Swimmer believes in work hard, play hard and win hard


  • Swimming
  • Wednesday, 24 Jul 2019

Back in the day: Ong Mei Lin won gold medal`s in the 100m backstroke and 200m individual medley and a silver in the 200m backstroke at the Kuala Lumpur SEAP Games in 1971.

I WILL always be grateful for my time in the pool because as I look back, it was there that I learned the value of “work hard, play hard and win hard.”

It was this motto that led me to not only become an Olympic swimmer but also as a career woman.

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