Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon 2025 National Championship Results: Half Marathon and Full Marathon
- John Yeong
- 21 hours ago
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Updated: 1 hour ago
Round-up of the SCSM National Championship - Singapore Half Marathon and Full Marathon Results from the National Championship

Singapore, 6 December 2025 - The Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon (SCSM) National Championship delivered an exciting start on Day 1, with the 21.1KM Half Marathon showcasing the strength of Singapore’s elite running community.
On a fast city course, local athletes pushed the pace from the first kilometre, creating a thrilling race for spectators and competitors alike.
With ideal morning conditions, the SCSM Singapore National Championship Half Marathon highlighted top performance, strategic racing, and impressive finishing times.

Men’s National Championship Podium (21.1KM)
🏅 1st – Soh Rui Yong — 1:14:58
🥈 2nd – Najib Mooiz — 1:15:14
🥉 3rd – Arif Ibrahim — 1:16:26

Singapore distance running star Soh Rui Yong claimed the national title with a commanding performance, finishing under 1 hour 15 minutes. Close behind, Najib Mooiz and Arif Ibrahim completed the podium with strong pacing and consistent splits throughout the race.
Women’s National Championship Podium (21.1KM)
🏅 1st – Nicole Low — 1:23:45
🥈 2nd – Jasmine Teo — 1:24:44
🥉 3rd – Vanessa Lee — 1:25:42

In the women’s race, Nicole Low delivered a standout performance to take the top spot with a sub-1:24 finish. Jasmine Teo and Vanessa Lee followed with excellent times that reflect the growing depth of the local elite women’s field at the Singapore Half Marathon National Championship.
A Rising Era for Singapore Distance Running
This year’s Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon National Championship results highlight the increasing depth of Singapore’s competitive running scene. From aggressive early pacing to strong finishing surges, athletes across both podiums demonstrated exceptional preparation and racing strategy.

Respect goes out to every athlete who crossed the half marathon finish line. The performance at the SCSM Half Marathon proves that Singapore’s future in distance running looks strong and unstoppable.

Full Marathon National Championship Tomorrow
Day 1 of the national championship set a high bar, and all eyes now turn to Day 2, where marathon athletes will tackle the full 42.195KM National Championship race. With momentum building, expect even more exciting competition from Singapore’s best distance runners.
Day 2 Highlights: SCSM National Championship Full Marathon Results
Day 2 of the SCSM National Championship Full Marathon delivered one of the most dramatic finishes in the event’s history. Half-Marathon champion Soh Rui Yong secured a historic double victory, winning both the Half Marathon and Full Marathon titles at the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon 2025.
Soh crossed the finish line in 2:46:23, edging Aaron Justin Tan by just four seconds, with Tan clocking 2:46:27. Darren Chong completed the men’s podium with a time of 2:46:45, marking the first SCSM podium finishes for both Aaron Tan and Darren Chong.
In the Women’s Full Marathon Championship, defending champion Rachel See delivered another standout performance. She retained her SCSM title with a time of 2:58:15, improving on her 2024 finish by two minutes.
Chng Siew Lu placed second in 3:05:09, earning her first podium finish at the Singapore National Championship Marathon, while Sharon Tan claimed third for the second consecutive year in 3:11:34.
These results highlight the growing competitive depth in the Singapore marathon community, with elite runners pushing the pace and showcasing impressive race strategy and endurance.
Men’s Full Marathon Podium – SCSM National Championship
🏅Gold – Soh Rui Yong: 2:46:23
🥈 Silver – Aaron Justin Tan: 2:46:27
🥉 Bronze – Darren Chong: 2:46:45
Women’s Full Marathon Podium – SCSM National Championship
🏅Gold – Rachel See: 2:58:15
🥈 Silver – Chng Siew Lu: 3:05:09
🥉 Bronze – Sharon Tan: 3:11:34
SportPlus.sg congratulates all athletes who competed at the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon 2025, and especially those who reached the podium in the National Championship Full Marathon category. #SCSM2025 #NationalChampionship #SgMarathon
