After 14 years, the Philippines set to take back the overall crown at the 30th SEA Games
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With just two days left to the 30th SEA Games and 135 gold medals under its belt, it’s safe to say that the Philippines is on track to clinch this year’s overall champion status.
“We got this. We are overall champions. Other countries don’t have much left to get gold medals from,” said Philippine Olympic Committee chair Steve Hontiveros.
In 2005, the Philippines won the overall crown and the country looks set to reclaim this glory with a current medal count of 135 golds, 102 silvers, and 106 bronzes. There is a close tie between Thailand (84-90-101) and Vietnam (79-78-93) for second place.
Here is the list of the gold medalists for Team Philippines as of Dec. 9 (Day 8 of the 30th SEA Games)
- Philippine Team – Softball – (Women)
- Bianca Pagdanganan and Lois Kaye Go – Golf – (Women)
- Melcah Caballero – Rowing – Lightweight Single Sculls (Women)
- Roger Casugay – Surfing – Longboard (Men)
- Nilbie Blancada – Surfing – Shortboard (Women)
- Bien and Bambi Zoleta – Soft Tennis – (Women’s Doubles)
- Christiana Means – Skateboarding – (Women’s Park)
- Philippine Team – Baseball – (Men)
- Susan Larsson – Waterski and Wakeboarding – (Women’s Waterskate)
- Jhondi Wallace – Waterski and Wakeboarding – (Men’s Waterskate)
- Ariel Lee Lampacan – Muay Thai – (Men’s 54kg)
- Philip Delarmino – Muay Thai – (Men’s 57kg)
- Jericho Francisco – Skateboarding – (Men’s Park)
- Philippine Team – Rugby – (Men)
- Pauline Lopez – Taekwondo – (Women’s 57kg)
- Jaime de Lange – Skateboarding – (Men’s Downhill)
- Natalie Rose Uy – Athletics – (Women’s Pole Vault)
- Dave Cea – Taekwondo – (Men’s 74kg)
- Samuel Morrison – Taekwondo – (Men’s 80-kg)
- William Morrison III – Athletics – Shot put
- Rubilen Amit – Billiards – Women’s 9 – ball Pool
- Sarah Dequinan – Athletics – Heptathlon
- Philippine Team – Athletics – 4X100m Mixed Relay
- Philippine Team – esports – Mobile Legends: Bang Bang