| Traditional boat race at the 2015 SEA Games | |
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| Venue | Marina Bay |
| Dates | 6 June 2015 to 7 June 2015 |
| Competitors | 148 from 6 nations |
Traditional boat race at the 2015 SEA Games will be held in Marina Bay, Singapore from 6 to 7 June 2015. [1]
| Traditional boat race at the 2015 SEA Games | |
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| Venue | Marina Bay |
| Dates | 6 June 2015 to 7 June 2015 |
| Competitors | 148 from 6 nations |
Traditional boat race at the 2015 SEA Games will be held in Marina Bay, Singapore from 6 to 7 June 2015. [1]
A total of 148 athletes from six nations will be competing in traditional boat race at the 2015 Southeast Asian Games:
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 200 m (6-crew) |  Thailand (THA)Laor Iamluek Tanawoot Waipinid Thotsaporn Pholseth Pornchai Tesdee Vinya Seechomchuen Pornprom Kramsuk Boonsong Imtim Wanchat Thani |  Myanmar (MYA)Gay Saw Htoo Min Zaw Aye Kyaw Saw Aung Saw Moe Lwin Htet Wai Naing Min Aung Zaw Moe Zaw Min Min |  Singapore (SIN)Neo Aik Jin Clement Tan Renyi Jerry Gan Chea Hau Kiang Jian Xiang Hong Oz Titus Mong Zi Loh Zhi Ying Tan Jit Lun Shawn Tan Chun Leng |
| 200 m (12-crew) |  Indonesia (INA)Silo Dedy Irianto Bwefer Andri Agus Mulyana Agunawan Syahrul Sahputra Arpan Achmad Fajrurrochman Sofianto Muhammad Fajar Faturohman Jefklin Mehue Muhammad Syahtiri Ramdhan Syarifuddin Azwir Aboni Rusmin Sina | Thailand (THA) Laor Iamluek Nattagun Baengtid Tanawoot Waipinid Ekkapong Wongunjai Chaiyakarn Choochuen Pornchai Tesdee Vinya Seechomchuen Sutee Chimchai Pornprom Kramsuk Wanchat Thani Boonsong Imtim Asdawut Mitilee Thotsaporn Pholseth Phawonrat Roddee | Myanmar (MYA) Gay Saw Htoo Min Zaw Aye Kyaw Saw Aung Saw Moe Lwin Htet Wai Aung Zaw Moe Naing Min Thu Thiha Hein Sai San Saw Lawkal Zaw Min Min Htet Zaw AungSai Min Oo Myo Thet |
| 500 m (6-crew) | Myanmar (MYA) Gay Saw Htoo Min Zaw Aye Kyaw Saw Aung Saw Moe Lwin Htet Wai Naing Min Aung Zaw Moe Zaw Min Min | Thailand (THA) Thotsaporn Pholseth Chaiyakarn Choochuen Boonsong Imtim Asdawut Mitilee Vinya Seechomchuen Pornchai Tesdee Tanawoot Waipinid Sutee Chimchai | Singapore (SIN) Neo Aik Jin Clement Tan Renyi Jerry Gan Chea Hau Kiang Jian Xiang Hong Oz Titus Mong Zi Loh Zhi Ying Tan Jit Lun Shawn Tan Chun Leng |
| 500 m (12-crew) | Thailand (THA) Laor Iamluek Nattagun Baengtid Tanawoot Waipinid Ekkapong Wongunjai Chaiyakarn Choochuen Pornchai Tesdee Vinya Seechomchuen Sutee Chimchai Pornprom Kramsuk Wanchat Thani Boonsong Imtim Asdawut Mitilee Thotsaporn Pholseth Phawonrat Roddee | Myanmar (MYA) Gay Saw Htoo Min Zaw Aye Kyaw Saw Aung Saw Moe Lwin Htet Wai Aung Zaw Moe Naing Min Thu Thiha Hein Sai San Saw Lawkal Zaw Min Min Htet Zaw AungSai Min Oo Myo Theto | Singapore (SIN) Neo Aik Jin Clement How Wei Min Tan Renyi Jerry Gan Chea Hau KongPeng Hui Barath Kumar Kiang Jian Xiang Tan Yong Zhi Esmonde Hong Oz Titus Mong