Arvin determined to swim for Malaysia in the SEA Games


A winner: Arvin Shaun Singh of Terengganu celebrating after winning the 1,500m gold medal in the September Sukma in Perak. Now he is eyeing a place in the national swimming team.

PETALING JAYA: One rarely comes across a swimmer of Sikh descent, but Arvin Shaun Singh is determined to go far in the sport.

The 17-year-old, who is based in Australia, wants to swim for the country at the Philippines SEA Games in December next year and also make it to the Olympic stage one day.

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