Best Sportsboy Andrew sets sights on splashing his way to LA2028


Worthy winners: Andrew Goh (left) and Gan Chen Jie were named the Best Sportsboy and Sportsgirl respectively. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

SELANGOR swimmer Andrew Goh is ready to aim high after signing off from his final Malaysia Games (Sukma) campaign with the Best Sportsboy Award.

The 20-year-old Andrew was the deserving winner after an outstanding campaign at the Pandelela Rinong Aquatic Centre, bagging a total of five gold medals and three national and five Games records.

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