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2016 ASEAN University Games

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XVIII ASEAN University Games
Host citySingapore
MottoIn Celebration of Diversity and Unity
Nations11
Athletes1000
Events173 in 15 sports
Opening10 July
Closing19 July
Opened byOng Ye Kung
Acting Minister of Education
Athlete's OathMervyn Teo
Judge's OathMohd Azhar Bin Yusof
Torch lighterAng Han Teng and Nur Shafiqa Binti Sheik Alauddin
Main venueNanyang Technological University (Opening)
National University of Singapore (Closing)
Website2016 ASEAN University Games

The 2016 ASEAN University Games, officially known as the 18th ASEAN University Games, was a Southeast Asian university multi-sports event held in Singapore. This was the third time Singapore hosted the ASEAN University Games, and its first time since 1994. Previously, Singapore also hosted the 1986 games.[1]

The games was held from 10 to 19 July 2016, although several events had commenced from 9 July 2016. Around 1000 athletes from 11 participating nations participated at the games which featured 173 events in 15 sports. It was opened by Ong Ye Kung, the acting minister of education of Singapore at the Nanyang Technological University. The final medal tally was led by Thailand, with host Singapore in fifth place.

Venues

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The 18th ASEAN University Games had 15 venues for the games with the Nanyang Technological University served as the athletes' village.[2]

Competition Venue Sports
Nanyang Technological University
Auditorium Opening ceremony
National Institute of Education Archery
Sports Hall 2, 3 Basketball, Table tennis
Main field Football
Field 2 Rugby sevens
National University of Singapore
Town green Closing Ceremony
Utown2 Fencing
Multi purpose sports hall Volleyball
Others
Silat and Sepak Takraw Centre of Excellence Pencak Silat, Sepak Takraw
OCBC Aquatic Centre Swimming, Water Polo
Choa Chu Kang Stadium Athletics
The Promontory, Marina Bay Canoeing
Singapore Institute of Management Badminton
Toa Payoh Sports Complex Petanque
SAFRA Yishun Shooting

Marketing

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Nila, the lion, the official mascot of the games.

Motto

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The official motto of the 2016 ASEAN University Games is In Celebration of Diversity and Unity. It was chosen to represent celebration of common goals, achievements, and love of sport, showcase of dedication, skills, and sense of fair play and celebration of passion to excel despite the difference in racial and lingual identity.

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The logo of the 2016 ASEAN University Games is an image of the stylised brush strokes of the ASEAN University Games acronym, AUG surrounded by 11 stars of blue, yellow and red colour. The stylised brush strokes of the logo represents the youth, energy, and vibrancy of the games. The eleven stars, representing the 10 ASEAN countries and the candidate nation Timor-Leste that participates at the games. The brush stroke across the letter G that slants upward towards the first of the eleven stars represents the idea that sport provides a pathway for bringing people together to create and share common goals and purpose. The three colours of the stars, which are red, blue, and yellow, the common colours of the ASEAN countries, represent the inclusiveness of the university games. The logo overall, represents the aspirations of the ASEAN countries through sports and also the diversity and unity of the participants.[3]

Mascot

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The mascot of the 2016 ASEAN University Games is a lion named Nila, which is also previously the mascot of the 2015 Southeast Asian Games and the 2015 ASEAN Para Games. The name comes from Sang Nila Utama, the founder of Singapura. Nila has a red mane and heart-shaped face and is described as courage, passionate and friendly. The rehash of Nila as the mascot of the games is meant to promote friendship and ASEAN solidarity in the youth of ASEAN through sports.[4]

