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31st Dec 2018
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Date: 2 February 2019
Venue: 1400 hours at the Bedok Reservoir Park, Boat Vista (Canoe center site)
Organizer: Swift Athletes Association
Entry Form: Download here. Send to [email protected]
Results: Download
You can call PIRAKAS at 98466474 for further enquiries.
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Updates
- 16 Feb - Day 2 results uploaded.
- 16 Feb - Day 1 results uploaded.
- 15 Feb - Updated schedule and updated startlist uploaded.
- 14 Feb - Updated schedule, updated competition format and startlist posted.
- 31 Jan - Updated schedule
- 29 Jan - Updated files uploaded, Entry Form & Competition Format and Schedule
- 10 Jan - We have changed and moved 2019 SA School Meet Episode 3 from 23-34 Feb to 16-17 Feb, in combination with Series 2. We will publish the updated schedule soon.
- 27 Dec - Page posted.
Info
Date : Saturday & Sunday, 16 & 17 Feb 2019
Venue: Home of Athletics
Entry Form: Download
Schedule: Download
Start List: Download
PDF Results: Download
Online Results: View
Hashtags: Please use #AthleticsRising for your social media
Unattached entries: Unattached athlete or team are not eligible to participate
- Unattached athlete should join a SA affiliate club which can be found here
- Unattached team should register as an associate member with SA for eligibility, to register please contact
Please submit your entry form to the Events Department by 4 Feb 2019
Age eligibility
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Minimum age – 13 (i.e. those born in 2006 & earlier)
U18: 13 – 17 years old as of 31 Dec 2019
U20: 18 & 19 years old as of 31 Dec 2019
Open: 13 years old and above as of 31 Dec 2019
Conditions
Entry Fees:
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S$10.00 per event
S$5.00 per set for bib replacement
No Late entries
There will be no refund of entry fees for any withdrawal/ no-show after the closing date
There will be no refund if the event is canceled due to bad/ wet weather on the event day itself
Payment:
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We accept cheques:
- Cheque should be made payable to: “SINGAPORE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION”
We accept bank transfer:
Bank Account No.: 074-901188-2 (Current account)
Name of Account Holder: SINGAPORE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Name of bank: DBS Bank Ltd
Address of Bank: 6 Shenton Way DBS Building, S(068809)
SWIFT CODE: DBSSSGSG
Please kindly provide a screenshot of the receipt upon successful transaction for Inter-Bank Transfer payment
We accept cash payment at our office:
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3 Stadium Drive, #01-33, Singapore 397630
Nearest MRT: CC6 Stadium, Exit A (Office is located underneath the escalator near Kallang Wave Mall entrance)
Driving: Park your vehicle at OCBC Arena underground carpark Berth B12 take the lift to Level 1
Upon arrival, you may call SA office at 63862721 to open the door for you
School and Institution can make payment via E-Invoice, kindly provide the following details:
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1. Charge code
2. Department to bill
3. Person in charge
Participating events
Terms & Conditions
Rules and Regulations
You are advised to read all the documents enclosed on the entry form.
FAQ
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What if I am an overseas athlete who wishes to compete?
Please furnish us a supporting sanction letter from your country Association with your entry form. Alternatively, you can join a local club Affiliated with SA.
Can an athlete from a private running group join?
No, they are not able to. The athlete could either join a local club Affiliated with SA, or for the unattached team to register as an associate member with SA, to register please contact
For any enquiries, contact us or call +65-63862721.
Click here to download entry form
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Related links:
2018 SAA Track and Field Series 2
2017 SAA Track and Field Series 2
2016 SAA Track and Field Series 2
2015 SAA Track and Field Series 2
2014 SAA Track and Field Series 2
2013 SAA Track and Field Series 2
2012 SAA Track and Field Series 2
2011 SAA Track and Field Series 2
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Updates
- 13 Jan - Results uploaded.
- 10 Jan - Updated schedule and start list uploaded.
- 4 Jan - Announcement from SA VP of Training & Selection - "SAA has decided to allow youth athletes trying to qualify for Asian Youth C'ships to compete and use the results at the Age Group Race Walking Competition on 12th Jan for the 5000m & 10000m Racewalk category".
- 26 Dec - Page posted.
