DSA Swimmers shine across 2 Zones at All-Stars Meet
113 Medals Won Across the Northern and Central Zones
The MAS/MILO All-Stars Swimming Circuit Leg 2, 2026 saw DSA Swimming Club compete on two fronts in the second week of July, with swimmers in Northern Zone in Penang and the Central Zone in Selangor. A combined total of 259 swimmers from DSA took part across both legs, returning home with an outstanding collective haul of 113 medals which included 28 Golds. It was a powerful showing of depth and ambition that bodes extremely well for the season ahead.
Northern Zone — Kompleks Sukan Bandaraya Relau, Penang (11–12 July 2026)
At the Kompleks Sukan Bandaraya Relau in Penang, 32 DSA swimmers competed and returned with a solid 32 medals, 6 Golds, 13 Silvers, and 13 Bronzes.
In Group 1, Lew Jia Ming was the standout performer, claiming a brilliant 3 Golds in the Boys 16-18 200m IM, 50m Backstroke, and 100m Backstroke. Aryan Jayden Brattinga was equally electric, winning 2 Golds in the 50m Butterfly and 50m Freestyle, adding Silver in the 100m Freestyle. Ivan Choong Hao Wen and Hoo Jean Yee added more medals to the tally.<
In Group 2, Muhammad Imran Bin Mohd Ikmal was the pick of the squad, claiming 1 Gold in with other podium finishes while Naomi Tan Huai Yue contributed a Bronze.
In Group 3, Boaz Tan Dan was consistent and competitive, earning Silver in both the 50m Backstroke and 50m Freestyle. In Group 4, Lim Eu Ning put in a truly remarkable multi-event performance, claiming 5 Silvers and 4 Bronzes across multiple events, an incredible nine-event podium haul. Tan Cher Rell was equally prolific, earning 6 medals in her events. Caden Lau Park Yoi rounded off Group 4’s contributions with a Bronze in the 50m Backstroke.
Central Zone — Pusat Akuatik Darul Ehsan, Selangor (10–12 July 2026)
At the Pusat Akuatik Darul Ehsan in Selangor, an impressive 227 DSA swimmers took to the pool against state-level competition from across Central Malaysia, amassing 81 medals with 22 Golds, 29 Silvers, and 30 Bronzes, a win that reflects both the scale of the contingent and the quality of the performances.
In the Open category, Cham Yu Xiang was the dominant force, sweeping to 3 Golds in the Boys 100m Breaststroke, 200m IM, and 200m Breaststroke, adding Silver in the 50m Breaststroke. Jayden Yap Ee Jen claimed 1 Gold in the Boys 400m Freestyle. Among the girls, Georgene Wee Ee Jern was outstanding with 1 Gold in the 200m IM and Silver finishes in the 400m IM and 400m Freestyle. Jerriel Lau added 1 Gold in the 100m Butterfly alongside Silver in the 100m Freestyle and 50m Butterfly. Kam Yao Qi Samuel and Julian Lee earned Silver and Bronze respectively in the boys’ events.
In Group 1, Max Lim Jia Jun took Gold in the 50m Breaststroke and Ian Tan Zhi Kai and Annis Hiew Xin Ting added a Gold each in their events. Kaelyn Chee Wei Yi, Ethan Chua Min Han, Evan Chua Min Hao, Jacob Tsen Ze Yu, Javan Pun Jin Wen, and Sebastien Rion Azlir added their podium wins to add to the team tally.
In Group 2, the girls’ contingent was led brilliantly by Liew Yu Shan, who swept to a stunning 6 Golds across the 200m Backstroke, 100m Freestyle, 50m Backstroke, 400m Freestyle, 200m IM, and 100m Backstroke. Olivia Seow Cui Ying was equally impressive with 1 Gold in the 200m Freestyle alongside multiple Silver and Bronze finishes. Lee Xin Tung and Simone Madeleine Azlir added Silver and Bronze respectively in the Butterfly events. Among the boys, Ong Zhi Kheam claimed 1 Gold in the 400m IM and was prolific in distance and IM events, while Koh Jun Ming Jamie and Muhamad Akash Rifqi contributed multiple Silver medals. Samuel Eng Yeung Shane added Bronze in the 50m Freestyle.
