Malaysian Medallists

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Taken from THE STAR online.

ATHLETICS

GOLD

Loo Choon Sieng

(men’s 20km Walk)

Lee Hup Wei (men’s high jump)

Noraseela Khalid

(women’s 400m hurdles)

Tan Song Hwa

(women’s hammer)

Roslinda Samsu

(women’s pole vault)

Men’s 4x400m (P. Yuvaraaj,Schzuan Ahmed Rosley, S. Kannathasan, Mohd Yunus Lasaleh)

SILVER

Rayzam Shah Wan Sofian

(men’s 110m hurdles)

Adi Alifuddin Hussin

(men’s shot putt)

BRONZE

Mohd Robani Hassan

(men’s 110m hurdles)

Jackie Wong Siew Cheer

(men’s hammer)

Men’s 4x100m relay (Mohd Noor Imran Hadi, Mohd Azhar Ismail, Mohd IkhwanNor, Ambrose Jilom)

ARCHERY

GOLD

Cheng Chu Siang

(men’s individual recurve)

Men’s recurve team (Cheng Chu Siang, Khairul Anuar Mohd, Haziq Kamaruddin)

SILVER

Khairul Anuar Mohamed

(men’s individual recurve)

Mixed team compound (Fatin Nurfatehah, Mohd Zaki Mahazan)

Mixed team recurve (Cheng Chu Sian, Nurul Syafiqah Hashim)

Women’s team compound (Fatin Nurfatehah, Norhayati Al-Madihah Hashim, Nor Rizah Ishak)

Men’s team compound (Mohd Zaki Mahazan, Mohd Kaharuddin Ashah, Kelvin Hoo Kok Men)

BRONZE

Mohamed Zaki Mahazan (men’s individual compound)

BADMINTON

SILVER

Men’s team

(Liew Daren,

Lim Khim Wah,

Goh Wei

Shem, Mohd Arif, Mak Hee Chun, Ong Soon Hock, Chong Wei Feng)

BRONZE

Men’s doubles (Goh Wei Shem-Lim Khim Wah)

Women’s team (Tee Jing Yi, Lydia Cheah, Yang Li Lian, Sonia Cheah,Vivian Hoo Kah Mun, Woon Khe Wei, Lim Yin Loo, Marylen Ng, Chong Sook Chin, Lai Pei Jing, Goh Wei Shem, Lim Khim Wah)

BASKETBALL

BRONZE

Women’s team (Goh Beng Fong, Teo Woon Yuen, Teo Woon Yuen, Yong Shin Min, Lee Siew Fun, Hee Shook Ying, Ang Siew Teng, Nur

Izzati Yaakob, Choo Sook Ping, Chen Hui Jing, Pang Hui Pin, Yap

Ching Yee,Saw Wei Yin,

R. Kalaimathi, Eugene Ting Chiau Teng)

BILLIARDS

GOLD

Men’s doubles snooker

(Sam Chong-Thor Chuan Leong)

BRONZE

Thor Chuan Leong

(men’s singles snooker)

BOXING

SILVER

Mohd Farkhan Mohd Haru (men’s below 75kg)

BRONZE

Mohd Fairus Azwan Abdullah (men’s below 81kg)

Khir Akyazlan Azmi (men’s below 64kg)

Lee Ai Jim (women’s below 48kg)

BOWLING

GOLD

Adrian Ang (men’s Masters)

Men’s doubles (Adrian Ang, Alex Liew)

Men’s trios (Adrian Ang, Alex Liew, Zulmazran Zulkifli)

Men’s team (Adrian Ang, Alex Liew, Zulmazran Zulkifli, Mohd Nur Aiman, Aaron Kong)

Women’s doubles (Jacqueline Jenelee-Zandra Aziela)

SILVER

Sin Li Jane (women’s singles)

Sharon Koh (women’s Masters)

Men’s trios (Aaron Kong, Mohd Nur Aiman, Mohd Syafiq Ridhwan)

BRONZE

Adrian Ang (men’s singles)

Mohd Syafiq Ridhwan (men’s Masters)

Zandra Aziela (women’s Masters)

Men’s doubles (Mohd Syafiq Ridhwan-Zulmazran Zulkifli)

Women’s doubles (Sharon Koh-Dayang Khairuniza Dhiyana)

Women’s team (Sharon Koh, Zandra Aziela, Sin Li Jane, Zatil Iman, Jacqueline Jenelee).