Info
Date : 12 Jan 2019
Venue: Home of Athletics
Entry Form: Download
Start List: Download
Schedule: Download
PDF Results: Download
Online Results: View
Hashtags: Please use #AthleticsRising for your social media
Unattached entries: Unattached athlete or team are not eligible to participate
- Unattached athlete should join a SA affiliate club which can be found here
- Unattached team should register as an associate member with SA for eligibility, to register please contact
Please submit your entry form to the Events Department by 2 Jan 2019
Age eligibility
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Minimum age – 13 (i.e. those born in 2005 & earlier)
Under 15: 13 years to 14 years old as of 31 December 2019
Under 18: 15 years to 17 years old as of 31 December 2019
Under 20: 18 years to 19 years old as of 31 December 2019
Open: 13 years old and above unless otherwise stated
Conditions
Entry Fees:
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S$10.00 per entry
S$5.00 per set for bib replacement
No Late entries
There will be no refund of entry fees for any withdrawal/ no-show after the closing date
There will be no refund if the event is canceled due to bad/ wet weather on the event day itself
Payment:
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We accept cheques:
- Cheque should be made payable to: “SINGAPORE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION”
We accept bank transfer:
Bank Account No.: 074-901188-2 (Current account)
Name of Account Holder: SINGAPORE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Name of bank: DBS Bank Ltd
Address of Bank: 6 Shenton Way DBS Building, S(068809)
SWIFT CODE: DBSSSGSG
Please kindly provide a screenshot of the receipt upon successful transaction for Inter-Bank Transfer payment
We accept cash payment at our office:
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3 Stadium Drive, #01-33, Singapore 397630
Nearest MRT: CC6 Stadium, Exit A (Office is located underneath the escalator near Kallang Wave Mall entrance)
Driving: Park your vehicle at OCBC Arena underground carpark Berth B12 take the lift to Level 1
Upon arrival, you may call SA office at 63862721 to open the door for you
School and Institution can make payment via E-Invoice, kindly provide the following details:
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1. Charge code
2. Department to bill
3. Person in charge
Participating events
Terms & Conditions
Rules and Regulations
You are advised to read all the documents enclosed on the entry form.
FAQ
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What if I am an overseas athlete who wishes to compete?
Please furnish us a supporting sanction letter from your country Association with your entry form. Alternatively, you can join a local club Affiliated with SA.
Can an athlete from a private running group join?
No, they are not able to. The athlete could either join a local club Affiliated with SA, or for the unattached team to register as an associate member with SA, to register please contact
For any enquiries, contact us or call +65-63862721.
Click here to download entry form
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Related links:
1st edition - 2013
2nd edition - 2014
3rd edition - 2015
4th edition - 2016
5th edition - 2017
6th edition - 2018
26th Dec 2018
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Posted by Sha
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Countdown to this event
Click here to download entry form
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Updates
- 16 Feb - Day 2 results uploaded.
- 16 Feb - Day 1 results uploaded.
- 15 Feb - Updated schedule and updated startlist uploaded.
- 14 Feb - Updated schedule, Updated competition format and startlist posted.
- 31 Jan - Updated schedule
- 29 Jan - Updated files uploaded, Entry Form & Competition Format and Schedule
- 10 Jan - We have changed and moved this competition date from 23-34 Feb to 16-17 Feb, in combination with Series 2. We will publish the updated schedule soon.
- 26 Dec - Page posted.
Info
Date : Saturday & Sunday, 16 & 17 Feb 2019 (8:30am)
Venue: Home of Athletics
Entry Form: Download
Schedule: Download
Start List: Download
PDF Results: Download
Online Results: View
Hashtags: Please use #AthleticsRising and #SchoolMeet for your social media
Unattached entries: Unattached athlete or team are not eligible to participate
- Unattached athlete should join a SA affiliate club which can be found here
- Unattached team should register as an associate member with SA for eligibility, to register please contact
Please submit your entry form to the Events Department by 4 Feb 2019
Age eligibility
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Minimum age – 13 (i.e. those born in 2006 & earlier)
C Division: 13 and 14 years old as of 31 Dec 2019
B Division: 15, 16 and 17 years old as of 31 Dec 2019
A Division: 17, 18 and 19 years old as of 31 Dec 2019
Conditions
Entry Fees:
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S$10.00 per event
S$5.00 per set for bib replacement
No Late entries
There will be no refund of entry fees for any withdrawal/ no-show after the closing date
There will be no refund if the event is canceled due to bad/ wet weather on the event day itself
Payment:
-
We accept cheques:
- Cheque should be made payable to: “SINGAPORE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION”
We accept bank transfer:
Bank Account No.: 074-901188-2 (Current account)
Name of Account Holder: SINGAPORE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Name of bank: DBS Bank Ltd
Address of Bank: 6 Shenton Way DBS Building, S(068809)
SWIFT CODE: DBSSSGSG
Please kindly provide a screenshot of the receipt upon successful transaction for Inter-Bank Transfer payment
We accept cash payment at our office:
-
3 Stadium Drive, #01-33, Singapore 397630
Nearest MRT: CC6 Stadium, Exit A (Office is located underneath the escalator near Kallang Wave Mall entrance)
Driving: Park your vehicle at OCBC Arena underground carpark Berth B12 take the lift to Level 1
Upon arrival, you may call SA office at 63862721 to open the door for you
School and Institution can make payment via E-Invoice, kindly provide the following details:
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1. Charge code
2. Department to bill
3. Person in charge
Participating events
Terms & Conditions
Rules and Regulations
You are advised to read all the documents enclosed on the entry form.
FAQ
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What if I am an overseas athlete who wishes to compete?
Please furnish us a supporting sanction letter from your country Association with your entry form. Alternatively, you can join a local club Affiliated with SA.
Can Polytechnic students compete in SA Episodes?
Yes, as long the athlete is within the age requirement. Local Polytechnic is an affiliated club with SA.
Can those who just completed A-levels compete in SA Episodes?
Yes, as long the athlete is within the age requirement and supported by the athlete's JCs. Alternatively, you can join a local club Affiliated with SA.
