Singapore’s Toh Wei Soong bags silver in 100m backstroke S7, his 4th medal at Asian Para Games

Toh now has a total of four medals at the Games this year, but no gold.

Toh Wei Soong at the 2026 Asian Para Games. (Photo: SNPC/Dyan Tjhia)

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SINGAPORE: The wait for a first gold medal at the 2026 Asian Para Games continues for swimmer Toh Wei Soong after he finished second in the men’s 100m backstroke S7 final on Thursday (Oct 22).

At the Nagoya City General Gymnasium, the 28-year-old defending champion clocked a time of 1:16.09 to take silver. China's Ruan Jingsong claimed gold with a new Games record of 1:12.16, while India’s Tejas Nandakumar took bronze (1:18.58).

Toh now has one silver and three bronzes at the meet. He finished third in the 400m freestyle S7 on Monday, the 100m freestyle S7 on Tuesday and the 50m butterfly S7 on Wednesday.

He will compete in the 50m freestyle S7 on Friday , his final chance to take home the gold.

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With his latest haul, Toh now has a total of eleven medals from the Games.

At the previous edition of the Games in Hangzhou, the Singaporean won the 50m butterfly S7, 50m freestyle S7, and the 100m backstroke S7, taking silver in the 400m freestyle S7. He also won two golds and a bronze at the 2018 Games.

There were new national records on Thursday for Wong Zhi Wei (men's 50m freestyle S13) and Sophie Soon (women's 50m freestyle S13) as they finished fifth and sixth in their finals respectively. Danielle Moi also set a new national mark in the women's 100m butterfly S14 heats earlier in the day.

Singapore’s athletes have now bagged four silvers and five bronzes at the Games, with another two days of competition remaining .

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Toh 在本届奥运会上共获得四枚奖牌，但没有获得金牌。

2026年亚洲残疾人运动会上的杜伟松。（图片：SNPC/Dyan Tjhia）

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新加坡：游泳运动员杜伟松在周四（10月22日）举行的男子100米仰泳S7级决赛中获得第二名，他仍在等待2026年亚洲残疾人运动会的首枚金牌。

在名古屋市综合体育馆，28岁的卫冕冠军以1分16秒09的成绩获得银牌。中国选手阮敬松以1分12秒16的成绩打破赛会纪录，夺得金牌，印度选手特贾斯·南达库马尔以1分18秒58的成绩获得铜牌。

Toh目前在本届比赛中获得一枚银牌和三枚铜牌。他分别在周一的400米自由泳S7组、周二的100米自由泳S7组和周三的50米蝶泳S7组比赛中获得第三名。

他将于周五参加50米自由泳S7级比赛，这是他夺得金牌的最后机会。

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凭借最新获得的奖牌，托赫目前已从本届奥运会上获得11枚奖牌。

在上一届杭州奥运会上，这位新加坡选手赢得了50米蝶泳S7级、50米自由泳S7级和100米仰泳S7级的冠军，并在400米自由泳S7级中获得银牌。他还在2018年奥运会上获得了两枚金牌和一枚铜牌。

周四，黄志伟（男子50米自由泳S13级）和苏菲·孙（女子50米自由泳S13级）分别在决赛中获得第五名和第六名，并创造了新的全国纪录。当天早些时候，丹妮尔·莫伊在女子100米蝶泳S14级预赛中也创造了新的全国纪录。

新加坡运动员目前已在本届运动​​会上获得四枚银牌和五枚铜牌，比赛还有两天进行。

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