Singapore will send a delegation to compete at the 2025 SEA Games held in Bangkok, Chonbori and Songkhla, Thailand from 9 to 20 December 2025. This will be the largest contingent sent to the Games partly due to the number of sports.
Team Singapore flag bearers for SEA Games 2025; held during the Flag Presentation Ceremony on 8 November 2025
The team will be led by chef-de-mission Mr Lawrence Leow; President of Singapore Badminton Association and SNOC vice-president. The flag bearers are Noah Lim from jujitsu and Yeo Jia Min from badminton. [1]
Competitors
An initial 762 athletes were preliminary selected on 6 August competing in 42 sports at the Games.[2] Sports Association could submit appeals until the end of the month.
On 28 August, Singapore’s delegation size increased to 980 athletes competing in 48 sports following successful appeals. [3] After the entry by athlete registration, the official number of athletes heading to the Games is 930. [1]
Among those who are selected is long-distance runner Soh Rui Yong as well as the Men's football team. Besides them, a slew of silat and muay thai athletes were also included in the latest list; together with the men and women's kabaddi teams, women's dragon boat team, men's sepak takraw and indoor volleyball team.[4] The national polo, handball and woodball teams also got the nod.
No athlete will be fielded in Weightlifting and Karate.
The Singapore Badminton Association (SBA) named a formidable squad, combining youth and experience for the Games. [7] They will compete in both the team and individual events, with representation in every category — men’s singles, women’s singles, doubles, and mixed doubles.
Triathlon Singapore names a record team of 18 athlete for the SEA Games; with 8 of them making their debuts. [9] Athletes will be fielded in all disciplines - Triathlon, Duathlon and Aquathlon.
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