Can an athlete from a private running group join?
No, they are not able to. The athlete could either join a local club Affiliated with SA, or for the unattached team to register as an associate member with SA, to register please contact
For any enquiries, contact us or call +65-63862721.
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26th Dec 2018
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Posted by Sha
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We at Singapore Athletics would like to wish everyone Merry Christmas and an advance Happy New Year. Blessed holidays!
25th Dec 2018
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19-year-old Lui Yuan Chow is the current national junior (U20) and national youth (U18) 1500 meter record holder, and now he can add the men senior national record too to his running credentials.
The Australian based Singapore athlete competed in the Vic Milers competition held yesterday and ran 3:51.51 minutes to finished 6th in a field of 13 athletes.
That effort surpassed the previous men senior 1500 meter record of 3:51.59 minutes by Chamkaur Dhaliwal Singh which was established on 4-Feb-2002 at NSW State Championships, Sydney, Australia.
Lui was plagued the whole of last year with a foot fracture and knee issues and has now come back faster and stronger.
The sublime effort also meets the SEA Games 2019 bronze medal benchmark of 3:53.68, making him the fifth Singapore athlete to do so to surpass the qualifying mark.
When asked of his run, Lui commented, “I’m really thankful to those who believed in me during times where even I found tough to believe in myself. I was focusing on a personal best, and breaking Chamkaur’s record has come as an epic bonus”
He is currently coached by his father, Jim Lui. The record is pending ratification by SAA. Vic Milers is a competition held by Victoria Athletics
Inset is a video of the record-breaking race, Lui’s bib number is #2066. His splits are as below:
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300m – 47.8sec
700m – 1:50min (62.2sec lap)
1100m – 2:52min (62sec lap)
1500m – 3:51min (59.5sec lap)
Video courtesy of Vic MilersClub
Note: If you are competing overseas, please sanction from SAA beforehand
https://www.singaporeathletics.org.sg/sanction-application
Note: Achieving or surpassing the qualifying mark does not imply automatic selection for the SEA Games.
21st Dec 2018
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Tags: Lui Yuan Chow, Records
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Countdown to this event
Updates
- 17 Feb - Results - Local Trial for Asian 20km Race Walking Championships 2019.
- 16 Feb - Start list for local trial posted.
- 14 Feb - Cut-off time set at 1hr 50min for the local trial.
- 11 Feb - More details on the route for the local trial.
- 8 Jan - Local trial for this competition to be held 17 February 2019, Sunday, 7am to 10 am at 100Plus Promenade at Singapore Sports Hub. This is the route map (PDF).
Submit the registration form to SAA at
. Please submit by 4th Feb 2019, Mon 2359H.
- 17 Dec - Page posted.
Info
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Date: 17 March (Sunday), 2019
Venue: Nomi City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan
Organizer: Japan Association of Athletics Federations
Results: Download
Team Singapore
Last updated
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This selection criteria was approved by SAA Training & Selection.
The selection criteria was last updated March 21, 2019 at 12:57 pm.
The selection criteria below is provisional and subject to confirmation.
Any enquiries please contact

Qualifying criteria
- 3% off Top-16 ranked performance for 2018
Men-1:33.48s,
Women-1:51.38s
Qualifying period
- 17 Feb 2018 to 17 Feb 2019
Team Manager/ Coaches
- TBC
Trial
- To be held 17 February 2019, Sunday, 7:30am to 10 am at 100Plus Promenade at Singapore Sports Hub. This is the route map (PDF). Cut-off time set at 1hr 50min for the local trial. Download the start list (PDF)
Submit your interest


Related links:
Asian 20km Race Walking Championships 2018
Asian 20km Race Walking Championships 2017
Asian 20km Race Walking Championships 2016
Asian 20km Race Walking Championships 2015
Asian 20km Race Walking Championships 2014
Asian 20km Race Walking Championships 2013
Asian 20km Race Walking Championships 2012
17th Dec 2018
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Countdown to this event
Updates
- 19 Apr - Updates of Team Singapore.
- 10 Jan - Second revision of the policy made.
- 17 Dec - Page posted.
Info
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Date: 21-24 April 2019
Venue: Khalifa Stadium, Doha, Qatar
Organizer: Asian Athletics Association
Results: View
Submit your interest: Submit the form to
by 21 Mar
Team Singapore
Last updated
The selection criteria has been approved by the SA Management Committee
The final selection of athletes will be made by the Training and Selection Committee
The selection criteria was last updated May 3, 2019 at 1:53 am.
The selection criteria below is provisional and subject to confirmation.
Any enquiries please contact
1. General Information
- Singapore Athletics (SA) intends to select athletes for the 23rd Asian Athletics Championships (AAC). This includes all events that athletes have achieved in meeting the selection criteria.
