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Cyclist Nguyen Thi That brought home the first gold medal for Vietnamese cycling at the 28th Southeast Asian Games cycling as Vietnam was firmly in third place with 64 gold medals.

Taekwondo martial artists took their first gold medal for Vietnam on the morning of the seventh day of the 28th Southeast Asian Games in Singapore, helping Vietnam maintain its second place with 58 gold medals.

Vietnam racked up 15 golds, 7 silvers and 6 bronzes to move up to second place in the medal tally.

Vietnam earned seven gold medals on the 28th SEA Games' fourth day.

Truong Thi Phuong dominated the women’s C1-200m event to win the first gold medal for Vietnam in canoeing at the 28th Southeast Asian Games in Singapore.

Gymnast Dinh Phuong Thanh on June 8 put in a nearly-perfect performance to win a gold medal in the men’s individual all-around final in the Gymnastics-Artistic at the 28th Southeast Asian Games in Singapore.

The Vietnamese delegation has bagged three more gold medals on the second official competing day of the 28th SEA Games, which is taking place in Singapore.

Vietnamese fencers continued performing well at the 28th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games 2015 in Singapore, winning two additional gold medals and one silver from the three finals held on June 4.

Fencer Nguyen Tien Nhat claimed Vietnam’s first gold medal at the 28th Southeast Asian Games in Singapore on June 3.

Vietnam’s male fencing team is expected to win first gold medal for the national sports delegation at the 28th Southeast Asian Games in Singapore on June 3 when hopefuls Nguyen Tien Nhat and Nguyen Phuoc Den compete.

Karate artists earned the first gold medal for Vietnam on December 11 at the ongoing 17th ASEAN University Games (AUG 17) in Palembang, Indonesia.

Vietnam won three gold medals on the second day of the Sixth ASEAN Schools Games (ASG) in Marikina City, Metro Manila in the Philippines.

Wushu athlete Duong Thuy Vi won the first gold medal for Vietnam on September 21 in the 17th Asian Games (ASIAD) currently being held in the Republic of Korea.

Vietnam's Nguyen Thi Anh Vien made a strong impression on the last day of the second South East Asia Swimming Championships in Singapore on June 22.

Becoming Southeast Asia champion in triple jump in 2013, Nguyen Van Hung is now aiming farther, at the continental competition field, the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, the Republic of Korea.

Vietnam reached its target and finished among the top three at the seventh ASEAN Para Games, following the final day of competition on January 19 in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar.

The 27th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games officially wrapped up after ten days of competition in Myanmar, with the sparkling performances of prominent individuals as well as the tournament’s numerable records broken by their talent.