Singapore’s men’s gymnastics team yesterday grabbed their first medal since the 2015 SEA Games on home soil.
The team of Terry Tay, Kaeson Lim, Mikhail Haziq Ghazali, Robin Sim, Zac Liew and Chong Jer Rong scored 297.650 at the Quan Ngua Sports Palace to win the bronze.
Hosts Vietnam clinched the gold after registering 331.250, ahead of silver medallists the Philippines (301.600).
Captain Tay, 28, said he was on top of the world.
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