2. SA Selection Panel
- 2.1 The Selection panel for the AAC will consist of members of the SA Training & Selection Sub-Committee represented by:
- - Vice-President (Training & Selection), Chairman
- 2 SAA Management Committee Members
- 1 SAA Secretariat Staff, Secretary
- 5 SAA Affiliates (Republic Polytechnic, Institute of Technical Education, SAFSA, Swift Athletes Association, and Club Zoom)
- 1 Coaches Representative from Wings Athletics Club
- 1 Athletes' Representative from Flash Athletics Club
2.2 The nomination panel will consider athletes to be selected for AAC in accordance with the terms of this selection policy.
3. Qualifying Period
- The qualifying period for the AAC 2019 will be from 01 January 2018 to 21 March 2019 (tentative, pending organizer’s confirmation) (inclusive).
4. Eligibility for selection
To be eligible for selection, each athlete must:
- 1. Be a Citizen of the Republic of Singapore, holding a Singapore Passport (Note: Permanent residents are not considered as citizens);
2. Have met the qualifying standard stated in Table 1, in an SA/IAAF sanctioned competition.
3. Be able to commit to a High-Performance Training Program (SEAG Medallist standard), which includes a structured and comprehensive Annual Plan (with the specific objective of peaking at the SEAG 2019 as the main competition) and a specific training program with at least ten hours of training per week. The Training Plan to be submitted to and endorsed by SA’s Training & Selection Committee.
4. Be able to travel to international competitions and attend training camps, in the months leading to the SEAG;
5. Submit the registration form to SA by 21 March 2019 at
6. Abide by and comply with the SA’s Athlete Code of Conduct;
7. Be available to fulfil the Team Commitments (Para 6);
8. Not use or administer any substance(s), which if detected as being present in the athlete’s body tissue or fluids, would have constituted doping, or used any prohibited method or committed any other doping offence as defined in ADS’s, WADA or IAAF’s Anti-Doping By-law(s).
5. Competitions for qualifying
- 1. All achievements submitted for consideration must have taken place at SA/IAAF sanctioned meets and events;
2. Athletes may submit achievements during overseas competitions. However, these have to be properly accredited, ratified and sanctioned in order to be considered. Applications are to be sent to SA by email to
3. For the Marathon and Road Races, only results from IAAF-sanctioned races or AIMS certified-standard competitions will be recognized. Official supporting documents must be submitted to SA via email to
4. For the 100m, 200m, 100m/110m Hurdles, Long and Triple Jump events: only performances with legal wind-speed will be accepted.
5. For all Track and Road Race events: only performances measured by using an electronic timing system will be accepted.
6. Team Commitments
- 6.1 All athletes must:
- 1. Comply with the provision of the SA Athlete’s Code of Conduct;
2. Conform to SA requirements regarding team participation. This includes, but may not be limited to, providing a comprehensive Training Plan, attendance at pre-event camp(s) and wearing the official team uniform as required;
3. Attend all team activities/events organised/designated by SA;
4. Not act in a manner that is detrimental to the moral tone of SA or Sports;
5. Athletes are to support SA events and portray a positive public image of Athletics at all times, this includes the following commitments:
a. A maximum of 2 appearances for SA will be required
b. Appearances will not exceed more than two [2] hours in duration.
7. Nomination process
7.1 Any eligible athlete achieving the selection standard mentioned in Table 1 during the qualifying period will be considered for selection. The selection standard is equal to the average 16th place of the 2015, 2016, and 2017. SA has discretion to determine the list of athletes to be selected.
Events
- 7.1 Athletes and relay teams, who intend to participate in the AC, must participate at the Singapore Open 2019.
7.2 Performance requirement: The athlete or relay team who achieved the selection standard in the 2018 season, must achieve a performance of at least 98% of the selection standard (Table 1) in 2019 to be considered in the final team (refer to Table 1).
7.3 For this purpose, in the case of the 10,000m races, athletes will be allowed to show the performance requirement in the shorter distance (5,000m).
Relay events
- 7.2 A maximum of one [1] team per event (4x100m, 4x400m, Men and Women) may be considered for nomination when the team has achieved the nomination standard mentioned in Table 1.
8 Selection process
Individual events
- 8.1 The First [1st] and Second [2nd] ranked athletes meeting the qualifying mark within the qualifying period (01st January 2018 until 21 March 2019) at competitions mentioned in Para 5) for all events will be recommended for the AAC.
8.2 In the event of a tie between two or more athletes, SA will refer to the athlete’s 2nd best performance achieved during the qualifying period.
Relay Events
- 8.4 Nominations for the 4 x100m relays (6 athletes for each team) will be done including but not limited to the following parameters:
- a. The fastest 6 runners for the 100m and 400m will be considered for inclusion in the Relay Team
b. Times must be clocked during competitions mentioned in Para 5.
c. Selection of runners for the various legs (1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th) will be based on data collected during the relay training sessions when measuring speed maintenance ability, run-up accuracy, baton passing and curve-running ability
d. Individual attendance and commitment to relay training will be taken into consideration.
8.5 The final decision on the composition of the final four [4] relay runners (4x100m and 4x400m) will be made by the Head Relay Coach. This decision will be made prior to the event.
Selection for other events:
- 8.6 Athletes who qualify for an event may request to compete in additional events they may not have qualified for. The Team Manager (in consultation with the appointed Head Coach/Coaches) will make a final decision on this.
