After joining her teammates to break the SEA Games record in the women’s 10m air pistol team event, Trinh Thu Vinh continued her outstanding form on the morning of December 14 by setting a new record to secure another individual gold in the women’s 10m air pistol.

Trinh Thu Vinh (right) wins the gold medal and Nguyen Thuy Trang takes the silver medal in the women’s 10m air pistol individual event.

After three rounds, the Vietnamese shooter posted a score of 242.7 points, one point higher than runner-up Nguyen Thuy Trang, her teammate. As a result, Vietnam claimed both the gold and silver medals in the event.

Earlier, the trio of Nguyen Thuy Trang, Trinh Thu Vinh and Trieu Thi Hoa Hong delivered an impressive performance in the women’s 10m air pistol team event.

Competing with consistency and precision, the Vietnamese shooters amassed a total of 1,711 points to win the gold medal and shatter the SEA Games record.

In sepak takraw, the Vietnamese women’s team won the silver medal in the Regu team event. In the final, Thu Trang, Tu Trinh, and Ngoc Tuyet put in a strong performance, at times taking the lead against host Thailand in Regu 2.

However, with superior composure and experience, Thailand won 2-0, claiming the gold medal, while the Vietnamese women’s team secured the silver.

In swimming, Nguyen Thuy Hien performed well in the women’s 50m freestyle heats, finishing with a time of 26.35 seconds to advance to the final.

SEA Games 33: Vietnam adds to gold-medal haul

Vietnam enjoyed another standout afternoon at SEA Games 33, as its athletes continued to capture gold medals in karate, taekwondo, MMA, gymnastics, and jujitsu.

 

SEA Games 33: Vietnam beat Myanmar 2–0, moving closer to women semifinals

The Vietnamese women’s football team on December 11 secured a 2-0 victory over Myanmar in a decisive Group B clash - a must-win match to keep their semifinal hopes alive at the ongoing 33rd Southeast Asia (SEA) Games in Thailand.

 

SEA Games 33: Dinh Bac shines as Vietnam’s U22 clinch semifinal berth

With a 2–0 win over Malaysia, Vietnam secured first place in Group B, giving coach Kim Sang Sik’s squad full control of their semifinal path and a strong psychological boost ahead of the knockout stage at SEA Games 33.

 

Bac Ninh’s athlete Ha Thi Anh Uyen bags bronze medal at 33rd SEA Games

BAC NINH- In the first competition day of the 33rd SEA Games on December 10 afternoon in Thailand, athlete Ha Thi Anh Uyen (from Bac Ninh Sports Training and Competition Center No 1) and her teammate Vu Thi Anh Thu of Vietnam’s Jujitsu team competed in women’s 63kg fighting event.

Vietnamese sports delegation encouraged ahead of SEA Games 33

A total of 28 teams with 552 members have arrived in Thailand, with several squads, including the men’s and women’s football teams, baseball, handball and badminton, already beginning competition as scheduled. An additional 160 athletes, including key teams in athletics, swimming and archery, were due to join the delegation later the same day.

 

 

SEA Games 33 flag ceremony highlights ASEAN unity

For the Vietnamese delegation, the moment the national flag is hoisted in Bangkok serves as a reminder of their dual mission – striving for sporting excellence while also showcasing an image of Vietnam that is confident, dynamic, and friendly. Each athlete enters the Games carrying not only medal hopes, but also the responsibility of strengthening regional solidarity and friendship.