Update : December 22, 2020

Members

The members of South East Asian Peninsular Games include

• Burma
• Cambodia
• Laos
• Malaysia
• Singapore
• Thailand
• Vietnam

The 1st SEAP Games was held in Bangkok, Thailand in 1959.

Second SEAP Games

• 2nd SEAP Games was held in Rangoon, Burma in December 1961.
• Aung San Stadium was the main venue.

University Student Athletes

• About 20 University Students represented Burma in the Games. Dr. Richard Yu Khin (MEHS61), son of Saya U Yu Khin (Dean of RU), provided the photo.

Swimming

• Burma placed first in the medal standings.
  
• Tin Maung Ni won 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m, 4x100m freestyle relay, and 4×100 medley relay.
  Rangoon University and Burma Champion.
  Joined the Navy.
  Won Gold at the Asian Games.
  Competed in the Olympics.
  
• His team mates — Mya Thee, Aung Than, Maung Kyi — also dominated the other events.

• Aye Kyaw (cousin of Dr. Hla Yee Yee) and Derek Lynsdale represented Burma in swimming.

Table Tennis

• Mao Toon Siong (M62) was Burma Champion for Singles and Doubles in Table Tennis.
• Later served as National Coach.

Tennis

• Mu Mu Khin (Daphne Tha Dok, Tennis)
  Later married Than Lwin (Tennis)

Track and Field

• Burma placed first in the medal standings.
  
• Three Mra brothers — Tun Mra, Kyaw Mra and Soe Mra — won Gold Medals.
• Tun Mra won a Gold in the 4×100 m relay with Soe Aung (Burma Champion) as anchor.
• Kyaw Mra won the Hurdles.
• Soe Mra won the Pole Vault.

Yachting

Fifth SEAP Games

Held in Rangoon in 1969.