Showing posts with label SEA Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SEA Games. Show all posts

28 September 2017

Sunway’s SEA Games 2017 Medallists Honoured With A Heroes Welcome

The Sunway University Bus, carrying our victorious 11 Sunway Medal Winners , arrived on campus escorted by Police outriders , to a huge fanfare …

Hundreds of excited and proud Sunwayians gathered to welcome back our heroes & to honour their outstanding achievements at the SEA GAMES 2017.


27 September 2017

CIMP alumni won medals at SEA games

CIMP is proud of its two alumni who represented Malaysia at the SEA Games this September. Gymnasts Farah Ann Binti Abdul Hadi and Tang Ing Yueh both graduated from CIMP and were part of the gold medal-winning team at the SEA Games. Farah also won gold with her individual floor routine, nailing the final tricky pass. Ing Yueh also took home the gold medal on the vault and silver on the balance beam.


30 August 2017

Sunway Students and Alumni Contribute 7 Gold, 3 Silver and 3 Bronze Medals For Malaysia In The 29th SEA Games

7 students and 4 alumni from Sunway University represented Team Malaysia in the 29th SEA Games 2017 which also branded as Kuala Lumpur 2017. Taking part in the five sports of artistic gymnastics, ice hockey, swimming, bowling and ice skating - the athletes came away with an impressive medal tally of 7 Gold, 3 Silver and 3 Bronze. The games were an amazing experience for all our athletes. They are all winners at the games.

25 November 2011

Clean sweep for Sunway’s shining star

19 year-old Katrina Ann Abdul Hadi is the proud owner of five glittering gold medals having swept all the synchronised swimming events at the 26th SEA Games in Palembang, Indonesia this year. Katrina and her team mates, having already delivered golds in the free duet, technical duet, free team and technical team events, were once again at their dazzling best, when they produced a consistent and energetic performance to overwhelm the spectators and judges in the fifth and final event, the free team combination. Performing to the song ‘Rio de Janeiro’, the team scored 75.363 points to easily win another gold medal.

Katrina (left) with her duet partner, Shareen Png