The games

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Opening ceremony

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The opening ceremony was held at the Nanyang Technological University Auditorium at 20:00 (SST) on 10 July 2016. Before the opening ceremony, Singapore university students put up a series of performance with mascot Nila making its appearance for a brief while. The Opening ceremony begins with the performance by Singapore Dance Crew, followed by the parade of athletes from the participating nations of the games, began with the Brunei delegate. The Singaporean delegate received the warmest welcome when they marched into the auditorium. After the athletes marched into the auditorium, the National Anthem of Singapore was sung by Sophie Zara. After that, Dr. Tan Eng Liang, the Chairman of the games organising committee and the vice president of the Singapore National Olympic Council and Prof Datuk Dr Abdullah Mohamad Said, the president of ASEAN University Sports Council then gave their respective speech and the games was declared open by acting minister of education of Singapore, Mr Ong Ye Kung after he gave his speech. After the games was declared open, Mervyn Teo took the athletes' oath and Mohd Azhar Bin Yusof took the judge's oath. Ang Han Teng and Nur Shafiqa Binti Sheik Alauddin then took the torch into the auditorium and lit the cauldron on the stage. The ceremony concludes with a series of dance performance, including the traditional dances of Singapore's main races by Singapore university students.[5]

Closing ceremony

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The closing ceremony was held at the National University of Singapore Town Green at 20:00 (SST) on 19 July 2016. The closing ceremony begins with the participating athletes walked to the center of the field, followed by a dance performance by Singapore university students. After that, Dr. Tan Eng Liang, the Chairman of the games organising committee and the vice president of the Singapore National Olympic Council and Prof Datuk Dr Abdullah Mohamad Said, the president of ASEAN University Sports Council then gave their respective speech and the games was declared close by Ms Sim Ann, Senior Minister of State of the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth and Ministry of Finance. Sophie Zara then performed a song, with the games' flags lowered and the cauldron extinguished. After that, the ASEAN University Games responsibility was handed over to Myanmar, host of the 2018 ASEAN University Games where Dr Thien Wi, President of the Myanmar University Sports Federation receive the ASEAN University Sports Federation flag as its symbol. The national flag of Myanmar was raised as the National Anthem of Myanmar was played. The ceremony concluded with a Myanmar Segment Performance and an after-ceremony rock concert, featuring rock bands from five different Singapore universities.[6]

Participating nations

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Sports

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Calendar

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OC Opening ceremony Event competition 1 Gold medal events CC Closing ceremony
July 9th
Sat
10th
Sun
11th
Mon
12th
Tue
13th
Wed
14th
Thu
15th
Fri
16th
Sat
17th
Sun
18th
Mon
19th
Tue
Events
Ceremonies OC CC
Archery 10 10
Athletics 9 11 8 9 37
Badminton 2 5 7
Basketball 2 2
Canoeing 6 15 21
Fencing 5 6 11
Football 1 1
Pencak silat 2 2 14 18
Petanque 3 2 2 7
Rugby sevens 1 1
Sepak takraw 1 1 2
Shooting 4 4 8
Swimming 11 7 10 10 38
Table tennis 2 5 7
Volleyball 2 2
Water polo 1 1
Daily medal events 11 7 29 36 17 69 3 1 173
Cumulative total 11 18 47 83 100 169 172 173
July 9th
Sat
10th
Sun
11th
Mon
12th
Tue
13th
Wed
14th
Thu
15th
Fri
16th
Sat
17th
Sun
18th
Mon
19th
Tue
Total events

Medal table

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Source:[10]

  *   Host nation (Singapore)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Thailand (THA)513534120
2 Indonesia (INA)325427113
3 Malaysia (MAS)27293389
4 Vietnam (VIE)26101349
5 Singapore (SIN)*24203377
6 Philippines (PHI)6121836
7 Cambodia (CAM)4127
8 Laos (LAO)391022
9 East Timor (TLS)0224
10 Myanmar (MYA)0101
11 Brunei (BRU)0000
Totals (11 entries)173173172518