8.8 If a nominated athlete fails to fulfil the requirements stated in Para 4 & 5, due to injury/illness/National Service and is unable to represent Singapore at the AAC, the SA Training & Selection Committee, may reserve the right to replace the nominated athlete with another athlete. The athlete replacing must fulfil all the requirements in Para 5 and 6.
8.9 The SA Training & Selection Committee reserves the right not to nominate an athlete/team to represent Singapore in the AAC if, in its sole opinion, the athlete/team concerned cannot meet the fitness and performance targets set by SA.
8.10 Athlete/s shall be certified medically fit to compete at the AAC by qualified SSI personnel prior to nomination to the SNOC and shall remain medically fit to compete in the SEAG.
9 Coaches selection
- 9.1 The SA Training & Selection Committee will appoint the Team Manager, Head Coach and Coaches for the AAC.
9.2 Subject to approval of Asian Athletics Assocation, the number of additional team coaches selected will depend on the number of athletes selected and will be determined by the number of staff accreditations provided by Asian Athletics Association.
10 Appeal
- 10.1 Where there is a conflict or dispute in respect of these Guidelines for the nomination of athletes to represent Singapore in the AAC, SA reserves the right to interpret this document and to exercise its discretion in the resolution of the matter in conflict or dispute.
10.2 Athletes may only appeal on the grounds that the nomination event was not executed in accordance with its notice of race or the nomination process was not carried out in accordance with this policy document.
10.3 The Athlete Selection Appeals Standing Committee made up of three MC members who are not part of the SA Training & Selection Committee, may convene a panel to hear the appeal within one week of receipt.
10.4 Any appeal must comply with the following procedure:
- 1. Athletes must state in writing, their intention to appeal a selection decision within seven (7) days of the announcement of the initial nomination decision. Written appeal must be submitted to:
- Honorary Secretary
Singapore Athletics
3 Stadium Drive, #01-33, 397630 Singapore
2. The Honorary Secretary immediately informs the Athlete Selection Appeals Standing Committee. The Athlete Selection Appeals Standing Committee shall convene its first hearing within seven (7) days from receipt of such notice.
3. The Athlete Selection Appeals Standing Committee is not bound by the rules of evidence but must observe the principle of procedural fairness.
4. The Athlete Selection Appeals Standing Committee will give its decision as soon as practicable after the hearing and will provide their decision to SA’s MC and the Sports Development and Performance team and the appellant with a statement of the reason for its decision.
Table 1: SA Nomination Standard Asian Athletics Championships 2019
Men |
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Women |
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Selection standard |
Performance requirement (2% off) |
Event |
Performance requirement (2% off) |
Selection standard |
10.61 |
10.82 |
100m |
12.31 |
12.07 |
21.58 |
22.01 |
200m |
25.16 |
24.67 |
47.82 |
48.78 |
400m |
57.43 |
56.30 |
14.42 |
14.71 |
110mH (1.067) / 100mH (0.838) |
14.58 |
14.29 |
52.79 |
53.85 |
400mH (0.914 / 0.762) |
62.83 |
61.6 |
01:53.33 |
01:55.60 |
800m |
02:15.64 |
02:12.98 |
03:57.13 |
04:01.87 |
1500m |
04:40.69 |
04:35.19 |
09:22.33 |
09:33.58 |
3000m Steeplechase |
11:21.12 |
11:07.76 |
14:58.70 |
15:16.67 |
5000m |
17:28.01 |
17:07.46 |
31:28.20 |
32:05.96 |
10000m* |
36:43.04 |
35:59.84 |
39.95 |
40.75 |
4x100m |
46.72 |
45.80 |
03:10.39 |
03:14.20 |
4x400m |
03:42.39 |
03:38.03 |
7.52 |
7.37 |
Long Jump |
5.86 |
5.98 |
2.14 |
2.10 |
High Jump |
1.71 |
1.74 |
15.57 |
15.26 |
Triple Jump |
12.48 |
12.73 |
4.93 |
4.83 |
Pole Vault |
3.45 |
3.52 |
17.39 |
17.04 |
Shot Put (7.26kg / 4kg) |
13.85 |
14.13 |
55.55 |
54.44 |
Discus (2kg / 1kg) |
44.20 |
45.10 |
72.80 |
71.34 |
Javelin (800g / 600g) |
48.18 |
49.16 |
63.74 |
62.47 |
Hammer Throw (7.26kg / 4kg) |
51.16 |
52.20 |
6346 |
6219 |
Decathlon / Heptathlon |
5012 |
5114 |
*10000m runners are allowed to conduct the performance test on the 5000m as well
Related links:
2017 edition
2015 edition
2013 edition
2011 edition
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Countdown to this event
Updates
- 8 Dec - Day 3 results & day 4 startlist.
- 7 Dec - Day 2 results & day 3 startlist.
- 6 Dec - Day 1 results & day 2 startlist.
- 6 Dec - Day 1 of Athletics.
- 4 Dec - SEA Games Cauldron.
- 4 Dec - Have a safe flight.
- 4 Dec - Marathoners can't wait to debut.
- 17 Oct - Update - List of Athletics Athletes Selected.
- 9 Aug - List of Athletics Athletes Selected.
