SEA Games 32: One more gold medal for Vietnam fencing team
Vietnamese fencers on May 15 won a gold medal in the men’s sabre team event at the ongoing 32nd Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games 32) in Cambodia after defeating the Singaporean team 45-31.
Vietnamese fencers win a gold medal in the men’s sabre team event on May 15 in SEA Games 32. (Photo:VNA)
Phnom Penh (VNA) – Vietnamese fencers on May 15 won agold medal in the men’s sabre team event at the ongoing 32nd Southeast AsianGames (SEA Games 32) in Cambodia☂ a♔fter defeating the Singaporean team 45-31.
Meanwhile, the female fencing team including Luu Thi ThanhNhan, Pham Thi Ngoc Luyen, Ha Thi Van Anh, and Nguyen Thi Thu Phuong wonsilver in the women's foil team event after losing to Singapore in thefinal with a score of 25-43.
Weightlifter Dinh Thi Thu Uyen bags a silver medal in the women's 64kg category at the SEA Games 32. (Photo:VNA)
The same day, weightlifter Dinh Thi Thu Uyen bagged a silvermedal in the women's 64kg category. Earlier on the day, the Vietnam e-sport team brought home asilver medal and a bronze one. SEA Games 32 is held in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Preah Sihanouk, Kampot, and Kep in Cambodia from May 5 and will be closed on May 17./.
Female fencers Phung Thi Khanh Linh, Pham Thi Thu Hoai, Bui Thi Thu Ha and Le Minh Hang at May 14 noon won one more gold medal for Vietnam in the women’s sabre team event at the ongoing 32nd SEA Games in Cambodia.
Dinh Anh Hoang and Tran Mai Ngoc obtained the historic gold medal for Vietnam in the mixed doubles event of table tennis at the 32nd Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Cambodia on May 14.
Vietnamese athletes on May 14 won an additional 20 gold medals at the ongoing 32nd Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Cambodia, raising their total golds to 107 and consolidating their top position.
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Vietnamese fencers win a gold medal in the men’s sabre team event on May 15 in SEA Games 32. (Photo:VNA) 
Weightlifter Dinh Thi Thu Uyen bags a silver medal in the women's 64kg category at the SEA Games 32. (Photo:VNA) 
