World · Singapore Bureau
Goh sets seventh national record with 10,000m breakthrough
Singapore distance runner Shaun Goh has claimed his seventh national record of the year, trimming 5.46 seconds off the 10,000-metre benchmark. The achievement underscores the 26-year-old's exceptional form on the track this season.
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Goh's latest mark surpasses the previous national record of 10,000 metres, which was established by Soh Rui Yong in 2025. The improved time represents continued progress for the local runner, who has been in outstanding form throughout 2026.
The seventh national record of the calendar year places Goh among Singapore's most prolific record-setters. His consistent ability to lower benchmarks across multiple distances demonstrates both his versatility and commitment to improving standards in local athletics.
Goh's performance comes amid growing momentum in Singapore's distance running programme, with several local athletes pushing closer to competitive international standards. The 10,000-metre record improvement signals his readiness to contend at regional and international competitions.
The achievement adds to Goh's impressive resume this year and reinforces Singapore's potential in the middle to long-distance running categories. His trajectory suggests continued progress as the competitive season unfolds.