SEA Games 31: Vietnam obtain two silvers, two bronzes in diving

SEA Games 31: Vietnam obtains two silvers, two bronzes in diving

Diving events at the 31st Southeast Asian Games wrapped up on late May 11 with women’s synchronised 10m platform and men’s single 3m springboard competitions.
SEA Games 31: Vietnam obtains two silvers, two bronzes in diving ảnh 1A dive by Onng Rei En and Ong Sze En of Singapore (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Diving eventsat the 31st Southeast Asian Games wrapped up on late May 11 with women’s synchronised 10m platform and men’s single 3m springboardcompetitions.

Vietnamese athletes did not securesuccess on this final day.

Nguyen Tung Duong ranked fourth with225.35 points while Dinh Anh Tuan fifth with 298.15 points in men’s single 3m springboard diving.

In women’s synchronised 10m platform diving, BuiThi Hong Giang and Mai Hong Hanh stood at the third position with 117.9 points,following the divers of Singapore (225.42points) and Malaysia (292.12points).

However, as there were only three teams competing in thiscategory, the Organising Committee decided to not present the bronze medal butonly silver to Onng Rei En/Ong Sze En of Singaporeand gold to Pandellela Rinong Anak Pamg/Nur Dhabitah Bte Sabri of Malaysia.

With this result, Vietnam’s divingteam won two silver and two bronze medals in total.

Head coach Truong Anh Tai said the athletes’ performance reflected their truecapacity as well as the difficulties they faced during the preparation process,pointing out that the short training duration, the low degree of difficulty indives, and unstable spirit were obstacles to their better performance.

However, thanks to their efforts, two silver and two bronze medals could stillbe viewed as success, he added.

Concluding diving competitions, Malaysiagained the top place with eight golds, three silvers, and one bronze in eightcategories. It was followed by Singapore with three silvers and one bronze./.
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