Team Singapore has 2 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games after Loh Kean Yew’s men’s singles badminton silver on Tuesday 29 September.
The Games run from 19 September to 4 October 2026 in Japan, with 304 Singapore athletes across 27 sports. Every Singapore medal so far, by colour:
Gold
Tiffany Teo won women’s traditional MMA 60kg on 22 September for Singapore’s first gold of these Games. Shanti Pereira retained the athletics women’s 200m title on 27 September in 22.78 seconds.
Silver
Gan Ching Hwee took three swimming silvers, in the women’s 1500m freestyle on 20 September, the 400m on 22 September and the 800m on 25 September. Kiria Tikanah won the fencing women’s individual epee silver on 22 September. Pereira added the athletics women’s 100m silver on 25 September, two days before her 200m gold. Loh Kean Yew took the men’s singles badminton silver after losing the 29 September final to Thailand’s Kunlavut Vitidsarn.
Bronze
Zeanne Law opened the medal account on 20 September in the wushu taijiquan and taijijian combined event. Maxine Wong took the fencing women’s individual foil bronze. The women’s team epee of Kiria Tikanah, Elle Koh, Esther Tan and Filzah Hidayah Nor Anuar won bronze on 25 September. Anchor Elle Koh overturned a 29-37 deficit as Singapore beat Uzbekistan 42-41 in the quarter-final, before a 45-35 semi-final loss to defending champions Republic of Korea.
That is 11 medals, with competition running to Sunday 4 October.
