SEA Games 2025: Singapore's Gan Ching Hwee wins women’s 400m freestyle, one step away from rare triple-triple


Gan Ching Hwee won the women’s 400m final in 4min 11.88sec. - ST

BANGKOK: Touching the wall way ahead of her nearest rivals, Singapore swimmer Gan Ching Hwee not only retained the SEA Games women’s 400m freestyle title in style on Dec 12, but also continued her quest for a rare triple-triple in the stroke.

Having also won the 200m gold on Dec 11, Gan will match a unique achievement if she retains her 800m title on Dec 15.

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