Results

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Archery

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men Individual Recurve Teo Kee Hui Keith
 Singapore
Nugraha Nucky
 Indonesia
Yahya Rudini Yushari
 Indonesia
Men Team Recurve  Singapore
Ong Yong Jia
Teo Kee Hui Keith
Zhang Zhenjie Justin
 Indonesia
Edwar Alek
Nugraha Nucky
Yahya Rudini Yushari
 Malaysia
Muhammad Shaiffuddin Mohd Kamro
Omar Nazir
Rosli Muhamad Fareez
Women Individual Recurve Ayuni Mesra
 Indonesia
Quah Kai Zhi
 Singapore
Teo Zhi Ning
 Singapore
Women Team Recurve  Malaysia
Abdullah Azuanis
Azizi Nur Atiqah
Mohamed Hamzah Ezryn Meza
 Singapore
Quah Kai Zhi
Teo Zhi Ning
Wong Shi Ya Crystal
 Thailand
Sukanya Buayen
Nanthiya Kharuram
Jidapa Swangpharnich
Mixed Team Recurve  Singapore
Teo Kee Hui Keith
Teo Zhi Ning
 Malaysia
Mohamed Hamzah Ezryn Meza
Rosli Muhamad Fareez
 Thailand
Sukanya Buayen
Wachiranarong Tinrasri
Men Individual Compound Ruslan Zulfadhli
 Malaysia
Mazuki Mohd Juwaidi
 Malaysia
Wardhana Prima Wisnu
 Indonesia
Men Team Compound  Malaysia
Mazuki Mohd Juwaidi
Ruslan Zulfadhli
Saeri Ahmad Syafiq Azim
 Thailand
Poovanai Budtho
Jatuthep Muenhong
Worrayut Sornpala
 Singapore
Aang Han Teng
Pang Qing Liang
Tay Han Yueh Shawn
Women Individual Compound Mat Salleh Fatin Nurfatehah
 Malaysia
Mohd Asmi Nurul Syazhera
 Malaysia
Kanyavee Maneesombaktul
 Thailand
Women Team Compound  Malaysia
Cham Nong Saritha
Mat Salleh Fatin Nurfatehah
Mohd Asmi Nurul Syazhera
 Indonesia
Fitriana Norsa
Handayani Della Adisty
Ramadhani Tiara Sakti
 Singapore
Ang Hwee Ying
Guanwan Christina
Ong Madeleine Xue Li
Mixed Team Compound  Malaysia
Mat Salleh Fatin Nurfatehah
Ruslan Zulfadhli
 Indonesia
Ramadhani Tiara Sakti
Wardhana Prima Wisnu
 Singapore
Ang Han Teng
Gunawan Christina