- 15 Apr - Additional 5000m, 10000m, 20km Racewalk event added by organizer.
- 31 Jan - Additional mixed 4x100m and 4x400m relay event added by organizer.
- 10 Jan - Second revision of the policy made.
- 17 Dec - Page posted.
Info
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Date: 30 November to 11 December, 2019
Date for Athletics only: 6-10 December, 2019
Venue: New Clark City Sports Complex, Athletic Stadium, Clark, Philippines
Organizer: Southeast Asian Games Federation Council
SNOC 2019 SEA Games website: View
Submit your interest: Submit the form to
by 15 May
Team Singapore
UPDATE: List of Athletics Athletes Selected for 30th Southeast Asian Games 2019 (Philippines)
Last updated
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These selection criteria were approved by SA Training & Selection.
The selection criteria was last updated January 11, 2021 at 10:45 am.
The selection criteria below is provisional and subject to confirmation.
Any enquiries please contact

1. General Information
- Singapore Athletics (SA) intends to nominate and recommend athletes to the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) for selection for the 30th Southeast Asia Games 2019. This includes all events that athletes have achieved in meeting the SNOC criteria as well as an allowance of 2% & 4% for consideration in nominating U-23 athletes only, short of the criteria. Achieving or surpassing the qualifying mark does not imply automatic selection for the Games.
2. SA Nomination Panel
- 2.1 The nomination panel for the SEA Games (SEAG) will consist of members of the SA Training & Selection Sub-Committee represented by:
- - Vice-President (Training & Selection), Chairman
- 2 SAA Management Committee Members
- 1 SAA Secretariat Staff, Secretary
- 5 SAA Affiliates (Republic Polytechnic, Institute of Technical Education, SAFSA, Swift Athletes Association, and Club Zoom)
- 1 Coaches Representative from Wings Athletics Club
- 1 Athletes' Representative from Flash Athletics Clubative
2.2 The nomination panel will consider athletes to be recommended to SNOC for inclusion in SA’s team for the SEAG in accordance with the terms of this selection policy.
2.3 The final decision in selection to the 2019 SEAG lies solely with the SNOC.
3. Qualifying Period
- The qualifying period for the SEAG 2019 will be from 14 August 2018 to 18 August 2019 (inclusive).
4. Eligibility for nomination
- To be eligible for selection, each athlete must:
- 1. Be a Citizen of the Republic of Singapore, holding a Singapore Passport (Note: Permanent residents are not considered as citizens);
2. Be part of the list submitted to SNOC;
3. Have met the qualifying standard stated in Table 1, in an SA/IAAF sanctioned competition.
4. If the athlete achieved the qualifying standard in 2018, the athlete will be required to attain the same standard or within 4% of the standard at the Singapore Open 2019 or within the period 1st January to 18th August 2019.
5. Be able to commit to a High-Performance Training Program (SEAG Medallist standard), which includes a structured and comprehensive Annual Plan (with the specific objective of peaking at the SEAG 2019 as the main competition) and a specific training program with at least ten hours of training per week. The Training Plan to be submitted to and endorsed by SA’s Training & Selection Committee.
6. Be able to travel to international competitions and attend training camps, in the months leading to the SEAG;
7. Submit the registration form to SA by 15 May 2019 at
;
8. Abide by and comply with the SA’s Athlete Code of Conduct;
9. Be available to fulfil the Team Commitments (Para 6);
10. Not use or administer any substance(s), which if detected as being present in the athlete’s body tissue or fluids, would have constituted doping, or used any prohibited method or committed any other doping offence as defined in ADS’s, WADA or IAAF’s Anti-Doping By-law(s).
5. Competitions for qualifying
- 1. All achievements submitted for consideration must have taken place at SA/IAAF sanctioned meets and events;
2. Athletes may submit achievements during overseas competitions. However, these have to be properly accredited, ratified and sanctioned in order to be considered. Applications are to be sent to SA by email to .
3. For the Marathon and Road Races, only results from IAAF-sanctioned races or AIMS certified-standard competitions will be recognized. Official supporting documents must be submitted to SA via email to .
4. For the 100m, 200m, 100m/110m Hurdles, Long and Triple Jump events: only performances with legal wind-speed will be accepted.
5. For all Track and Road Race events: only performances measured by using an electronic timing system will be accepted.
6. Team Commitments
- 6.1 All athletes must:
- 1. Comply with the provision of the SA and SNOC Athletes Agreement at all times;
2. Conform to SA requirements regarding team participation. This includes, but may not be limited to, providing a comprehensive Training Plan, attendance at pre-event camp(s) and wearing the official team uniform as required;
3. Attend all team activities/events organised/designated by SA;
4. Not act in a manner that is detrimental to the moral tone of SA or Sports;
5. Athletes are to support SA events and portray a positive public image of Athletics at all times, this includes the following commitments:
a. A maximum of 2 appearances for SA will be required
b. Appearances will not exceed more than two [2] hours in duration.
