Yeo Jia Min
Badminton
Olympian
- Profile
- Yeo Jia Min is a former World Junior No.1 and the first Singaporean in either the junior or senior categories to reach the top of the BWF's junior rankings. At the Paris 2024 Olympics, she advanced past the group stage for the first time, becoming the first Singaporean women's singles player to reach the Olympic knockout rounds in 12 years, before losing a narrow three-set battle to Japan's Aya Ohori. She subsequently won the 2025 German Open, a Super 300 BWF World Tour event, and has been a consistent contributor to Singapore's women's team bronze medal at every SEA Games edition since 2015. A flag bearer at the 2025 SEA Games alongside water polo captain Noah Lim, Jia Min remains one of Singapore's most decorated and respected badminton players on the international circuit.
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2024 Paris Olympic Games - Women's Singles, Round of 16
2024 BWF Super 750 India Open - Bronze
2023 SEA Games - Women's Team, Joint Bronze
2022 Commonwealth Games - Women Singles, Bronze
2022 Commonwealth Games - Mixed Team, Bronze
2021 SEA Games - Team, Bronze
2019 SEA Games - Singles, First Round
2019 SEA Games - Team, Bronze
2017 SEA Games - Team, Bronze
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