Athletics

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men 100m Nyepa Jonathan
 Malaysia
10.62 Le Trong Hinh
 Vietnam
10.66 Iswandi Iswandi
 Indonesia
10.75
Men 200m Jirapong Meenapra
 Thailand
20.99 Le Trong Hinh
 Vietnam
21.02 Kang Calvin Lee Loong
 Singapore
21.97
Men 400m Luong Van Thao
 Vietnam
47.40 Apisit Chamsri
 Thailand
47.99 Alet Mohamad Arif Zulhe
 Malaysia
48.08
Men 800m Neri Elbren
 Philippines
1:52.69 Maniam Keesavan
 Malaysia
1:53.49 Azman Putra Azrul Syazw
 Malaysia
1:55.09
Men 1500m Angus Jomar
 Philippines
3:59.47 Neri Elbren
 Philippines
3:59.51 Hamizan Ahmad Luth
 Malaysia
4:00.03
Men 5000m Le Van Thao
 Vietnam
15:08.10 Nurshodiq Nurshodiq
 Indonesia
15:11.78 Soundararajah Jeevanesh
 Singapore
15:41.33
Men 10000m Le Van Thao
 Vietnam
31:49.07 Nurshodiq Nurshodiq
 Indonesia
31:58.26 Thamavongchith Sysavath
 Laos
33:31.75
Men 110m hurdles Xaysa Anousone
 Laos
14.06 Maholtra Rio
 Indonesia
14.22 Ang Chen Xiang
 Singapore
14.44
Men 400m hurdles Andrian Andrian
 Indonesia
52.83 Nattapong Khanom
 Thailand
52.85 Bautista Clinton
 Philippines
53.14
Men 3000m steeplechase Hamizan Ahmad Luth
 Malaysia
9:30.96 Angus Jomar
 Philippines
9:41.49 Thamavongchith Sysavath
 Laos
9:53.64
Men 4×100m relay  Thailand 40.41  Indonesia 40.52  Malaysia 40.98
Men 4×400m relay  Thailand 3:14.85  Indonesia 3:15.25  Malaysia 3:15.89
Men High jump Nguyen Thanh Nhan
 Vietnam
2.13m Angus Jomar
 Philippines
2.00m Thamavongchith Sysavath
 Laos
2.00m
Men Long jump Sawaturrahman Sawaturrahman
 Indonesia
7.50m Ubas Janry
 Philippines
7.50m Nguyen Van Cong
 Vietnam
7.41m
Men Triple jump Nguyen Van Cong
 Vietnam
15.61m Muhammad Hussain Ismail
 Malaysia
14.67m Khan Meng Linn
 Singapore
14.35m
Men Pole vault Porranot Purahong
 Thailand
5.20m Alwi Iskandar
 Malaysia
5.05m Wicaksono Eko
 Indonesia
4.60m
Men Discus throw Irfan Shamsuddin
 Malaysia
54.25m Aroonsil Malasri
 Thailand
47.10m Phan Than Binh
 Vietnam
43.01m
Men Javelin throw Peerachet Jantra
 Thailand
74.29m Hafiz Abd
 Indonesia
66.51m Kenny Gonzales
 Philippines
61.77m
Men Shot put Husin Adi Alifuddin
 Malaysia
16.33m Thawat Khachin
 Thailand
16.15m Mohd Afandi Mohamad Hal
 Malaysia
14.07m
Women 100m Zulkifli Zaidatul Husniah
 Malaysia
11.94 Nguyen Thi Oanh
 Vietnam
12.27 Yuliana Yuliana
 Indonesia
12.32
Women 200m Supawan Thipat
 Thailand
24.27 Zulkifli Zaidatul Husniah
 Malaysia
24.36 Nguyen Thi Oanh
 Vietnam
24.96
Women 400m Hoang Thi Ngoc
 Vietnam
54.65 Mayasari Sri Rahayu
 Indonesia
55.38 Mazlan Nurul Faizah Asm
 Malaysia
56.44
Women 800m Inthakouman Lodkeo
 Laos
2:15.75 Pamatian Louielyn
 Philippines
2:17.57 Dos Santos Mariquita
 East Timor
2:22.54
Women 1500m Nguyen Thi Oanh
 Vietnam
4:34.10 Paijo Afriana
 Indonesia
4:45.63 Sivakumar Sharmila
 Malaysia
4:50.25
Women 5000m Pham Thi Hue
 Vietnam
17:57.00 Inthakoumman Lodkeo
 Laos
18:22.33 Napoleao Juventina
 East Timor
19:24.71
Women 10000m Pham Thi Hue
 Vietnam
38:07.22 Napoleao Juventina
 East Timor
41:08.50 Neo Hoon Suan
 Singapore
42:30.03
Women 100m hurdles Emilia Nova
 Indonesia
13.97 Chanthavong Manivanh
 Laos
14.51 Mohd Ali Aini Nurazira
 Malaysia
14.71
Women 400m hurdles Avila Marylyn
 Philippines
1:02.22 Jutamas Khonkham
 Thailand
1:02.44 Suhaimi Saidatul
 Malaysia
1:02.61
Women 3000m steeplechase Nguyen Thi Oanh
 Vietnam
10:21.00 Paijo Afriana
 Indonesia
11:27.02 Gagnao Joida
 Philippines
12:02.96
Women 4×100m relay  Thailand 46.06  Indonesia 46.80  Malaysia 46.99
Women 4×400m relay  Vietnam 3:47.66  Thailand 3:48.67  Indonesia 3:50.89
Women High jump Duong Thi Viet Anh
 Vietnam
1.82m Yeap Sean Yee
 Malaysia
1.79m Nguyen Thi Hoai Nhi
 Vietnam
1.76m
Women Long jump Muhammad Zuki Noor Shah
 Malaysia
5.95m Tran Hue Hoa
 Vietnam
5.70m Chanthavong Manivanh
 Laos
5.17m
Women Triple jump Tran Hue Hoa
 Vietnam
13.17m Muhammad Zuki Noor Shah
 Malaysia
13.11m Phoutthavong Lanly
 Laos
12.21m
Women Discus throw Subenrat Insaeng
 Thailand
56.37m Choo Kang Ni
 Malaysia
44.24m Paosavad Phonexai
 Laos
35.82m
Women Javelin throw Bui Thi Xuan
 Vietnam
49.03m Palabrica Evalyn
 Philippines
44.40m Dequinan Sarah
 Philippines
40.79m
Women Shot put Areerat Intadis
 Thailand
14.23m Ishak Bibi Nuraishah
 Malaysia
12.07m Paosavad Phonexai
 Laos
10.67m