CANOEING

BRONZE

Men’s 200m K2 (Hamdan Mohamed-Mohd Noh Paramin)

CHESS

BRONZE

Mixed individual standard class (Lim Yee Weng, Nur Najiha)

CYCLING

GOLD

Mohd Harrif Salleh (men’s 10km scratch race)

Fatehah Mustapa (women’s 500m individual time trial)

Fatehah Mustapa (women’s sprint)

Women’s sprint team (Fatehah Mustapa, Ju Pha Somnet)

Mohd Edrus Mohd Yunus (men’s sprint)

Men’s 4km team pursuit (Mohd Adiq Husainie, Amir Mustafa, Mohd Akmal Amrun, Mohd Harrif Saleh)

Mohd Hafiz Sufian (men’s omnium)

SILVER

Masziyaton Radzi (women’s mountain bike cross country)

Mohd Adiq Husainie Othman (men’s 40km point race)

Mohd Fattah Amri Zaid (men’s sprint)

BRONZE

Ahmad Fakhrullah Alias

(men’s omnium)

DIVING

GOLD

Pandelela Rinong

(women’s 10m platform)

Bryan Nickson (men’s 10m platform)

Women’s 10m platform synchronised (Leong Mun Yee-Traisy Vivien)

Cheong Jun Hoong (women’s 3m springboard)

Yeoh Ken Nee (men’s 3m springboard)

Women’s 3m springboard synchronised (Leong Mun Yee-Ng Yan Yee)

Men’s 3m springboard synchronised (Yeoh Ken Nee-Bryan Nickson)

SILVER

Kam Ling Kar (women’s 10m platform)

Ooi Tze Liang (men’s 10m platform)

Ng Yan Yee (women’s 3m springboard)

BRONZE

Ahmad Amsyar Azman (men’s 3m springboard)

EQUESTRIAN

BRONZE

Jumping team mixed (Sharmini Christina, Natasha Ines, Mohd Nubil Fikri,Nurlin Mohd Salleh)

FENCING

GOLD

Joshua Koo I Jie (men’s individual epee)

Men’s sabre team (Mohd Radhi Hasim, Yu Peng Kean, Liong Ming Chang)

BRONZE

Tauran Noor Iskandar (men’s individual foil)

Yu Peng Kean (men’s individual sabre)

Men’s team foil (Tauran Noor Iskandar, Sabri Nullah, Junaidi Bardin)

Natasha Ezzra Abu Bakar (individual foil)

Men’s epee team (Joshua Koh, Hasmie Sohaini, Noor Hashriq Adli)

FOOTBALL

GOLD

Men’s team (Khairul Fahmi Che Mat, Mohd Izham Tarmizi Roslan, Mahali Jasuli, Mohd Fadhli Mohd Shas, Mohd Zubir Mohd Azmi, Mohd Asraruddin Putra Omar, Mohd Amer Saidin, Mohd Muslim Ahmad, Mohd Fandi Othman, Mohd Irfan Fazail, Mohd Nazmi Faiz, K. Gurusamy, Baddrol Bakhtiar, Kuong Yong Yong, Wan Zaharul Nizam Wan Zakaria, Abdul Shukur Jusoh, A. Tamil Arasu, Ahmad Fakri Saarani, Syahrul Azwari Ibrahim, Izzaq Faris Ramlan).

GOLF

BRONZE

Men’s team (Low Khai Jei, Kenneth De Silva, Arie Fauzi, Abel Tam Kwang Yuan)

Women’s team (Nur Durriyah, Kelly Tan Guat Chen, Aretha Pan Herng)

GYMNASTICS

SILVER

Nur Eli Ellina (women’s balance beam)

Farah Ann Abdul Hadi (women’s uneven bars)

JUDO

BRONZE

Mohd Ezzat Mohd Noor (men’s below 99kg)

Nik Norbaizura Nik Azman (women’s below 63kg)

KARATE-DO

GOLD

R. Loganesha Rao (men’s kumite below 55kg)

Shaharudin Jamaludin (men’s kumite below 75kg)

