Singapore Short Track Speed Skating

SILVER for Team Singapore’s Ryo Ong Yik in the Men’s Short Track Speed Skating 500m Final! ⛸️🇸🇬🥈

Ryo powered through the final, clocking 43.592s to finish 2nd out of 12 and claim the Silver medal! 💥👏

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Team Singapore skates to SILVER and a NEW NATIONAL RECORD! 🇸🇬⛸️🥈

Amelia Rae-Lene Chua, Chloe Luai Shan Han, Loh Geok Qin (Luo Yu Qin), Pok Jing Ying Alyssa clocked 4:49.013, finishing 2nd out of 4 to secure the SILVER medal and set a new National Record in the process! 💥👏

Congratulations!

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BRONZE for Team Singapore’s Alyssa Pok in Women’s 500m Short Track! 🇸🇬⛸️🥉

Alyssa powered through the final, clocking 46.693 to finish 3rd out of 11, earning the Bronze medal for Singapore! 💪🔥

Well done!

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BRONZE for Team Singapore in Mixed Short Track Speed Skating Relay! ⛸️🇸🇬🥉

The team of Chloe Luai Shan Han, Alyssa Pok Jing Ying, Brandon Pok Yan Kai and Ryo Ong Yik clocked 2:58.600 to finish 3rd out of 5, securing the BRONZE medal for Singapore! 💪❄️

Congratulations on the strong team effort on the ice!

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At the 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin 2025, Alyssa Pok and Brandon Pok made it to the Final B of the 1000m and 1500m events, respectively, with 4th-place finishes. Alyssa achieved a rank of 9th in Asia for her 1000m, while Brandon ranked 11th in Asia for his 1500m. The Mixed Relay team, comprising Amelia Chua, Ryo Ong, Alyssa, and Brandon also reached the Final B, finishing in 2nd place with a rank of 6th in Asia and even broke the National Record. Alyssa also set a personal best twice in her 1000m event. Congratulations to Team Singapore Short Track Speed Skaters!!!

https://www.straitstimes.com/sport/despite-challenges-singapores-athletes-push-through-to-compete-at-asian-winter-games

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202502/10/WS67a95fe5a310a2ab06eab2a3.html

Singapore skaters Keegan Chan and Chloe Luai head to ISU Junior World Cup in Canada next week. We wish them the very best!

Thank you SNOC/Andy Chua for the wonderful photos. Additional photo credits: Pok Vic Sent and Xinhua/Sun Fei.

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Representing Short Track Speed Skating is Alyssa Pok (left) and Ice Hockey is Daniel Chew (right) as the flag bearers for Singapore at the 2025 Asian Winter Games Harbin, with Feng Tian Wei (center) as Chef de Mission.

[9th Asian Winter Games ❄️] Team Singapore is all set to take on the 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin from 3 to 14 Feb. Our TeamSG athletes in Alpine Skiing, Ice Skating, and Ice Hockey will be giving their all on the snow and ice, flying the Singapore flag high. Let’s rally behind them as they take on the best in Asia—cheer them on and show your support! 💪🇸🇬 Go TeamSG!

Our short track speed skaters are at Harbin China for the Asian Winter Games 2025!
Let’s go!!! Competitions from 7-9 Feb 💪💪

Singapore skaters Alyssa Pok, Brandon Pok, Ryo Ong competed at the 2024 ISU Short Track World Tour held in Seoul 13-15 Dec.

Alyssa improved on her 1000m PB last month, with a new personal record. All 3 skaters achieved the minimum qualifying time requirement for the 2025 SEA Games. Congratulations 🎉 . This wraps up the competitions this calendar. Till next year, have a great holiday season and Happy New Year! 😊



Photo credit: Pok Vic Sent

Singapore skaters Alyssa Pok and Brandon Pok competed at the Canadian Invitational Elite #2 at Montreal, from 6-8 Dec.

Brandon clocked a new personal record for 1500m. Alyssa made it to 500m Final A for Group B. Alyssa and Brandon also achieved the 1500m qualifying requirement for the 2025 SEA Games.



Photo credit: Pok Vic Sent