Badminton

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's singles Zulfadli Zulkiffli
 Malaysia
R Ivanudin
 Indonesia
Setyaldi Putra
 Indonesia
Women's singles S Suwannakitborihan
 Thailand
H Chua
 Singapore
Natcha Saengchote
 Thailand
Men's doubles  Thailand
Trawut Potieng
N Yordphaisong
 Indonesia
A Putera
Rian Swastedian
 Thailand
W Ampunsuwan
Tinn Isriyanet
Women's doubles  Thailand
C Chaladchalam
Phataimas Muenwong
 Thailand
T Chanisa
P Chochuwong
 Indonesia
Aris Budiharti
Dian Fitriani
Mixed doubles  Indonesia
A Putera
Dian Fitriani
 Indonesia
Rian Swastedian
Aris Budiharti
 Thailand
P Thongnuam
P Chochuwong
Men's team  Indonesia  Thailand  Malaysia
Women's team  Thailand  Indonesia  Malaysia

Basketball

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's team  Indonesia  Thailand  Malaysia
Women's team  Thailand  Philippines  Malaysia

Canoeing

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men C1 200m  Thailand  Singapore  Thailand
Men C1 500m  Thailand  Singapore  Indonesia
Men C1 1000m  Indonesia  Singapore  Thailand
Men C2 200m  Singapore  Thailand  Singapore
Men C2 500m  Singapore  Thailand  Indonesia
Men C2 1000m  Singapore  Indonesia  Singapore
Men K1 200m  Singapore  Singapore  Indonesia
Men K1 500m  Singapore  Singapore  Thailand
Men K1 1000m  Singapore  Singapore  Indonesia
Men K2 200m  Singapore  Indonesia  Thailand
Men K2 500m  Indonesia  Singapore  Thailand
Men K2 1000m  Indonesia  Singapore  Thailand
Men K4 200m  Singapore  Thailand  Singapore
Men K4 500m  Singapore  Indonesia  Singapore
Men K4 1000m  Indonesia  Singapore  Thailand
Women K1 200m  Thailand  Indonesia  Vietnam
Women K1 500m  Vietnam  Thailand  Singapore
Women K2 200m  Thailand  Vietnam  Indonesia
Women K2 500m  Vietnam  Singapore  Singapore
Women K4 200m  Vietnam  Indonesia  Singapore
Women K4 500m  Vietnam  Indonesia  Singapore

Fencing

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men Individual Foil Perez Nathaniel
 Philippines
Zhang Zhenggang
 Singapore
Nicanor Michael
 Philippines
Men Individual Epee Koh Joshua I Jie
 Malaysia
Pratama Ryan
 Indonesia
Jose Noelito Jr
 Philippines
Men Individual Sabre Phisullimah Ridey
 Indonesia
Leu Uwe Yi Yang
 Singapore
Concepcion Christian Hester
 Philippines
Men Team Foil  Singapore  Philippines  Indonesia
Men Team Epee  Philippines  Malaysia  Singapore
Men Team Sabre  Indonesia  Malaysia  Thailand
Women Individual Foil Abu Bakar Natasha Ezzra
 Malaysia
Tinio Justine Gail
 Philippines
Penaflor Dyren Faith
 Philippines
Women Individual Epee Wanwipa Thathongkueak
 Thailand
Megawati Megawati
 Indonesia
Lim Victoria Ann Xiu Yan
 Singapore
Women Individual Sabre Safitri Ima
 Indonesia
Pornsavan Ngernrungruangroj
 Thailand
Yong Christabel Mei Xin
 Singapore
Women Team Foil  Philippines  Malaysia  Singapore
Women Team Sabre  Thailand  Indonesia  Philippines

