $20,000 Danny Yeo $17,500 Zhirong Shien Kai Quan (Swimming) (Swimming) (Swimming) 4 6. Gao Ning (Table $17,500 Tennis) Top Three Sports for 2007, 2009 & 2011 2007 2009 2011 1. Swimming $110,000 Swimming $200,000 Swimming $190,000 2. Shooting $95,000 Shooting $80,000 Table $65,000 Tennis 3. Table $95,000 Table $70,000 Sailing $50,000 Tennis Tennis Total MAP Rewards Disbursed for 2007 – 2013 2007 (24th SEA Games) $520,000 2009 (25th SEA Games) $460,000 2011 (26th SEA Games) $525,000 2013 (27th SEA Games) $400,000 5 .
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