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2024 was a banner year for Singapore’s athletes, highlighted by historic medals at the Paralympics. Max Maer, a 17-year-old swimmer, made history as Singapore’s first Olympic medalist since 2016, earning a bronze at Paris 2024. His humility and determination exemplify the rising tide of sporting excellence in the nation.

Further successes include Yip Pinu defending her Paralympic titles in backstroke events, bringing home three gold medals across Rio, Tokyo, and Paris. Jalinan Tan also made history with Singapore’s first Paralympic medal in her sport, emphasizing the strength of Singapore’s para-athletes.