K. Teagarajan (men’s kumite below 84kg)

G. Yamini (women’s kumite below 61kg)

SILVER

Women’s kata team (Thor Chee Yee, Khaw Yee Voon, Celine Lee Xin Yi)

Women’s kumite team (G. Yamini, Jamaliah Jamaludin, Shakilla Sani)

BRONZE

Leong Tze Wai (men’s kata)

L. Kunasilan (men’s kumite below 67kg)

Thor Chee Yee (women’s kata)

A. Nisha (women’s kumite below 55kg).

Jamaliah Jamaludin (women’s kumite below 68kg)

Shakkila Sani (women’s kumite below 68kg)

Men’s kata team (Lim Chee Wei, Leong Tze Wai, Kam Kah Sam)

Men’s kumite team (K. Teagarajan, Shahrudin Jamaludin, R. Logenesha Rao)

OPEN WATER SWIMMING

GOLD

Heidi Gan (women’s 5,000m)

Heidi Gan (women’s 10,000m)

BRONZE

Kevin Yap Soon Choy (men’s 10,000m)

PARAGLIDING

SILVER

Women’s open distance (Nur Shaziylia Sahar, Asjanita Aini Abu Hassan, Nur Shazlisha Sahar, Asmawati Ahmad, Tan Seng Jiu)

Men’s race to goal (Mohd Khairul Kamaruddin, Nasaruddin Bakar, Abdul Rahman Baharin, Mohd Faridil Fadzreen Nordin, Marazmizal Omar)

BRONZE

Men’s accuracy team (Abdul Rahman, Mohd Khairul Kamaruddin, MohdFaridil Fadzreen, Marazmizal Omar, Nasaruddin Bakar)

Men’s open distance team (Abdul Rahman, Mohd Khairul Kamaruddin, MohdFaridil Fadzreen, Marazmizal Omar, Nasaruddin Bakar)

Women’s accuracy team (Asjanita Aini, Asmawati Ahmad, Nur ShaziyliaSahar, Tan Seng Jiu, Nur Shazlisha Sahar)

Women’s race to goal team (Asjanita Aini, Asmawati Ahmad, Nur ShaziyliaSahar, Tan Seng Jiu, Nur Shazlisha Sahar)

PENCAK SILAT

GOLD

Ahmad Shahril Zailudin (men’s below 65kg)

Mohd Al Jufferi Jamari (men’s below 70kg)

Mohd Fauzi Khalid (men’s below 75kg)

SILVER

Siti Rahmah Mohd Nasir (women’s below 70kg)

BRONZE

Mohd Hafiz Mahri (men’s below 50kg)

Azrul Abdullah (men’s below 90kg)

Noor Farahana Ismail (women’s below 55kg)

Mastura Sapuan (women’s below 65kg)

Siti Khadizah Hassan (women’s below 75kg)

Ahmad Tajul Zaman (men’s tunggal - exhibition)

Kamilah Sulong (women’s ganda (exhibition)

PETANQUE

BRONZE

Ahmad Safwan Ibrahim (men’s singles)

Mohd Faiza Mohamed (men’s shooting)

Men’s doubles (Hakem Saberi-Hafizuddin Daud)

Suhartisera Zamri (women’s singles)

ROLLER SPORT

BRONZE

Women’s 3,000m relay (Akidah Aziah Ramly, Lai Yi Zhao, Lim Carlyle)

ROWING

BRONZE

Ahmad Hufaizah Ahmad Izuddin (men’s M2)

SAILING

GOLD

Mohd Romzi Mohamed (men’s radial class laser)

BRONZE

Men’s international class pairs (Ku Anas Ku Zamil-Mohd Hafizzudin)

Nur Amirah Hamid (women’s laser class radial)

Mixed Optimist class Open (Ku Anas Ku Zamil-Nur Amirah Hamid)

SEPAK TAKRAW

BRONZE

Men’s regu (Mohd Syazwan Husin, Norshahruddin Mad Ghani, Farhan Adam, Mohd Fazil Mohd Asri, Mohd Fadzli Mohd Roslan)

Men’s team (Ahmad Sufi Hashim, Mohd Helmi Ismail, Mohd Arif Busu, Mohd Faizulhairy Osman, Mohd Muqlis Borhan, Mohd Fazil Asri, Mohd Hanafiah Dolah)

