We are recruiting young children to be part of our talent development programme!
Skills Progression to Singapore Aquatics Talent Identification Programme
Divers in the programme will develop their diving skills in a structured progression pathway that leads to the National Talent Identification Squad Programme (SSA TID).
Here is a list of our past students who have promoted to the National programmes:
Freida Lim (National Squad 2021/Olympian)
Avvir Tham (National Squad 2021)
Max Lee (National Squad 2021)
Deborah Toh (National Development 2021)
Elizabeth Kong (National Development 2021)
Karen Kang (National TID)
Joel Chiew (National TID)
Ong Rei En (National Squad 2021)
Ong Sze En (National Squad 2021)
9 students in the National TID Skills programme
Pre-requisites:
Minimum age for all participants is 6 years old
Must be able to swim 25m confidently without aid in deep water
Participants age 11 or older should preferably have gymnastics, ballet or trampolining background.
Appropriate clothing:
Sports shoes, t-shirts and shorts for warm up and dryland activities.
Swimming trunks/costume for water activities
General lesson format
Each 90min training session consists of 3 main components: 1. Warm-up/Stretching: This would include running, jumping as well as flexibility exercises 2. “Dry-land” activities: Includes trampoline work, dryboard, somersaults on crashmats, and diving specific coordination exercises 3. Water activities: Poolside/1metre/3metre/5metre jumps and drills.
Skills Levels 1 to 7 (1m, 3m, 5m) Standing Posture, Hand Grab Forward Jumps, Back jumps, (with armswings/pike and tuck positions) Pike falls, Straight falls, Back falls. Tuck rolls, Pike rolls
Schedule / Fees
We run classes once a week on Saturdays (AM/PM) & Sundays (AM/PM).
24 young divers from UWCSEA and Torpedo programmes took part in the United Diving Cup on 21 June 2025 held at UWCSEA Dover. The competition consisted of 3 events: Girls Junior, Girls Senior and Boys Junior. All our divers showed great determination and tenacity throughout the competition and we are excited to share the results!
In the Girls Junior event, Ena Ang delivered a series of polished dives to earn 1st place in the Girls Junior division, finishing with a total score of 85.40 points. Close behind was Cara Liu, who secured 2nd place with 82.05 points, while Nayla Norhakim claimed 3rd with 80.30 points after an impressive final forward jump.
The Girls Senior division was highly competitive, with several divers attempting more challenging dives with higher degrees of difficulty.
Heather Lee, posted the highest overall score of the entire meet with an outstanding 105.05 points, her precision and consistency stood out across all four dives. Maya Kong followed closely behind with a strong performance and a total of 102.05 points, while Sarah Chan-Sew placed 3rd with 94.45 points, showing solid execution.
In the Boys Junior category, Garrett Ng came out on top with a score of 100.90 points, showing strength in both dive difficulty and consistency. Ethan Chan placed 2nd with 93.90 points, and Isaac Ng rounded out the podium in 3rd with 76.75 points.
Across all events, our divers gave their best, not only through strong scores, but also through encouragement, team spirit, and focus. For many, this was their first time competing, and it offered a valuable chance to be in a competition setting to build confidence in a supportive environment. The experience has set a solid foundation and prepared them for larger competitions in the future.
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the families who gave their endless support from the stands. And of course, a huge congratulations to all our divers, who competed with resilience, and sportsmanship.
We couldn’t be prouder of what they achieved and we can’t wait to see what’s next!
A team of 9 talented divers from our junior and senior development squads made a splash at the 2nd Pari Sakti International Diving Championships in Jakarta, held from 15–17 May 2025!
Kate Lai kicked off our medal winning streak on Day 1 with a bronze medal in the Novice B Girls 3m event (Group 3). Ena Ang took 5th place in group 1 while Iman Athena came in 4th in group 2.
