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Splish splash: Waterpolo team captain Khiew Tze Yean (front, from left) with younger brother and national swimmer Khiew Hoe Yean (third from left) are among the UCSI University students bound for the Thailand SEA Games next week.

PETALING JAYA: It will be a reunion of sorts for Khiew siblings Hoe Yean and Tze Yean at the SEA Games but in different pools.

Younger brother Hoe Yean is going for gold in his fourth SEA Games outing in swimming while older brother Tze Yean is hoping to end up on the podium for the first time in water polo.

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