SHOOTING

GOLD

Nur Suryani Mohd Taibi (women’s 10m air rifle)

Nur Suryani Mohd Taibi (women’s 50m rifle three position)

SILVER

Mohd Hadafi Jaafar (men’s 10m air rifle)

Hasli Izwan Amir Hassan (men’s 25m rapid fire pistol)

Khalel Abdullah (men’s 25m standard pistol)

Mohd Shahril Ishak (men’s 50m rifle prone)

BRONZE

Mohd Hadafi Jaafar (men’s 50m rifle three position)

Nur Ayuni Farahana Abdul Halim (women’s 50m rifle three position)

Muslifah Zulkifli (women’s 50m rifle prone)

SWIMMING

GOLD

Kevin Yeap (men’s 400m freestyle)

Siow Yi Ting (women’s 100m breaststroke)

Siow Yi Ting (women’s 200m breaststroke)

Christina Loh (women’s 50m breaststroke)

Khoo Cai Lin (women’s 800m freestyle)

SILVER

Christina Loh (women’s 100m breaststroke)

Marellyn Liew Yien Yee (women’s 100m butterfly)

Marellyn Liew (women’s 50m butterfly)

Kevin Yeap Soon Choy (men’s 1,500m freestyle)

Khoo Cai Lin (women’s 400m freestyle)

Chan Kah Yan (women’s 50m backstroke)

Siow Yi Ting (women’s 50m breaststroke)

Siow Yi Ying (women’s 200m individual medley)

Women’s 4x100m medley relay (Chan Kah Yan, Christina Loh, Khoo Cai Lin, Siow Yi Ting)

Women’s 4x200m freestyle relay (Vernon Lee Jeau, Siow Yi Ting, Chan Kah Yan, Christina Loh)

BRONZE

Ian James Barr (men’s 200m individual medley)

Women’s 4x100m freestyle (Siow Yi Ting, Chan Kah Yan, Christina Loh,Marellyn Liew)

Men’s 4x100m medley (Ian James Barr, Yap See Tuan, Foo Jian Beng,Vernon Lee)

SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING

GOLD

Duet free routine (Png Hui Chuen-Katrina Ann)

Duet technical routine (Png Hui Chuen-Katrina Ann)

Team free routine (Png Hui Chuen, Katrina Ann, Emanuelle Mah, Lee Yhing Huey, Lee Zhien Huey, Mandy Yeap, Tan May Mei, Yeo Pei Ling)

Team technical routine (Png Hui Chuen, Katrina Ann, Emanuelle Mah, Lee Yhing Huey, Lee Zhien Huey, Mandy Yeap, Tan May Mei, Yeo Pei Ling)

Free combination (Emanuelle Mah, Gan Zhen Yu, Katrina Ann, Lee Yhing Huey, Lee Zhien Huey, Mandy Yeap, Png Hui Chuen, Tan May Mei, Tasha Jane, Yeo Pei Ling)

TAEKWONDO

SILVER

Rusfredy Petrus (men’s below 63kg)

Nurul Asfahlina Mohd Johari (women’s below 46kg)

BRONZE

Mohd Afifuddin Omar Sidek (men’s below 68kg)

Mixed poomsae pair (Ahmady Radi-Morren Urai Lian)

WALL CLIMBING

SILVER

Men’s speed relays (Khairul Hafiz Abu Hassan, Mohd Redha Rozlan, Jonathan Hwa Soong Yi)

BRONZE

Hafzanizam Bakhori (men’s boulder)

Zul Fadzli Shafiee (men’s lead)

WATER POLO

BRONZE

Women’s team (Woo Yi Wen, Ng Peck Yin, Chong Yiling, Selene Chew XiangLing, Hay Yan Xiang, Yap Yee Chuin, Chan Su Jie, Lim Shirinnah, Low Sheen Yee, Low Jia Yee, Aileen Lim Zhixiang, Shirleen Khoo Mei Jee, Samantha Keo Wann Tyn).

