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Seven SEAG editions and 14 years later, the amazing Korean-born Yeo has already amassed a whopping 38 gold medals — and she’s still counting.


Adjudged the best female athlete in the 2003 Hanoi Games with a six-gold harvest, Yeo, who operates her own swimming school named Yeo’s Aquatics back home, has become the darling of the crowd at the Trace Aquatics Center here.


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                    [Summary] => LOS BANOS, Laguna – Bad news for the Philippines: Singapore’s pool phenom Joscelin Yeo is here.


Yeo, who harvested six gold medals in the 2003 Hanoi Southeast Asian Games to become the event’s best female athlete, will spearhead the Singapore team beefed up by  former Chinese Nationals when the SEAG swimming competitions unfold today at the Trace Aquatics Center here.


Yeo, 21,  makes her first appearance in the 100-meter freestyle where she is not only the defending champion but also the record holder as well with a time of 56.05 seconds.


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Yeo, 21,  makes her first appearance in the 100-meter freestyle where she is not only the defending champion but also the record holder as well with a time of 56.05 seconds.


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Make that 38 golds for Yeo

December 3, 2005 - 12:00am

LOS BAÑOS, Laguna — In the 1991 Manila Southeast Asian Games, Singapore’s Joscelin Yeo was an obscure 11-year-old tanker chasing a dream. Seven SEAG editions and 14 years later, the amazing Korean-born...

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A big gap between Yeo and the rest

By Joey Villar | November 29, 2005 - 12:00am

LOS BANOS, Laguna – Bad news for the Philippines: Singapore’s pool phenom Joscelin Yeo is here. Yeo, who harvested six gold medals in the 2003 Hanoi Southeast Asian Games to become the event’s best...

Sports