Singapore Swimming Association Awards - Aquatic Breakout Performance of the Year 2015 (Voting close on 17th April 2016 2359 hr)
by Singapore Swimming Association
In a Facebook poll of 1,035 respondents, 61.9% chose “Zachary Ian Tan breaking 12 games records in the '12 and under' events at the Singapore National Age Group 2015 (Photo Credit: Adrian Seetho)”. How we count
Zachary Ian Tan breaking 12 games records in the '12 and under' events at the Singapore National Age Group 2015 (Photo Credit: Adrian Seetho)
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National Synchronised Swimming Team won Singapore's 1st ever gold medals in team and combi events at the 28th SEA Games. The last time Synchronised Swimming was held at SEA Games in 2011, Malaysia won all the gold medals on offer (Photo Credit: Adrian Seetho)
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Quah Zheng Wen making the Olympics A cut in 100m butterfly, 200m butterfly and 100m backstroke for the 1st time (Photo Credit: Adrian Seetho)
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Quah Jing Wen made her SEA Games debut on home soil in June, and won a bronze in the women's 400m individual medley. She then made the Olympic 'B' qualifying mark in the women's 200m individual medley, when she clocked 2:18.72 at the Fina World Junior Swimming Championships. Her time at the world meet was also almost three seconds off her previous personal best (Photo Credit: Adrian Seetho)
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Zachary Ian Tan’s record-breaking age-group performance dominated the award poll, drawing 641 of 1,035 votes—61.9%, more than twice the National Synchronised Swimming Team’s 300.
The result was decisive across the field: Quah Zheng Wen took 5.5%, while Quah Jing Wen finished at 3.6%. Tan led at every checkpoint, with support strongest among Singapore’s 565 voters.
- Clear winner · Tan captured 641 votes, more than double the runner-up.
- Singapore backs Tan · Singapore voters leaned toward Zachary Ian Tan.
- No lead change · Tan led throughout all 18 days.