Maya Kong, Meredith Choo, Tanya Neo and Zanevieve Chan took part in the mixed team event and won silver in a tight finish, with just 1.35 points ahead of Singapore team and 3.0 point behind champions Pari Sakti team.
Our divers kicked off Day 2 with excellent performances in the Novice A 3m event. Ava Leo came in 2nd while Meredith Choo attained 4th place in group 1. Tanya Neo won gold and Zanevieve came in 3rd in group 2. Maya Kong won silver in group 3. Ethan Chan took 3rd place in the boys event (group 3).
Our Novice A divers, Ethan Chan and Ava Leo ended the day with 2 bronzes in 1m event girls and boys events to complete the medal harvest for Torpedo.
Our young divers rose to the occasion, displaying extraordinary skill, unshakable passion, and true determination throughout a competition they’ll never forget. On the final day, they were rewarded with well-deserved moments of joy—filled with fun, feasting, and a soothing massage—before heading home to Singapore, hearts full and spirits high.
We extend our deepest gratitude to the Pari Sakti organisers for hosting a world-class competition with such warmth and hospitality. A heartfelt thank you goes out to our dedicated coaches, whose unwavering commitment continues to shape and inspire the next generation of divers. And to our wonderful parents—thank you for walking this journey with us, sharing in the laughter, and making this experience all the more special. Together, we dive, grow, and soar.
Team Torpedo Shines at the 14th Singapore National Diving Championship
At the 14th Singapore National Diving Championship, Team Torpedo proved once again why they are a force to be reckoned with in the diving world. The team delivered a dominant performance, securing a total of 21 medals—13 gold, 4 silver, and 4 bronze—across multiple events. Their impressive haul underscored their skill, dedication, and commitment to excellence in the sport.
Golden Triumphs
Team Torpedo’s divers truly excelled in various categories, with standout performances leading to 13 gold medals. These victories were a testament to the hours of intense training and teamwork that the athletes and their coaches have invested. From precision dives to seamless synchronization, each gold-winning performance reflected a mastery of technique and mental resilience.
Silver and Bronze Efforts
In addition to their gold medal successes, Team Torpedo clinched 4 silver and 4 bronze medals, showcasing their depth and versatility. Even in the highly competitive events, the team consistently rose to the challenge, earning spots on the podium and displaying remarkable sportsmanship.
A Team Effort
Behind every medal won is a collective effort involving the athletes, coaches, and support staff. Team Torpedo’s triumphs were built on a foundation of strong coaching, meticulous planning, and the unwavering spirit of the divers. Each member played a crucial role in achieving this exceptional result, and their bond as a team was evident both in and out of the pool.
Looking Ahead
With this championship behind them, Team Torpedo is not resting on their laurels. The team has set its sights on future competitions, both locally and internationally. With the momentum from their success at the 14th Singapore National Diving Championship, Team Torpedo is poised to continue making a splash on the diving scene.
Pesta Sukan 2024 was an anticipated diving competition that showcases top-tier talent from around the region. Held annually, this event has gained a reputation for its high standards and competitive spirit, drawing athletes from all walks of life to compete in multiple diving disciplines.
It took place on the 3rd of August. The competition was held at the OCBC Aquatic Centre, a state-of-the-art aquatic center, which boasts world-class facilities designed to meet international standards.
Our divers took home 10 Gold medals. Here is the full list of our divers’ results:
Event
Name
Position
Level 1 Junior Boys 1m Platform
Hendon Hau Huynh Syan
2nd
Level 1 Junior Girls 1m Platform
Pella Hoe
1st
Grace Chua
2nd
Cara Liu
3rd
Level 1 Senior Girls 1m Platform.
