MEDAL TALLY: 31st SEA Games

MANILA, Philippines – The fight for regional sports supremacy wrapped up with the Philippines finishing fourth overall in the medal standings with a haul of 52 golds, 70 silvers, and 104 bronzes in the 31st Southeast Asian Games.

The Philippines yielded the overall crown it won in 2019 to host Vietnam, which reigned with a whopping haul of 205 golds, 125 silvers, and 116 bronzes.

Thailand (92-103-136) landed second, while Indonesia (69-91-81) rounded out the top-three finishers.

Here are the Philippines’ gold medalists:

1. Mary Francine Padios – pencak silat, seni tunggal
2. Jack Escarpe – kurash, men’s -73kg 
3. Carlos Yulo – artistic gymnastics, men’s individual all-around
4. Gina Iniong – kickboxing, women’s 60kg low kick
5. Jean Claude Saclag – kickboxing, men’s 63.5kg low kick
6. Fernando Casares – triathlon, men’s division
7. Kim Mangrobang – triathlon, women’s division
8. Samantha Catantan – fencing, women’s individual foil
9. Meggie Ochoa – jiu-jitsu, women’s 45kg 
10. Annie Ramirez –  jiu-jitsu, women’s -62kg
11. EJ Obiena – athletics, men’s pole vault
12. Aleah Finnegan, Chiara Andrew, Charlie Manzano, Lucia Gutierrez, Kursten Lopez, Cristina Loberanes – gymnastics, women’s team all-around
13. Agatha Wong – wushu, women’s taijijian
14. Kim Mangrobang – duathlon, women’s division
15. Carlos Yulo – artistic gymnastics, men’s floor exercise
16. Aleah Finnegan – artistic gymnastics, women’s vault
17. Arnel Mandal – wushu, men’s sanda 56kg 
18. Carlos Yulo – artistic gymnastics, men’s still rings
19. William Morrison – athletics, shot put
20. Stephanie de Leon and Michael Angelo Marquez – dancesport, Latin dance 
21. Merwin Tan – bowling, men’s singles
22. Carlos Yulo – artistic gymnastics, men’s vault
23. Carlos Yulo – artistic gymnastics, men’s horizontal bar
24. Clinton Kingsley Bautista – athletics, men’s 110m hurdles
25. Jocel Lyn Ninobla – taekwondo, women’s individual poomsae
26. Sean Mischa Aranar and Ana Leonila Nualla – dancesport, Viennese waltz
27. Sean Mischa Aranar and Ana Leonila Nualla – dancesport, tango
28. Sean Mischa Aranar and Ana Leonila Nualla – dancesport, five standard dances
29. Mark Jayson Gayon and Mary Joy Renigen – dancesport, slow foxtrot
30. Chloe Isleta – swimming, women’s 200m backstroke
31. Rubilen Amit – billiards, women’s nine-ball singles
32. Richein Yosorez and Islay Erika Bomogao – muay thai, women’s waikru mai muay
33. Eric Cray – athletics, 400m hurdles
34. Kurt Barbosa – taekwondo, men’s kyorugi -54kg
35. Johann Chua – billiards, men’s nine-ball singles 
36. Pia Bidaure, Abby Bidaure, and Phoebe Amistoso – archery, women’s team recurve
37. Kayla Richardson – athletics, women’s 100m
38. Sibol’s GrindSky Eris: Charize Doble, Christine Natividad, Rose Ann Robles, Giana Llanes, April Sotto, and Angel Lozada – esports, women’s League of Legends: Wild Rift
39. Christian Dychangco, Ivan Malig, Patrick Nuqui, and Merwin Tan – bowling, men’s team of four
40. Rena Furukawa – judo, women’s -57kg
41. Sibol: Johnmar Villaluna, Danerie James del Rosario, Salic Imam, Kyle Dominic Soto, and Lee Howard Gonzales – esports, Mobile Legends
42. Hidilyn Diaz – weightlifting, women’s 55kg
43. Shugen Nakano – judo, men’s -66kg 
44. Rubilen Amit – billiards, women’s 10-ball 
45. Treat Huey and Ruben Gonzales – tennis, men’s doubles
46. Carlo Biado –  billiards, men’s 10-ball 
47. Vanessa Sarno – weightlifting, women’s 71kg
48. Gilas Women – women’s basketball
49. Rogen Ladon – boxing, men’s -52kg
50. Ian Clark Bautista – boxing, men’s -57kg
51. Eumir Marcial – boxing, men’s -75kg
52. Phillip Delarmino – muay, men’s combat 57kg

– Rappler.com