In Group 3, Alynna Yong Zhang Ya led the girls with 2 Golds while Alysha Aryana Binti Mohd Khairul Azli and Raeka Ong won 1 Gold each in their events. Among the boys, Tee Him was prolific across six distance and IM events, while. Henri James Johan Keeton and Sean Yep Zhen Him added further Bronze medals.
In Group 4, Aiden Zarief claimed 1 Gold in the 200m Freestyle alongside three Bronze finishes, while Aleeya Rose Binti Norazri, Tang Zi Qian, and Cayden How Xuan Hee each earned Bronze medals to round out a strong group showing.
Across both zones, the MAS/MILO All-Stars Swimming Circuit Leg 2, 2026 was a resounding success for DSA Swimming Club. 113 medals, 259 swimmers, and performances of genuine quality from every age group and category — it is exactly the kind of showing that makes the entire DSA community proud. The season continues to build momentum, and we look forward to what lies ahead. Full results are available for download from the links below.
Full Results (Northern Region)
Medal Tally (Northern Region)
Medal Tally (Central Region)
Full Results (Central Region)
DSA Swimmers make their presence in Melaka
15 Medals at the MAS/NSC/MILO Splash Swim Series Leg 1, 2026 (Central)
From 26th to 28th June 2026, a contingent of 44 DSA swimmers competed at the Pusat Akuatik Hang Jebat in Krubong, Melaka for the MAS/NSC/MILO Splash Swim Series Leg 1, 2026 (Central) Swim Meet. Against strong state-level competition, the team demonstrated composure and resolve, returning home with 15 medals which included 4 Golds, 6 Silvers, and 5 Bronzes.
The undoubted star of the meet was Angus Lim of the Open category, who delivered a breathtaking 3 Golds in the 100m Freestyle, 800m Freestyle, and 100m Butterfly with a dominant, all-round showing that was the highlight of the meet. Athan Lim added a Silver in the 800m Freestyle in Group 1.
In Group 4, Soraya Jane Ong claimed 1 Gold in the 100m Breaststroke to the Gold for the team. Other podium performances came from Group Decan Chan Ze Ken, Maya Gzik, Aleeya Rose Norazri, and Olga Gzik, all earning well-deserved medals across their respective events and age groups. Full results and the medal tally can be downloaded from the links below.
Full Result
Medal Tally
DSA swimmers deliver a golden display in Alor Setar
1 Meet Record and 59 Medals at the MAS/NSC/MILO Splash Swim Series
On 26th and 27th June 2026, a strong contingent of 22 DSA swimmers made the journey north to the Kedah Aquatic Centre in Alor Setar for the MAS/NSC/MILO Splash Swim Series Leg 1, 2026 (Northern). The team returned home with an outstanding 59 medals which icluded 22 Golds along with 1 Meet Record, in a display of quality and depth across every age group.
In Group 1, Garrel Lee Xuan was the standout performer in the pool, sweeping to a brilliant 4 Golds in the distance and multi-stroke events, while Ivan Choong Hao Wen was equally in his events winning 3 Golds. Hoo Jean Yee lit up the girls’ events with 2 Golds in the 200m Butterfly and the 50m Freestyle. Other podium finishes in this group came from Gabriel Lee Jin and Aryan Jayden Brattinga, both earning well-deserved medals for the club.
In Group 2, Muhammad Imran Bin Mohd Ikmal delivered a sharp double, winning 2 Golds for the team and further podium finishes came from Goh Hao Wei, Ahmad Niyaz Rafiqi Abdul Aziz, and Naomi Tan Huai Yue, all collecting Silver and Bronze medals to bolster the team’s tally.
In Group 3, Boaz Tan Dan claimed 2 Golds in the 100m Butterfly and 200m Freestyle, showcasing his versatility while Richie Tan Yew Quan stood tall with 1 Gold, winning the 200m Butterfly. Chin Xin Le was impressive in the girls’ events, earning 2 Golds in the 100m and 200m Freestyle. Other podium contributions came from Boaz, Richie, and Chin Xin Le’s additional finishes across their respective events.