Elsa Sio
1st
Iman Athena
2nd
Andrea Lee
3rd
Level 2 Junior Boys 1m Springboard
Jude Qiu
3rd
Level 2 Junior Girls 1m Springboard
Maya Sahlstrom
2nd
Level 2 senior Girls 1m Springboard
Maya Kong
1st
Meredith Choo
3rd
Level 2 Girls 13-18 years 1m Springboard
Suhani Rawat
2nd
Zanevieve Chan
3rd
Level 2 Junior Boys 3m Spring board
Timothy Loke
1st
Jude Qiu
3rd
Level 2 Junior Girls 3m Springboard
Maya Sahlstrom
2nd
Level 2 Seniors Girls 3m Springboard
Maya Kong
3rd
Level 2 Junior Boys 5m Platform
Timothy Loke
2nd
Jude Qiu
3rd
Level 2 Senior Girls 5m Platform
Meredith Choo
1st
Maya Kong
3rd
Level 2 Girls 13-18 years 5m Platform
Zanevieve Chan
2nd
Level 2 Mens 19 years and above 5m Platform
Jeremy Wong
1st
Level 3 Girls 13-18 years 5m
Heather Lee
1st
Tanya Neo
2nd
Level 3 Girls 13-18 years 3m Springboard
Tanya Neo
1st
Heather Lee
2nd
Level 3 Girls 13-18 years 1m Springboard
Heather Lee
1st
Tanya Neo
2nd
Si Wan Yong
3rd
Level 4 Senior Girls 3m Springboard
Chloe Moo
3rd
Level 4 Girls 13-18 years 3m Springboard
Lerissa Ong
2nd
Alexa Glossoti
3rd
Level 4 Senior Boys 1m Springboard
Darian Ler
2nd
Level 4 Senior Girls 1m Springboard
Chloe Moo
3rd
Level 4 Girls 13-18 years 1m Springboard.
Alexa Glossoti
2nd
Lerissa Ong
3rd
Overall, Pesta Sukan 2024 is set to be a thrilling and memorable event, contributing significantly to the promotion and development of diving in the region.
The 22nd Warren Annual Age Group Swim Meet, held on June 20, 2024, at the Warren Golf & Country Club, was a spectacular showcase of young swimming talent. This year’s meet brought together promising swimmers from across Singapore, all competing for glory in various age categories.
Participants:
The event featured standout performances from several exceptional young athletes. Representing Singapore Sports Hub, the notable participants were:
The 22nd Warren Annual Age Group Swim Meet 2024 witnessed remarkable performances from all participants, with each of the highlighted swimmers earning medals. Hannah Cheong, Mihika Hemkar, Aditya Prabhakar, Valeriia Nazarenko, Yong Chia Shiuen, Yong Chia Roey, Maia Loisse Obien, Annsh Dutt, and Shreya all showcased their exceptional skills across various events. Their dedication and hard work paid off as they stood proudly on the podium, celebrated by an enthusiastic crowd. This year’s meet not only highlighted their individual talents but also underscored the competitive spirit and camaraderie among the swimmers.
Impressive Performance by Divers at Pari Sakti Diving International Competition 2024
Over the weekend of 17-19 May, the Pari Sakti Diving International Competition 2024 showcased a remarkable display of talent and skill from divers across various categories. Our divers returned with outstanding results, demonstrating their dedication and hard work. Here are the highlights:
Beginner A Category
Beginner A Boys 1m Group 1
Ethan Chan achieved a score of 92.45.
Beginner A Boys 1m Group 2
Timothy Loke secured the gold medal with a score of 114.00.
Beginner A Girls 1m Group 1
Elsa Sio earned the silver medal with a score of 107.70.
Meredith Choo won the bronze medal with a score of 108.50.
Group D Category
Group D Girls 1m
Mabel Yow clinched the gold medal with an impressive score of 135.10.
Beginner B Category
Beginner B Girls 1m Group 2
Maya Kong took home the silver medal with a score of 94.75.
Beginner A Boys 3m
Beginner A Boys 3m Group 1
Ethan Chan scored 89.75.
Beginner A Boys 3m Group 3
Timothy Loke won the silver medal with a score of 114.00.
