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Amanda Lim (born Lim Xiang Qi on 8 January 1993) is a Singaporean freestyle swimmer.
- Made her competitive debut at 14. She made her competitive debut for Singapore in 2007 aged 14 when she raced at the Hong Kong International Open. That same year, the Singapore Sports school student made her SEA Games debut as part of the 4×200m freestyle relay team that won a silver in Thailand.
- Held the 50m freestyle national record from 2009 to 2017. Lim showed much promise as a youth, competing in various events such as the inaugural Asian Youth Games held in Singapore in 2009, where she won four medals.
- 6 consecutive 50m freestyle golds at SEA Games. In 2009, she became the fastest woman in South-east Asia for the first time, setting the SEA Games record of 25.82 seconds in Vientiane.
- Student of sports science and management. Lim studied at the Singapore Sports School (SSP) before graduating with a diploma in sport science and exercise management from Auckland University of Technology.
Aug 31, 2022 · SINGAPORE: Singapore swimmer Amanda Lim apologised on Tuesday (Aug 30) night after she was given a stern warning by the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB). Lim, 29, and fellow national swimmer...
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SINGAPORE - When Amanda Lim made her Asian Games debut in Guangzhou back in 2010, she was just 17. More than a decade later, she will head to her fourth Asiad - again in China -...
Dec 9, 2019 · Amanda Lim marked a decade of dominance in swimming's blue-riband race, winning the 50m freestyle for the sixth consecutive SEA Games. The 26-year-old started her...
Sep 20, 2016 · SINGAPORE — National swimmer Amanda Lim was contemplating quitting the sport ahead of last year’s SEA Games. But after winning gold again, in front of the home crowd, and witnessing teammate...