Football

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men  Thailand  East Timor  Singapore

Pencak silat

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Swimming

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men 50m Freestyle Triady Fauzi Sidiq
 Indonesia
22.79 Keith Lim Kit Sern
 Malaysia
23.32 Kitiphat Pipimnan
 Thailand
23.65
Men 100m Freestyle Triady Fauzi Sidiq
 Indonesia
50.22 Keith Lim Kit Sern
 Malaysia
50.74 Danny Yeo Kai Quan
 Singapore
50.93
Men 200m Freestyle Danny Yeo Kai Quan
 Singapore
1:50.79 Zheng Yang Yeap
 Malaysia
1:52.63 Ricky Anggawijaya
 Indonesia
1:52.90
Men 400m Freestyle Pang Sheng Jun
 Singapore
3:56.01 Aflah Fadlan Prawira
 Indonesia
3:58.52 Kevin Yeap Soon Choy
 Malaysia
4:00.96
Men 1500m Freestyle Kevin Yeap Soon Choy
 Malaysia
15:45.63 Peerapat Lertsathapornsuk
 Thailand
16:06.24 Aflah Fadlan Prawira
 Indonesia
16:15.48
Men 50m Backstroke I Gede Siman Sudartawa
 Indonesia
25.27 Ricky Anggawijaya
 Indonesia
26.39 Kasipat Chograthin
 Thailand
26.44
Men 100m Backstroke I Gede Siman Sudartawa
 Indonesia
55.38 Ricky Anggawijaya
 Indonesia
57.00 Kasipat Chograthin
 Thailand
58.80
200m Backstroke Ricky Anggawijaya
 Indonesia
2:02.75 I Gede Siman Sudartawa
 Indonesia
2:04.46 Settawut Manomaisakul
 Thailand
2:11.65
50m Breaststroke Wong Fu Kang
 Malaysia
28.91 Gagarin Nathaniel
 Indonesia
29.08 Dennis Joshua Tiwa
 Indonesia
29.15
100m Breaststroke Gagarin Nathaniel
 Indonesia
1:02.71 Dennis Joshua Tiwa
 Indonesia
1:03.63 Wong Fu Kang
 Malaysia
1:03.70
200m Breaststroke Lionel Khoo
 Singapore
2:16.19 Dennis Joshua Tiwa
 Indonesia
2:16.61 Gagarin Nathaniel
 Indonesia
2:17.74
50m Butterfly Triady Fauzi Sidiq
 Indonesia
24.40 Navaphat Wongcharoen
 Thailand
25.23 Yang Chan
 Malaysia
25.44
100m Butterfly Triady Fauzi Sidiq
 Indonesia
52.88 Navaphat Wongcharoen
 Thailand
54.69 Keith Lim Kit Sern
 Malaysia
55.66
200m Butterfly Navaphat Wongcharoen
 Thailand
2:02.56 Tia'a Faang Der
 Malaysia
2:04.55 Muhammad Hamgari
 Indonesia
2:05.13
200m Individual Medley Lionel Khoo
 Singapore
2:04.26 Jiarapong Sangkhawat
 Thailand
2:07.44 Muhammad Hamgari
 Indonesia
2:07.89
400m Individual Medley Pang Sheng Jun
 Singapore
4:25.29 Jiarapong Sangkhawat
 Thailand
4:29.29 Muhammad Hamgari
 Indonesia
4:33.10
4×100m Freestyle Relay  Indonesia 3:36.72  Malaysia 3:27.01  Thailand 3:28.35
4×200m Freestyle Relay  Malaysia 7:34.21  Indonesia 7:34.66  Thailand 7:39.64
4×100m Medley Relay  Indonesia 3:44.94  Thailand 3:50.60  Malaysia 3:50.66
Women 50m Freestyle Amanda Lim
 Singapore
25.70 Jenjira Srisaard
 Thailand
26.02 Lai Kwan Chui
 Malaysia
26.56
Women 100m Freestyle Amanda Lim