Beginner A Girls 3m
Beginner A Girls 3m Group 1
Zanevieve Chan secured the bronze medal with a score of 110.25.
Beginner A Girls 3m Group 2
Victoria Chew won the gold medal with a score of 128.95.
Tanya Neo achieved a score of 109.20.
Beginner A Girls 3m Group 3
Meredith Choo earned the bronze medal with a score of 105.05.
Elsa Sio scored 103.40.
Beginner B Girls Poolside
Beginner B Girls Poolside Group 2
Maya Kong took the silver medal with a score of 90.85.
Group D Girls 3m
Group D Girls 3m
Mabel Yow continued her stellar performance with a gold medal and a score of 156.10.
Beginner A Girls 5m
Beginner A Girls 5m Group 1
Zanevieve Chan secured the bronze medal with a score of 117.15.
Beginner A Girls 5m Group 2
Victoria Chew won the gold medal with a score of 149.85.
Tanya Neo scored 123.90.
Congratulations to all our divers on their amazing results! Your dedication and hard work have truly paid off, and you have made us all proud. Keep up the fantastic work!
The opening event of the 12th Singapore Inter-School Diving Championships 2024 set the stage for an exhilarating display of talent in the springboard category. Torpedo Divers from various schools showcased their skills on the 1-meter springboard, captivating the audience with their precision and grace.
Level 3 Secondary/Tertiary Girls 1m Springboard
Alexa Glossoti from CHIJ St Nicholas Girl’s School stole the spotlight in the girls’ division, dazzling the judges with her exceptional dives and securing first place with a total score of 97.95. Heather Lee from CHIJ Toa Payoh Secondary School and Lerissa Ong from Xin Min Secondary School clinched the second and third spots respectively with impressive performances of their own.
Session 1, Event 2: Platform Prowess
Following the thrilling springboard events, divers shifted their focus to the platform, ready to showcase their skills and bravery in the face of greater heights and challenges.
Level 9 Secondary Girls Platform
Megan Yow from Methodist Girls’ School demonstrated exceptional control and technique on the platform, clinching first place with a total score of 256.65.
Level 5 Senior Girls 5m Platform
Mabel Yow from Paya Lebar Methodist Girls Primary School displayed remarkable skill and composure on the 5-meter platform, claiming first place with a total score of 127.25.
Session 1, Event 3: Diving Drama Continues
As the competition intensified, divers returned to the springboard for another round of thrilling performances, aiming to leave a lasting impression on the judges and spectators alike.
Level 2 Secondary/Tertiary Girls 3m Springboard
Zanevieve Chan (Yio Chu Kang Secondary School) displayed exceptional skill and precision, earning the second spot with a total score of 84.90.
Hannah Kousaka (UWCSEA) took bronze with a score of 81.25.
Level 2 Senior Girls 3m Springboard
Elsa Sio from CHIJ Primary Toa Payoh showcased her talent and determination on the springboard, clinching first place with a total score of 100.65.
Session 2, Event 1: Scaling New Heights
In the final session of the day, divers returned to the platform for the ultimate test of skill and bravery, aiming to conquer the heights and deliver performances worthy of acclaim.
Session 2, Event 2: Platform Pursuit
The excitement continued to build in Session 2 as divers took to the platform for the next set of exhilarating events, showcasing their agility and finesse in the air.
Level 1 Senior Boys 1m Platform
Yi Xi Lang from Mayflower Primary School displayed impressive technique and control on the platform, securing first place with a total score of 56.80.
Level 1 Senior Girls 1m Platform
Michaela Darmoo from UWCSEA Dover delivered a standout performance on the platform, clinching first place with a total score of 60.35. Andrea Lee from Haig Girls’ School and Olive Suryono from One World International School also delivered commendable performances to secure second and third place respectively.
Level 1 Junior Girls 1m Platform
Pella Hoe from Henry Park Primary School showcased her talent and determination on the platform, claiming first place with a total score of 60.35. Emilia Street and Nuha Abbas both delivered impressive performances to secure second place, while Naomi Austin from UWCSEA Dover rounded up the top three with a total score of 42.50.