7. Nomination process
- 7.1 Any eligible athlete achieving the nomination standard mentioned in Table 1 during the qualifying period will be considered for nomination. The nomination standard is equal to two & four percent (2% & 4%) off the 3rd placed ranking of the 2017 SEAG. 4% being consideration for U-23 athletes (refer to Table 2). SA has discretion to determine the list of athletes to be nominated.
Events
- 7.2 Athletes and relay teams, who have met the nomination standard during the period 14 August 2018 to 31 December 2018 for their event, must participate at the Singapore Open 2019 or in any SA sanctioned competition during the period 1st January 2019 to 18 August 2019.
7.3 Performance requirement: The athlete or relay team must achieve a performance of at least 96% of the 3rd placing of the 2017 SEAG to be considered in the final team (refer to Table 2).
7.4 7.4 For this purpose, the Marathon event, athletes will be allowed to show the performance requirement in the respective shorter distance (half marathon for the marathon).
Relay events
- 7.5 A maximum of one [1] team per event (4x100m, 4x400m, Men and Women) may be considered for nomination when the team has achieved the nomination standard mentioned in Table 1.
7.6 Athletes in the 4x100m Men and Women team maybe selected for the additional 4x100m and 4x400m Mixed event.
8 Selection process
- Individual events
- 8.1 The First [1st] and Second [2nd] ranked athletes meeting the qualifying mark within the qualifying period (14th August 2018 and 18 August 2019) at competitions mentioned in Para 5) for all events will be recommended for the SEAG to SNOC.
8.2 In the event of a tie between two or more athletes, SA will refer to the athlete’s 2nd best performance achieved during the qualifying period. For the Marathon, the shorter distances may be considered in case there is no 2nd best timing available.
Relay Events
- 8.4 Nominations for the 4 x100m relays (6 athletes for each team) will be done including but not limited to the following parameters:
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a. The fastest 6 runners for the 100m and 400m will be considered for inclusion in the Relay Team
b. Times must be clocked during competitions mentioned in Para 5
c. Selection of runners for the various legs (1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th) will be based on data collected during the relay training sessions when measuring speed maintenance ability, run-up accuracy, baton passing and curve-running ability
d. Individual attendance and commitment to relay training will be taken into consideration
8.5 The final decision on the composition of the final four [4] relay runners (4x100m Women, Men, Mixed and 4x400m Men, Women, Mixed ) will be made by the Head Relay Coach. This decision will be made prior to the event.
Selection for other events:
- 8.6 Athletes who qualify for an event may request to compete in additional events they may not have qualified for. The Team Manager (in consultation with the appointed Head Coach/Coaches) will make a final decision on this.
8.8 If a nominated athlete fails to fulfil the requirements stated in Para 4 & 5, due to injury/illness/National Service and is unable to represent Singapore at the SEAG, the SA Training & Selection Committee, may reserve the right to replace the nominated athlete with another athlete. The athlete replacing must fulfil all the requirements in Para 5 and 6.
8.9 The SA Training & Selection Committee reserves the right not to nominate an athlete/team to represent Singapore in the SEAG if, in its sole opinion, the athlete/team concerned cannot meet the fitness and performance targets set by SA or cannot meet the performance targets set by SNOC.
8.10 Athlete/s shall be certified medically fit to compete at the SEAG by qualified SSI personnel prior to nomination to the SNOC and shall remain medically fit to compete in the SEAG.
9 Coaches selection
- 9.1 The SA Training & Selection Committee will appoint the Team Manager, Head Coach and Coaches for the SEAG.
9.2 Subject to approval of SNOC, the number of additional team coaches selected will depend on the number of athletes selected and will be determined by the number of staff accreditations provided by SNOC.
10 Appeal
- 10.1 Where there is a conflict or dispute in respect of these Guidelines for the nomination of athletes to represent Singapore in the SEAG, SA reserves the right to interpret this document and to exercise its discretion in the resolution of the matter in conflict or dispute.
10.2 Athletes may only appeal on the grounds that the nomination event was not executed in accordance with its notice of race or the nomination process was not carried out in accordance with this policy document.
10.3 The Athlete Selection Appeals Standing Committee made up of three MC members who are not part of the SA Training & Selection Committee, may convene a panel to hear the appeal within one week of receipt.
10.4 Any appeal must comply with the following procedure:
- 1. Athletes must state in writing, their intention to appeal a selection decision within seven (7) days of the announcement of the initial nomination decision. Written appeal must be submitted to:
- Honorary Secretary
Singapore Athletics
3 Stadium Drive, #01-33, 397630 Singapore
2. The Honorary Secretary immediately informs the Athlete Selection Appeals Standing Committee. The Athlete Selection Appeals Standing Committee shall convene its first hearing within seven (7) days from receipt of such notice.
3. The Athlete Selection Appeals Standing Committee is not bound by the rules of evidence but must observe the principle of procedural fairness.
4. The Athlete Selection Appeals Standing Committee will give its decision as soon as practicable after the hearing and will provide their decision to SA’s MC and the Sports Development and Performance team and the appellant with a statement of the reason for its decision.
