TRIPLE GOLD 🥇🥇🥇 WATCH: Olympian swimmer Kayla Sanchez added another gold medal to her haul after ruling the women’s 100m backstroke on Saturday at the 2025 Southeast Asian Games. Sanchez clocked 1:02.35 to win the gold, while Thailand’s Mia Millar (1:02.52) and Indonesia’s Flairene Candrea (1:02.60) settled for silver and bronze, respectively. This marked Sanchez’s third gold medal, following her victories with the Philippine team in the 4x100m freestyle relay and the 100m freestyle. READ: ht

SEA Games 2025: Singapore swimmer Quah Zheng Wen won the men's 200m backstroke, reclaiming the title after 6 years. | The Straits Times

14-year-old swimmer Julia Yeo won her first gold in the 4 x 100m women's medley after standing in last minute for a teammate. Congratulations! https://str.sg/FX5p | The Straits Times

"I'M SO MOTIVATED TO WIN MORE GOLDS" 🥇🏊‍♀️ Now a three-time gold medalist in her SEA Games debut, Olympic swimmer Kayla Sanchez can't help but be speechless as she continues to make waves in the swimming events in Thailand, highlighting how she dedicates her wins to her family and the Philippines. | via Mei-Lin Lozada/One Sports #OSOnTheSpot #2025SEAGames #SEAGames #TibayAtTatag #SEAGames33 #SEAGamesThailand #SEAGames2025 | One Sports

Decorated U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte revealed he is selling three of his gold medals, won in three different Olympic games in 2004, 2008, and 2016. Bidding for each of the medals started at $20,000. | Today Show

SEA Games 2025: Singapore swimmer Quah Ting Wen is now the Games' most bemedalled athlete, after her gold in the women's 100m butterfly took her overall tally to 63 medals. She clocked 59.76sec to finish 0.01sec ahead of her younger sister Jing Wen, who took the silver. https://str.sg/uM4Q | The Straits Times