Session 2, Event 3: Springboard Spectacular
As the competition entered its final stages, divers returned to the springboard for another round of thrilling performances, aiming to leave a lasting impression on the judges and spectators.
Level 6 Secondary/Tertiary Girls 1m Springboard
Sophie Miller from UWCSEA Dover displayed exceptional talent on the 1-meter springboard, securing first place with a total score of 125.10.
Level 5 Senior Girls 1m Springboard
Mabel Yow from Paya Lebar Methodist Girls Primary School continued her impressive performance in the Level 5 Senior Girls 1m Springboard event, clinching first place with a total score of 152.45.
Level 4 Secondary/Tertiary Girls 1m Springboard
Rebecca Connah from Mayflower Secondary School delivered a standout performance on the 1-meter springboard, earning the top spot with a total score of 127.65.
Level 4 Senior Boys 1m Springboard
Creighton Tan from St Andrew`s Junior School showcased his diving prowess, securing first place with a total score of 131.70. Darian Ler from Henry Park Primary School also delivered an impressive performance to secure second place.
Level 4 Senior Girls 1m Springboard
Emily Jane Connah from Raffles Girl`s Primary School emerged victorious in the Level 4 Senior Girls 1m Springboard event, delivering a standout performance that earned her a total score of 134.90. Victoria Natasha Chew from Methodist Girls’ School showcased her talent and determination to secure second place.
As the competition entered its final day, divers returned to the springboard for another round of thrilling performances, aiming to secure top honors in their respective events.
Level 12 Secondary/Tertiary Girls 1m Springboard
Zanevieve Chan from Yio Chu Kang Secondary School emerged victorious in the Level 12 Secondary/Tertiary Girls 1m Springboard event, delivering a stellar performance that earned her a total score of 87.05.
Session 3, Event 2: Platform Mastery
As the competition progressed into Session 3, divers returned to the platform for the next set of challenging events, aiming to showcase their mastery of aerial maneuvers and precision in execution.
In the final event of Session 3, divers returned to the springboard for one last opportunity to leave a lasting impression on the judges and spectators.
Level 6 Secondary/Tertiary Girls 3m Springboard
Juliette Miller from UWCSEA Dover displayed exceptional skill and composure on the 3-meter springboard, securing first place with a total score of 147.35.
Level 5 Senior Girls 3m Springboard
Mabel Yow from Paya Lebar Methodist Girls Primary continued her impressive performance, clinching first place in the Level 5 Senior Girls 3m Springboard event with a total score of 147.90.
Level 4 Secondary/Tertiary Girls 3m Springboard
Rebecca Connah from Mayflower Secondary School delivered a standout performance on the 3-meter springboard, securing first place with a total score of 152.50.
Level 4 Senior Girls 3m Springboard
Victoria Natasha Chew from Methodist Girls’ School emerged victorious in the Level 4 Senior Girls 3m Springboard event, delivering a standout performance that earned her a total score of 147.90.
As the competition entered its final session, divers returned to the springboard for the last set of thrilling events, aiming to secure top honors in their respective categories.
Level 3 Secondary/Tertiary Girls 3m Springboard
Alexa Glossoti from CHIJ St Nicholas Girls’ School continued her impressive performance, clinching first place with a total score of 135.35.
Session 4, Event 2: Platform Excellence
In the penultimate event of the championships, divers returned to the platform for one final display of skill and grace in the air.
Session 4, Event 3: Final Flourish
In the closing event of the 12th Singapore Inter-School Diving Championships 2024, divers delivered one last exhilarating performance, leaving spectators in awe of their skill and precision.
Level 6 Secondary/Tertiary Girls 3m Springboard
Juliette Miller from UWSEA Dover showcased her talent and determination on the 3-meter springboard, securing first place with a total score of 147.35.