Table 1: SA Nomination Standard SEA Games 2019
2% off 3rd Placing of SEA Games 2017 (unless otherwise stated)
Men |
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|
|
Women |
Nomination standard |
2017 |
Event
|
2017 |
Nomination standard |
(2% off) |
3rd Placing |
3rd Placing |
(2% off) |
|
10.64 |
10.43 |
100m |
11.76 |
12.00 |
21.69 |
21.26 |
200m |
23.68 |
24.15 |
47.41 |
46.48 |
400m |
54.55 |
55.64 |
14.43 |
14.15 |
110mH (1.067) / 100mH (0.838) |
14.14 |
14.42 |
52.55 |
51.52 |
400mH (0.914 / 0.762) |
01:00.73 |
01:01.94 |
01:52.98 |
01:50.76 |
800m |
02:12.31 |
02:14.96 |
03:58.35 |
03:53.68 |
1500m |
04:37.24 |
04:42.78 |
15:19.84 |
15:01.80 |
5000m |
17:36.98 |
17:58.12 |
31:31.96 |
30:54.86 |
10000m |
37:06.64 |
37:51.17 |
09:19.69 |
09:08.72 |
3000m Steeplechase |
10:36.90* |
10:49.64 |
2:34:54 |
2:31:52 |
Marathon |
2:58:17 |
3:01:51 |
1:35:57.22 |
1:34:04.33 |
20km Racewalk # |
1:48:23.00 |
1:50:33.06 |
39.89 |
39.11 |
4x100m |
44.81 |
45.71 |
New event added by organizer |
4x100m mixed |
New event added by organizer |
||
03:12.19 |
03:08.42 |
4x400m |
03:43.31 |
03:47.78 |
New event added by organizer |
4x400m mixed |
New event added by organizer |
||
7.60 |
7.75 |
Long Jump |
6.45 |
6.32 |
2.14 |
2.18 |
High Jump |
1.83 |
1.79 |
16.04 |
16.37 |
Triple Jump |
13.32 |
13.05 |
5.15 |
5.25 |
Pole Vault |
3.6 |
3.53 |
16.78 |
17.12 |
Shot Put (7.26kg / 4kg) |
14.26 |
13.97 |
43.90 |
44.8 |
Discus (2kg / 1kg) |
45.1 |
44.20 |
64.62 |
65.94 |
Javelin (800g / 600g) |
47.21 |
46.27 |
54.82 |
55.94 |
Hammer Throw (7.26kg / 4kg) |
56.06 |
54.94 |
6602 |
6737 |
Decathlon / Heptathlon |
5288 |
5182 |
*Based on 3rd position of the previous 2017 SEA Games
# is based on 2015 women result. No event in 2017
Table 2: SA Performance Requirements SEA Games 2019 / U23 athletes’ nomination
4%4% off 3rd Placing of SEA Games 2017 (2015 if no 2017 mark available). Only for athletes who are U23 or athletes who have qualified in 2018. Performance requirement has to be done at Singapore Open 2019 or from 01 January 2019 until 18 August 2019.
Men |
|
|
|
Women |
Performance |
2017 |
Event |
2017 |
Performance |
requirement (4% off) |
3rd Placing |
3rd Placing |
requirement (4% off) |
|
|
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10.85 |
10.43 |
100m |
11.76 |
12.23 |
22.11 |
21.26 |
200m |
23.68 |
24.63 |
48.34 |
46.48 |
400m |
54.55 |
56.73 |
14.72 |
14.15 |
110mH (1.067) / 100mH (0.838) |
14.14 |
14.71 |
53.58 |
51.52 |
400mH (0.914 / 0.762) |
01:00.73 |
01:03.16 |
01:55.19 |
01:50.76 |
800m |
02:12.31 |
02:17.60 |
04:03.03 |
03:53.68 |
1500m |
04:37.24 |
04:48.33 |
09:30.67 |
09:08.72 |
3000m Steeplechase |
10:36.90 |
11:02.38 |
1:12:50 |
Half Marathon |
Marathon* |
Half Marathon |
1:25:06 |
2:37:56 |
2:31:52 |
2:58:17 |
3:05:25 |
|
40.67 |
39.11 |
4x100m |
44.81 |
46.60 |
03:15.96 |
03:08.42 |
4x400m |
03:43.31 |
03:52.24 |
7.36 |
7.75 |
Long Jump |
6.45 |
6.19 |
2.09 |
2.18 |
High Jump |
1.83 |
1.76 |
15.72 |
16.37 |
Triple Jump |
13.32 |
12.79 |
5.04 |
5.25 |
Pole Vault |
3.6 |
3.46 |
17.09 |
17.12 |
Shot Put (7.26kg / 4kg) |
14.26 |
13.69 |
43.0 |
44.8 |
Discus (2kg / 1kg) |
45.1 |
43.3 |
63.3 |
65.94 |
Javelin (800g / 600g) |
47.21 |
45.32 |
53.70 |
55.94 |
Hammer Throw (7.26kg / 4kg) |
56.06 |
53.82 |
6468 |
6737 |
Decathlon / Heptathlon |
5288 |
5076 |
*Marathon runners are allowed to submit the performance requirement using a shorter distance (as mentioned in Table 2).
Related links:
2017 SEA Games
2015 SEA Games
2013 SEA Games
2011 SEA Games
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