Jinq En marks ten years with yet another SEA Games bronze


Phee Jinq En in action during the women's 50mn breaststroke event at the SEA Games 2025, held at HuaMak Aquatic Centre. — GLENN GUAN/The Star

BANGKOK: Ten years on, Phee Jinq En is still delivering the goods for Malaysia. On a barren day at the pool for Malaysia, Jinq En added another memorable chapter to her SEA Games journey by managing to finish on the podium in the women's 50m breaststroke race at Huamark Aquatic Centre last night.

The 28-year-old tied with Thai swimmer Saovanee Boonampha, with both clocking 31.71s, to share the bronze medal.

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