Level 5 Senior Girls 3m Springboard
Mabel Yow from Paya Lebar Methodist Girls Primary continued her impressive performance, clinching first place with a total score of 147.90.
Alycia (4th from L), Ying Rui (7th from L), and Samuel (8th from L) with the rest of Team Singapore divers and coaches at the Asian Age Group Championships. Photo: Singapore Aquatics
Asian Age Group Diving Championships Conclude with Strong Performances from Torpedo Athletes
The 11th Asian Age Group Diving Competitions came to a thrilling close at the Aquatic New Clark City, showcasing exceptional talent and fierce competition. Among the standout performers were athletes from Torpedo, who delivered commendable performances across various events.
In the Group C category, Wong Ying Rui demonstrated remarkable skill, securing third place in the 3-metre event with an impressive score of 230.25 points. She continued to shine in the 1-metre event, clinching another third-place finish with a score of 221.60, out of a total of 11 divers competing in the event.
Another notable performance came from Alycia Lim, who showcased her prowess in the Girls A category. Lim secured the fourth position in the 3-metre event, scoring 284.50 points, a testament to her dedication and talent. She also participated in the Synchronized 3m event alongside Clara Liaw, where they scored 158.10 points, securing the fourth position out of six participants.
In the Boys B category, Samuel Chew demonstrated resilience and skill, finishing eighth out of 18 divers in the 1-metre event with a score of 272.00 points. Chew also competed in the 3-metre event, securing the 11th position out of 22 divers with a score of 263.40.
Team Torpedo expresses immense pride and congratulates them on their outstanding performances. The championships, which featured athletes diving from various heights in the springboard events, provided a platform for competitors to showcase their skills and dedication to the sport.
The achievements of Wong Ying Rui, Alycia Lim and Samuel Chew from Torpedo highlight their dedication, hard work, and talent in the sport of diving. As they return home, they carry with them not just medals and accolades but also the invaluable experience gained from competing at the highest level in the Asian Age Group Diving Championships.
Torpedo is delighted to announce that Damien Ler has joined the Torpedo coaching team as technical director and fundamentals coach.
Damien was the national diving manager at SSA for 11 years and was tasked with building a national diving programme from scratch in 2008. He led the efforts in recruitment, coaching development and club development, on top of his national team management duties. Damien left SSA in 2019 to pursue other professional interests, after delivering Singapore’s first ever diving Olympian (Jonathan Chan) in September 2019. Damien has also been appointed by SNOC as the assistant Chef de Mission at the SEA Games 2022 in Hanoi.
Affectionately known as Mr Diving in the local diving community, Damien will spearhead the club efforts in building a robust club programme at Torpedo, and provide valuable advice to our divers, parents on the diving development pathways and student athlete pathways.
Damien holds Gymnastics and Diving Coaching certifications, and is a SportSG-certified athlete life coach. He is also a FINA ‘A’ diving judge.
This is the pinnacle of qualifying for the Olympics for all things pool related. World Aquatics Championships Doha 2024 hosted 6 different sports – Artistic Swimming, Diving, Open Water, Water Polo, Swimming and High Diving.
Torpedo’s divers Megan Yow, Avvir Tham and Ashlee Tan has done well to put in their best efforts at the Championships.
Ashlee Tan participated in the 3m springboard event, securing a score of 217.20 and finishing 37th out of 53 participants. In the regional context, she claimed the 8th position in Asia.
Credit: Singapore Aquatics
Avvir Tham took the plunge at the World Aquatics Championships in Doha, competing in the 1m springboard event. With a final score of 198.05, he secured the 38th overall position and 7th in Asia.
Credit: Singapore Aquatics
Megan Yow earned a respectable 186.40 points in the Women 10m Platform event. Despite being the youngest competitor in that category, she finished 41st of 46 participants.
Torpedo Dive School - 1st Singapore Springboard Diving School 