Sarawak’s Wei Puong continues domination in the pool


Sarawak swimmer Hii Wei Puong in action during the 2015 MSSM competition at the Shah Alam Aquatic Centre.

SHAH ALAM: Selangor retained their overall champions’ title but it was Sarawak golden boy Hii Wei Puong who stole the show on the penultimate day of the MSSM (national schools) swimming championships at the Shah Alam Aquatic Centre.

The 12-year-old capped a new high for Sarawak after extending his gold medal collection to a massive 11 in the boys’ 12 and below category on Wednesday.

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