Zi Loh Zhi Ying Lam Yi He Tan Jit Lun Shawn Lim Wee Siang Tan Chun Leng |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 200 m (6-crew) | Thailand (THA) Nutcharat Chimbanrai Nattakant Boonruang Pranchalee Moonkasem Jaruwan Chaikan Mintra Mannok Patthama Nanthain Arisara Pantulap Wanida Thammarat | Myanmar (MYA) Moe Naw Arkar Phyo Pyae Pyae Win Pa Pa The Cho Phyo Su Wai Naing Thet Phyo Phaw Naw Sae Khu Thu Saw Myat |  Philippines (PHI)Maria Eucelia Manatad Raquel Almencion Ella Fe Niuda Rosalyn Esguerra Rea Glore Glaiza Liwag Patricia Ann Bustamante Maribeth Caranto |
| 200 m (12-crew) | Indonesia (INA) Astri Dwijayanti Wina Apriani Ayuning Tika Vihari Septivina Riana Yulistrian Ririn Nurparidah Ririn Anggraini Fazriah Nurbayan Marnia Alliyah Koesmarlina Sari Shifa Garnika Nurkarim Itsnah Tsaniah Aswiati Cristina Kafolakari | Thailand (THA) Nutcharat Chimbanrai Nattakant Boonruang Pranchalee Moonkasem Wanida Thammarat Prapaporn Pumkhunthod Suphatthra Kheha Jaruwan Chaikan Arisara Pantulap Saowanee Khamsaeng Patthama Nanthain Praewpan Kawsri Mintra Mannok Nipaporn Nopsri Jariya Kankasikam | Myanmar (MYA) Hlaing Thin Yu Soe Hay Mar Thu Saw Myat Aung War War Phyo Su Wai Phaw Naw Sae Khu Win Pa Pa Moe Naw Arkar May Aye Chan Soe Myint Myint Thein Aye Aye Phyo Pyae Pyae The Cho Naing Thet Phyo |
| 500 m (6-crew) | Thailand (THA) Nutcharat Chimbanrai Nattakant Boonruang Pranchalee Moonkasem Nipaporn Nopsri Mintra Mannok Arisara Pantulap Prapaporn Pumkhunthod Patthama Nanthain | Myanmar (MYA) Moe Naw Arkar Phyo Pyae Pyae Win Pa Pa The Cho Phyo Su Wai Naing Thet Phyo Phaw Naw Sae Khu Thu Saw Myat | Singapore (SIN) Loh Peixuan Chan Shona Wai Kay Chen Qiujun Jennifer Ng Shanice Xuening Wee Zheng Joyce Kang Yu Jia Nai Diana Min Zhen Ng Ji Yan |
| 500 m (12-crew) | Thailand (THA) Nutcharat Chimbanrai Nattakant Boonruang Pranchalee Moonkasem Wanida Thammarat Prapaporn Pumkhunthod Suphatthra Kheha Jaruwan Chaikan Arisara Pantulap Saowanee Khamsaeng Patthama Nanthain Praewpan Kawsri Mintra Mannok Nipaporn Nopsri Jariya Kankasikam | Myanmar (MYA) Hlaing Thin Yu Soe Hay Mar Thu Saw Myat Aung War War Phyo Su Wai Phaw Naw Sae Khu Win Pa Pa Moe Naw Arkar May Aye Chan Soe Myint Myint Thein Aye Aye Phyo Pyae Pyae The Cho Naing Thet Phyo | Singapore (SIN) Loh Peixuan Chan Shona Wai Kay Chen Qiujun Jennifer Ng Shanice Xuening Wee Zheng Joyce Kang Yu Jia Nai Diana Min Zhen Ng Ji Yan Choong Pamela Peiling Han Sze Yi Christie Hu Qinmei Leong Yin Xian Ellycia Lim Xiaowei Ong Hayden |
* Host nation (Singapore)
| Rank | Nation | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Thailand (THA) | 5 | 3 | 0 | 8 |
| 2 | Indonesia (INA) | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| 3 | Myanmar (MYA) | 1 | 5 | 2 | 8 |
| 4 | Singapore (SIN)* | 0 | 0 | 5 | 5 |
| 5 | Philippines (PHI) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| Totals (5 entries) | 8 | 8 | 8 | 24 | |
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