In Group 4, Caden Lau Park Yoi was the headline act, storming to a Meet Record in the Boys 10-11 50m Backstroke on his way to 2 Golds, also winning the 100m Backstroke. Tan Cher Rell was equally brilliant across three events, claiming 3 Golds in the 50m Butterfly, 200m IM, and 100m Breaststroke. Hor Xing Ern added 1 Gold in the 100m Freestyle to complete a remarkable group performance.
It was a meet to remember for DSA up north. 59 medals, 1 Meet Record, and 22 swimmers who gave everything in the pool, the Splash Swim Series Leg 1 (Northern) has set the tone for what promises to be an exciting season ahead. Full results are available for download from the links below.
Full Result
Medal Tally
DSA celebrates 15 years of swimming education
514 Swimmers take to the pool for DSA Anniversary Swim Carnival 2026
The National Aquatic Centre in Bukit Jalil came alive with colour, energy, and the unmistakable excitement of competitive swimming, as D Swim Academy marked a proud milestone with the DSA 15th Anniversary Swim Carnival 2026. Fifteen years in the making, this special edition of the club’s flagship carnival was more than just a swim meet — it was a celebration of community, growth, and everything that DSA stands for.
A remarkable 514 swimmers from 10 teams took part in the carnival, making it one of the largest and most vibrant gatherings in the club’s history. Participants ranged from the very youngest age categories — children as young as 6 years old — all the way through to 17-year-olds, spanning DSA’s Blue Levels, Mini Squad, Squad Group D, and invited external teams. The sheer breadth of participation was a testament to the strength of DSA’s junior and grassroots development pathway.
The programme featured a rich variety of events across all four competitive strokes. Younger and newer swimmers competed in 25m short course format in Backstroke, Breaststroke, Freestyle and the Kick Event under the Blue Levels and Novice categories, while the more experienced Mini Squad and Group D swimmers, alongside invited teams, took on the 50m distances for the regular events. With over 1,600 individual entries across the programme, the pool was buzzing from the 8:00AM start right through to the final event of the afternoon.
Beyond the competition itself, the carnival was designed as a full-day celebration — featuring game booths, giveaways, retail stalls, and food stalls that brought joy to swimmers and families alike. Every swimmer received a Certificate of Participation, with medals presented to the top three finishers in each event category. It was a day that captured everything DSA does best: nurturing talent at every level, bringing families together, and celebrating fifteen wonderful years of swimming with heart. Here’s to the next fifteen!
Full Results
Best Boys & Best Girls Results
DSA Swimmers make their mark at Johor
3 Meet Records and 7 Medals at the 2nd Johor Closed Swimming Meet 2026
On 13th and 14th June 2026, a focused DSA Johor’s 25 swimmers travelled to the Educity Sport Complex to compete at the 2nd Johor Closed Swimming Meet 2026. Against strong local competition at this closed-state championship, the team demonstrated tremendous composure and competitive spirit, returning home with 7 medals which included 3 Golds and an impressive 3 Meet Records to their name. A truly commendable showing on what is always a demanding stage.
The star of the meet was undoubtedly Nouril Ammiesya Binti Mohd Khairul Nizam of Group 2 Girls, who delivered a simply extraordinary all-round performance across five events. She claimed a superb 3 Golds, headlined by 2 Meet Records in the 100m Breaststroke and 50m Freestyle events, two outstanding benchmark-breaking swims that will stand as a testament to her remarkable form. She rounded off her meet with Silver finishes in both the 50m Breaststroke and Butterfly events. A five-event haul that was nothing short of breathtaking.
In Group 3 Boys, Chua Jun Yu put in a gutsy and determined performance, earning a well-deserved Silver, while in Group 4, Woo Soon Xiang Christon capped off the club’s medal haul in style, breaking a Meet Record in the 50m Freestyle on his way to a Bronze finish.
The 2nd Johor Closed Swimming Meet 2026 was a proud outing for DSA Swimming Club and we are immensely proud of every one of our athletes who took to the pool in Johor. Full results are available for download from the links below.