WATER SKI

GOLD

Alexander Yoong (men’s overall)

Phillipa Yoong (women’s overall)

Phillipa Yoong (women’s slalom)

Aaliyah Yoong (women’s tricks)

SILVER

Phillipa Yoong (women’s jumping)

Alexander Yoong (men’s jumping)

Alexander Yoong (men’s slalom)

BRONZE

Philippa Yoong (women’s tricking)

WEIGHLIFTING

SILVER

Abdul Azim Najimi Abdul Rashid (men’s above 105kg)

BRONZE

Firdaus Abdul Razak (men’s below 105kg)

Nue Jannah Batrisyah (women’s 69kg)

WUSHU

GOLD

Lee Yang (men’s taijiquan and taijijian)

Kevan Cheah Peng Heng (men’s nandoa and nangun)

Tai Cheau Xuen (women’s nandoa and nangun)

SILVER

Koo Chee Zhong (men’s nandao and nangun)

Tai Cheau Xuen (women’s nanquan)

Ng Shin Yii (women’s taijiquan and taijijian)

BRONZE

Ong Shi Chuan (men’s daoshu and gunshu)

Kevan Cheah Peng Heng (men’s nanquans)

Diana Bong Siong Lin (women’s nandao and nangun)

Wong Wei Jian (men’s sanshou below 70kg)

Pei Pin Tang

Lee Chong Wei!!!

Sorry guys,

It has been a long time since i last updated this blog.. Have been busy but I will start updating this blog again soon.. Hopefully.. Hahaha...

Anyways, I bet most of you watched the Badminton World Championship match between Lee Chong Wei and Lin Dan.. Since it was Live on TV I managed to catch this tournament.. No astro can't watch the other tournaments.. Sob Sob.. Back to the match, the results didn't favor Lee Chong Wei.. It was so near yet so far.. Although is sad to see him lost but I would want to congratulate Lee Chong Wei for giving all his best and fought with everything he got.. Guess luck wasn't with him that night.. But he played well and gave a difficult time to Lin Dan.. So even though he lost, am still proud of him for giving his very best and closing the gap between him and Lin Dan.. It was an exciting and interesting match between both of them.. Hopefully luck will be with him during the Olympics.. Go Lee Chong Wei.. Do your best and the nation will always support you.. We are still proud of you even though you lost to Lin Dan in the finals..

Here's are a few articles about him that is taken from The Star Online and New Straits Time Online version:

Taken from The Star Online:

IT was a magical moment at the Wembley Arena yesterday but it did not belong to Malaysia’s Lee Chong Wei.

Yesterday, China’s superstar Lin Dan shattered Chong Wei’s dream of becoming Malaysia’s first world champion when he came from behind twice in the decider to troop home with a sensational 20-22, 21-14, 23-21 win in an adrenaline-pumping, one-hour-and-22 minute men’s singles final.

The 29-year-old Chong Wei had held the upper hand at 16-12 and 20-18 in the decider in the dream final of the World Championships between the two greatest men’s singles players but luck deserted him at the crucial state.

And to add misery to his agonising defeat, Chong Wei, who put up a sombre face during the victory ceremony, rushed out with cramps on both his legs and was lying in a corner with tears in his eyes.

Dejected: Lee Chong Wei making a call back stage after his loss to Lin Dan in the final.

It was truly a sad end for Chong Wei, who had been so convincing and confident in his play throughout the week, sparking a great hope for Malaysia to produce a first winner since the tournament’s inception in 1977.

On Saturday, he had reached his first final in his sixth attempt in the world meet to become only the second Malaysian after Wong Choong Hann to do so.

After a good rub-down, Chong Wei said that he was disappointed with the outcome but vowed to move forward – with his focus on next year’s Olympic Games.

“I had two chances to end the game but it did not happen for me ... Lin Dan took a great gamble at the crucial stage and I was quite unlucky,” said Chong Wei.

“I gave my all. This is my best and closest match against Lin Dan. It hurts to lose by two points in this manner.

“I may have lost to him but I showed that nothing much separates us. I made some mistakes today but I will be ready for him the next time.

“I am still happy with my achievement of reaching my first final here. It has been a good season. I have reached every final since the start of this year.

“I will shift my attention to the Olympic Games. It is 11 months away and I want to better prepared.

And he gave the Malaysian fans some good news: “I may have lost the opportunity to become the country’s first champion but I am coming back. I will be back in 2013 to get it right,” added Chong Wei, who left for home yesterday.

It started with three quick easy points for Chong Wei following Lin Dan’s unusual poor service return shots.

