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Singapore's open water swimming team says the World Aquatics Championships has served as a good indicator of where it stands. The team concluded its campaign with a 14th-placed finish in the 4x1,500m relay on Sunday morning at Sentosa. It's a result the team is proud of, especially considering the relative youth of its swimmers. Singapore finished 18th the last time it competed in the relay event, during the 2022 World Aquatics Championships in Budapest. Team Singapore is also taking part in December's SEA Games, where open water swimming will make a comeback for the first time since 2019. Nadine Yeam with more.

Singapore's open water swimming team says the World Aquatics Championships has served as a good indicator of where it stands. The team concluded its campaign with a 14th-placed finish in the 4x1,500m relay on Sunday morning at Sentosa. It's a result the team is proud of, especially considering the relative youth of its swimmers. Singapore finished 18th the last time it competed in the relay event, during the 2022 World Aquatics Championships in Budapest. Team Singapore is also taking part in December's SEA Games, where open water swimming will make a comeback for the first time since 2019. Nadine Yeam with more.

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