Singapore at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

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Singapore at the
2010 Commonwealth Games
Flag of Singapore.svg
CGF code SIN
CGA Singapore National Olympic Council
Website www.singaporeolympics.com
in Delhi, India
Competitors68 in 8 sports
Flag bearer Feng Tianwei
Officials34
Medals
Ranked 8th
Gold
11
Silver
11
Bronze
9
Total
31
Commonwealth Games appearances (overview)

Singapore competed in the 2010 Commonwealth Games held in Delhi, India, from 3 to 14 October 2010. Singapore competed in 8 out of 17 sports consisting of 68 athletes and 34 officials, making it the largest-ever contingent sent to the Commonwealth Games. [1] Athletes are representing the country in Aquatics, Archery, Athletics, Badminton, Gymnastics, Shooting, Table tennis and Weightlifting. With 11 gold medals won, this is Singapore's best ever Commonwealth Games performance. [2] Table tennis player Feng Tian Wei was the flag-bearer for the opening ceremony.

Contents

Medalists

Team Singapore at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Key
  Qualifiers / Medal Winners
  Top 8 Finish (Non Medal Winners)
  Non-Qualifiers / Non Top 8 Finish

Aquatics

Swimming

Singapore's Swimmers got disqualified in a controversial incident. That occurred after their head coach failed to submit in the entry lists in time. Singapore Swimming Teams Head coach Ang Peng Siong apologized to his team and media after failing to register them on time, that resulted in their disqualification.

Athletes List

AthleteEvent/s
Tao Li50m Fly (W)
Aaron Yeo Xian Ying50/100m Free, 50m Relay (M).
Teo Zhen RenM 200/400/1500m Free, 4 × 200 m Free Relay
Arren Quek M 50/100/200m Free, 50/100m Fly, 4 × 100 m Free, 4 × 200 m Free Relay (M)
Mattias Ng Jia HuiM 400/1500m Free, 4 × 200 m Free Relay
Dzulhaili Kamal M 100m Free, 50/100m Back, 50/100m Fly, 4 × 100 m Free Relay (M)
Jeremy Kevin Matthews200/400/1500m Free, 100/200m Back, 200m Ind. Medley, 4 × 200 m Free Relay (M)
Richard Chng LijieM 50/100m Free, 50/100m Back, 50m Breast, 4 × 100 m Free Relay (M)

Archery

Vanessa Loh Tze Rong, Wendy Tan Liu Jie & Elizabeth Cheok Khang Leng competed in women's Recurve Team.

Athletics

Mohd Elif Mustapap, Muhd Amirudin Jamal, Lee Cheng Wei, Gary Yeo Foo Er, Calvin Kang Li Loong & U K Shyam all competed in Men's 4 × 100 m Relay, and the Men's 100m Individual. Adam Kamis competed in the parasport's 100m T4G.

Badminton

The Men's Team consisted of Derek Wong Zi Liang, Ashton Chen Yong Zhao, Hendri Kurniawan Saputra, Hendra Wijaya & Chayut Triyachart. The Women's team consisted of Xing Aiying, Fu Mingtian, Yao Lei, Shinta Mulia Sari & Vanessa Neo Yuyan.

Gymnastics

This was the first Commonwealth Games at which Singapore's gymnasts gained medals.

Women's Artistic Gymnastics consisted of Krystal Khoo Oon Hui, Lim Heem Wei, Nicole Tay Xi Hui & Tabitha Tay Jia Hui.

Men's Artistic Gymnastic team consists of Jonathan David Chan, Thuang Tong & Gabriel Gan Zi Jie.

Shooting

AthletesEvents
Zhang Shao Ying25m Pistol (W)
Teo Shun XieF 10m Air Pistol (W)
Aqilah SudhirF 10m Air Rifle, 50m Rifle Prone,50m Rifle 3-positions (W)
Ser Xiang Wei JasmineF 10m Air Rifle, 50m Rifle Prone,50m Rifle 3-positions (W)
Pheong Siew ShyaF 25m Sport Pistol (W)
Haw Siew PengF 10m Air Rifle, 50m Rifle Prone (W)
Fan Xiao PingF 10m Air Pistol, 25m Pistol, 25m Sport Pistol (W)
Cheng Jian HuanF 10m Air Rifle (W)
Zhang JinM 10m Air Rifle, 50m Rifle Prone, 50m Rifle 3-positions (M)
Poh Lip Meng M 10m Air Pistol, 25m Pistol, 25m Centre
Ong Jun HongM 10m Air Rifle, 50m Rifle Prone,50m Rifle 3-positions (M)
Nigel Lim Swee HonM 10m Air Pistol, 50m Free pistol (M)
Lee YeeM Skeet (M)
Lee Wung YewM Trap (M)
Kasmijian KiminM 50m Rifle Prone, 50m Rifle 3-positions (M)
Gai BinM 10m Air Pistol, 25m Centre Fire Pistol, 25m Standard Fire Pistol, 50m Pistol (M)
Alex Chow Wei AnM Double Trap (M)
Chiew Huan Lin EugeneM Skeet (M)
Mohd Zain AmatTrap, Double Trap (M)

Table tennis

The able tennis team was highly successful at these games.

The men's team consisted of Gao Ning, Yang Zi, Cai Xiaoli, Pang Xue Jie & Ma Liang.

The women's team consisted of Feng Tianwei, Wang Yuegu, Li Jiawei, Sun Beibei & Yu Mengyu.

Weightlifting

Helena Wong Kar Mun was the sole competitor in the weightlifting for Singapore.

Goh Rui Si Theresa also competed in the Powerlifting (Parasports).

Team officials

Coaches

CoachSport
Wu Chuan FuWeightlifting
Jing Junhong Table Tennis (Deputy Head Coach Women's Team)
Yang ChuanningTable Tennis (Head Coach Men's Team)
Loy Soo HanTable Tennis (Team Manager)
Eddy Tay Han ChongTable Tennis (Deputy Team Manager)
Zhou ShusenTable Tennis (Head Coach Women's Team)
Zhang Man ZhengShooting (Coach)
Deng Pei MingShooting (Coach)
Zhang Man ZhengShooting (Coach)
Zhu Chang FuShooting (Coach)
Yuan KexiaGymnastics (Head Coach)
Lin Zhen QiuGymnastics (Coach)
Zhao QunGymnastics (Coach)
Chua Yong JooBadminton (Team Manager)
Eng Hian Badminton (Coach)
Luan ChingBadminton(Coach)
Melvin Tan Kim BoonAthletics (Coach)
Park, Young SookArchery(Coach)
Jayaseelan s/o GurunathanPara-aquatics (Coach)
Ang Peng Siong Swimming (Head Coach)
Barry Prime Swimming (Coach)

Sports Medicine Team

Sports Medical
Dr. Cormac O’MuircheartaighMedical Director / Sports Physician
Kelvin Ong Shyun YeeSports Physiotherapist
Shane Andrew Hayes Sports Physiotherapist
Narasiman SathiveluMassage Therapist
Willy KohMassage Therapist

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