Swimming
Masniari Wolf wins third straight gold at SEA Games 2025
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Indonesian swimmer Masniari Wolf dominated the women's 50m backstroke at the 2025 SEA Games in Thailand, securing her third consecutive gold medal. She clocked 28.80 seconds, breaking the previous national record. This achievement solidifies her status as the queen of backstroke in Southeast Asia.
The Splash Foundation, founded in 2015 by Libby Alexander and Simon Holliday, began offering swimming lessons to domestic helpers before expanding to children with disabilities, low-income families, and ethnic minorities. The charity has taught over 11,000 disadvantaged people to swim for free and this year received funding from the Operation Santa Claus campaign to support its summer Splash Camp for 250 low-income children.
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Indonesia dropped to third in the provisional SEA Games 2025 medal standings after Vietnam surged to second on Thursday, December 11, 2025. Despite adding eight golds from swimming, basketball, and athletics, the Merah Putih contingent now holds 13 golds, 20 silvers, and 13 bronzes. Highlights include historic wins in women's 3x3 basketball and pole vault.