 Singapore
56.58 Benjaporn Sriphanomthorn
 Thailand
57.62 Hannah Dato
 Philippines
58.13
Women 200m Freestyle Benjaporn Sriphanomthorn
 Thailand
2:04.15 Cai Lin Khoo
 Malaysia
2:05.13 Raina Saumi Grahana Ramdhani
 Indonesia
2:05.42
Women 400m Freestyle Benjaporn Sriphanomthorn
 Thailand
4:19.72 Raina Saumi Grahana Ramdhani
 Indonesia
4:20.38 Ammiga Himathongkom
 Thailand
4:21.82
Women 800m Freestyle Benjaporn Sriphanomthorn
 Thailand
8:51.19 Raina Saumi Grahana Ramdhani
 Indonesia
8:53.61 Ammiga Himathongkom
 Thailand
9:17.83
50m Backstroke Araya Wongvat
 Thailand
30.32 Yessy Venisia Yosaputra
 Indonesia
31.18 Patricia Yosita Hapsari
 Indonesia
31.63
100m Backstroke Araya Wongvat
 Thailand
1:05.18 Yessy Venisia Yosaputra
 Indonesia
1:05.81 Patricia Yosita Hapsari
 Indonesia
1:07.35
200m Backstroke Yessy Venisia Yosaputra
 Indonesia
2:19.81 Araya Wongvat
 Thailand
2:23.19 Ariana Herranz
 Philippines
2:26.78
50m Breaststroke Erika Kong Chia Chia
 Malaysia
32.87 Jenjira Srisaard
 Thailand
33.15 Margareta Kretapradani
 Indonesia
33.92
100m Breaststroke Erika Kong Chia Chia
 Malaysia
1:12.85 Pornsuda Viniyompong
 Thailand
1:13.07 Chavunnooch Salubluek
 Thailand
1:13.58
200m Breaststroke Pornsuda Viniyompong
 Thailand
2:36.11 Ressa Kania Dewi
 Indonesia
2:39.39 Chavunnooch Salubluek
 Thailand
2:39.67
50m Butterfly Jenjira Srisaard
 Thailand
27.24 Hannah Dato
 Philippines
27.82 Amanda Lim
 Singapore
28.11
100m Butterfly Pattarawadee Kittiya
 Thailand
1:01.50 Hannah Dato
 Philippines
1:02.42 Supasuta Sounthornchote
 Thailand
1:02.66
200m Butterfly Pattarawadee Kittiya
 Thailand
2:14.20 Raina Saumi Grahana Ramdhani
 Indonesia
2:17.19 Hannah Dato
 Philippines
2:17.48
200m Individual Medley Ressa Kania Dewi
 Indonesia
2:21.46 Hannah Dato
 Philippines
2:22.32 Erika Kong Chia Chia
 Malaysia
2:22.32
400m Individual Medley Pattarawadee Kittiya
 Thailand
4:56.25 Ressa Kania Dewi
 Indonesia
4:58.72 Hannah Dato
 Philippines
5:05.28
4×100m Freestyle Relay  Thailand 3:54.66  Indonesia 3:55.82  Malaysia 4:02.67
4×200m Freestyle Relay  Thailand 8:26.60  Indonesia 8:30.00  Malaysia 8:56.34
4×100m Medley Relay  Thailand 4:22.12  Indonesia 4:25.03  Philippines 4:30.50

References

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  3. ^ "Theme and Logo". official website. Archived from the original on 2016-11-28.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)
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  7. ^ Archery
  8. ^ Athletics
  9. ^ Schedule
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Preceded by ASEAN University Games
Singapore

XVIII ASEAN University Games (2016)
Succeeded by