Moment in a minute: Lee Wung Yew, James Wong, Sheik Alauddin, Melanie Martens relive the SEA Games

Champions should never be forgotten and nations should be proud of their sporting history. As the SEA Games unfolds, take a stroll down memory lane and talk to SEA Games gold medallists over the years. This episode: Lee Wung Yew, shooting, 1999
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Aug 27, 2017, 11:09 AM
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Aug 27, 2017, 10:52 AM

The Straits Times sports desk has decided to take a walk down memory lane and honour Singapore's sporting heroes by asking them to relive some of their greatest SEA Games moments.

Today: Shooting star Lee Wung Yew, athletics giant James Wong, silat legend Sheik Alauddin, hockey icon Melanie Martens.

Champions should never be forgotten and nations should be proud of their sporting history. As the SEA Games unfolds, take a stroll down memory lane and talk to SEA Games gold medallists over the years. This episode: James Wong, athletics, 1997.
Champions should never be forgotten and nations should be proud of their sporting history. As the SEA Games unfolds, take a stroll down memory lane and talk to SEA Games gold medallists over the years. This episode: Sheik Allaudin, pencak silat, 1995
Champions should never be forgotten and nations should be proud of their sporting history. As the SEA Games unfolds, take a stroll down memory lane and talk to SEA Games gold medallists over the years. This episode: Melanie Martens, hockey, 1993.

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