Le Thi Cam Tu reaches women’s 200-meter final at ASIAD 20

Le Thi Cam Tu booked her place in the women’s 200-meter final with a season-best performance of 23.38 seconds, highlighting a busy day of medal events and preliminary rounds for the Vietnamese delegation at the ASIAD 20 multi-sport games.

The continental sports calendar brings rigorous challenges across multiple disciplines, with track and field athletes stepping directly into high-stakes medal rounds alongside teams in archery, sepak takraw, and indoor team sports. As competition heats up at the venue, athletes from Vietnam face a packed schedule featuring finals on the track, elimination matches in team sports, and technical precision events.

Track and Field Athletes Reach Finals in Sprints and Jumps

Le Thi Cam Tu returns to the track for the women’s 200-meter final at 17:25 local time, building on a qualification run that yielded her fastest time of the season at 23.38 seconds. Earlier in the afternoon program at 16:55, teammates Tran Thi Loan and Ha Thi Thuy Hang contest the women’s long jump final, bringing twin medal hopes to the pit. Later in the evening session at 18:45, Cam Tu returns to the track alongside Ha Thi Thu, Hoang Du Y, Phung Thi Hue, and Kha Thanh Truc for the women’s 4×100-meter relay qualifications.

Precision and Combat Sports Take Aim

Shooting and archery events occupy the early morning hours, testing athlete focus and composure. Trinh Thu Vinh, Nguyen Thuy Trang, and Nguyen Thuy Dung competed in the women’s 25-meter pistol slow-fire qualification round starting at 07:40. Simultaneously, Vietnamese archery representatives launched into team and mixed double competitions from morning through early afternoon, featuring recurve and compound events across multiple draws.

In kurash, Nguyen Thi Huong and Pham Nguyen Hong Mo stepped onto the mat at 07:30 in the women’s -57kg division, facing opponents from Japan and Uzbekistan ahead of the afternoon medal rounds. Meanwhile, the men’s sabre fencing team consisting of Nguyen Phuoc Den, Hoang Nhat Nam, Nguyen Tien Nhat, and Nguyen Minh Hieu took to the piste against Saudi Arabia in the 32nd round.

Team Sports and Court Clashes

Group-stage matches demand endurance from the delegation’s team athletes. In sepak takraw, the women’s double team faces tests against Laos and Myanmar, while the men’s triple squad squares off against Malaysia and Myanmar. Team sports on the court feature the Vietnamese men’s indoor volleyball team meeting India at 14:00 in Group D, while the men’s beach volleyball pair challenges Mongolia at 13:00. The women’s handball team rounds out the court schedule with a fixture against China at 13:30, alongside badminton action in the men’s doubles round of 16.

Le Thi Cam Tu reaches women's 200-meter final at ASIAD 20

Next Steps for the Delegation

With preliminary heats concluding and medal events underway, the Vietnamese delegation turns its focus toward evening track finals and advancing team brackets. Official schedule updates and results continue to be posted through national sports channels as the ASIAD 20 competitions progress.

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