More sports featured from the 25th Sea Games

Singapore 40-year old athlete James Wong winning another gold medal.

 

Noeng Ruthai Chaipech of Thailand poses after winning the high jump final. (AFP)

 

Another beautiful moment of the athlete who the gold medal at the high jump event. (AFP)

Lindswell of Indonesia at the Taiji quan event. (AFP)

With two days more to the end of the 25th Sea Games, the heat is getting up at the field scenes and Wushu scenes. The athletes competed at the finals for these events and Singapore's discus thrower James Wong who may actually be the one or if not the oldest athlete continue to prove his skills and won the gold medal. He may be looking to win for his eight gold medal as he had his shoe designed with a "8possible" logo. Thailand and vietnam continue to increase their gold haul in events at the field and other sports. They are the top two at the medal tally. Today also marked the end of the Wushu finals and the athletes continued to display flamboyant and fascinating moves and moments. It was also a combination of skills and grace for taji quan and sword events. While other events show aggression and strength, this event shows grace and strength. Their slow, gentle then sudden accompanied by fast and swift movements made this event interesting to watch.