Then, the real battle began with Chong Wei and Lin Dan trying to outfox each other with their blistering pace, punishing smashes, unbelievable netplays and incredible retrieves.

The Malaysian stayed ahead to take a 20-18 lead but Lin Dan was always dangerously snapping at his heels. Lin Dan’s brilliance at the net saw him levelling at 20-20 but a quick recovery saw the Malaysian taking the first game at 22-20.

The second game went on in the same fashion but this time, Lin Dan dictated the pace until 11-9. A brief nervy spell by a slower Chong Wei saw Lin Dan taking a 17-10 lead and eventually forcing a rubber game with a 21-14 win.

Both came back recharged and determined to outdo each other and what a fight it was.

The decider was a thriller with both displaying class and quality but it was Lin Dan who had a better finish to nick his fourth world title to emerge as the world’s greatest player.

Badminton / World Championships: Chong Wei bows to Lin Dan again

Taken from NST Online

Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia returns a shot to Dan Lin of China during the men's singles final match of the World Badminton Championships at Wembley Arena in London, yesterday. - AFP

HIS apology to Malaysia was from the heart but Lee Chong Wei vowed to not only go for gold in the London Olympics next year but also make one more assault on the World Championships in 2013 before hanging up his racquet.

The disappointment that he must have been nursing was well masked but there were times during the press conference that Chong Wei looked like he would break down -- as he did during the medal presentation -- but there was also a steely resolve visible.

Having settled for second place for a third time after also losing to Lin Dan in the 2008 Olympics and last year's Asian Games, Chong Wei could have been forgiven for thinking that he is just not destined to win a major.

But yesterday's result, which saw him coming within a point of claiming the World Championships title at London's Wembley Arena before losing 22-20, 14-21, 23-21, has made the shuttler even more determined.

"I apologise to Malaysia for I know that the whole country was behind me. I tried my best but it was not to be and I hope that they will forgive me," said Chong Wei, who needed medical treatment for cramps and nausea after the 86-minute final.

It was a final that had everything as momentum swung from end to end but when it came to the crucial moments, it was Lin Dan who was the better.

"His quality is such that he refuses to give up. He came back when I led 16-14 in the rubber game and even when I held matchpoint at 20-19 and 21-20.

"He was willing to take risks and that was the difference as I tried to play safe. He is a great player but what makes me happy, despite the defeat, is that I have narrowed the gap with him and this can only mean good for me," said the World No 1.

The ranking, though, would stand for nothing if Chong Wei doesn't land a major before retiring and the 29-year-old said this is exactly what he plans to do.

"I have a good chance in next year's Olympics and I am going to try for the world title one more time. I have unfinished business in the World Championships and both these tournaments will be what I will focus on from now on."

The World Championships will not be contested next year but Chong Wei said he will immediately start preparing for the Olympics, which are in less than a year's time.

"I will need help from all quarters, especially as we can be sure that China will unleash all their players from now on. I don't only have to worry about Lin Dan but also Chen Jin, Chen Long and Du Pengyu. There are also the rest of the nations to worry about and my programme must cater for all these."

On current form, it does seem like Lin Dan is the only player capable of stopping Chong Wei from winning Olympic gold but the Malaysian said he had been boosted by his performance yesterday.

"Lin Dan won the title and was the better player during the crucial moments but I was not too far behind. Nothing much separates us and victory is always going to go to the player who performs better on matchday.

"I had my chances but didn't take them while he did but this is not the end for I will continue trying to deliver what Malaysia wants."

RESULTS

All FINALS :—

Men’s singles: Lin Dan (Chn) bt Lee Chong Wei (Mas) 20-22, 21-14, 23-21.

Doubles: Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng (Chn) bt Ko Sung Hyun-Yoo Yeon Seong (Kor) 24-22 21-16.

Women’s singles: Wang Yihan (Chn) bt Cheng Shao Chieh (Tai) 21-15, 21-10.

Doubles: Wang Xiaoli-Yu Yang (Chn) bt Tian Qing-Zhao Yunlei (Chn) 22-20, 21-11.

Mixed doubles: Zhang Nan-Zhao Yunlei (Chi) bt Chris Adcock (Eng)-Imogen Bankier (Sco) 21-15, 21-7