Loh Tze Chieh Contessa
Archery
- Profile
- Loh Tze Chieh Contessa is a Singaporean compound archer and SpEx Scholar who made history at the SEA Games 2021 in Hanoi by becoming the first Singaporean woman to win a SEA Games compound gold medal, breaking the country's nine-year gold drought in archery. After narrowly missing the podium at her two previous Games appearances, including a fourth-place finish in 2019, she described the setback as a turning point that pushed her to refine her game before her breakthrough win. She has gone on to represent Singapore at the Asian Games 2022, the SEA Games 2023, and the SEA Games 2025, also claiming a gold medal in the mixed compound team event at the Asia Cup Stage 3 held in Singapore.
- Achievements
- 2022 SEAG, Bronze
- 2023 Asia Cup Stage 1 Team, Bronze,
- 2023 Asia Cup Stage 3 Mixed Team, Gold
- 2021 SEA Games - Women Individual, Gold
- 2019 SEA Games - Women Individual, lost in Bronze medal match (Seeded 9th pos)
- 2019 SEA Games - Women Team, Quarterfinals (Seeded 6th pos)
- 2019 SEA Games - Mixed Team, Quarterfinals (Seeded 6th pos)
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