Young guns ready to make a big splash at Singapore SEA Games


Sixteen-year-old Wong Fu Kang looks good for gold in Singapore after a sterling performance at the Malaysian Open recently.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia can look forward to having a pool party at the Singapore SEA Games in June.

Youngsters like Wong Fu Kang, Alwyn Tan, Welson Sim and Phee Jinq En look more than capable of producing a splashing performance – having won their respective events in the recently-concluded Malaysian Open and qualify on merit for the SEA Games.

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