MEDAL TALLY: 2023 SEA Games

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – Nearly 600 gold medals are up for grabs as Cambodia hosts the Southeast Asian Games for the first time in history.

Over 6,000 athletes from 11 participating nations duke it out in 584 events spread across 36 sports in the regional showpiece that is set to run from May 5 to 17 in the Cambodian capital.

The Philippines, overall champions of its SEA Games hosting in 2019, seeks a better finish after landing at fourth in Vietnam last year following a 226-medal haul built on 52 golds, 70 silvers, and 104 bronzes.

Here is the medal tally:

Here are the Philippines’ gold medalists:

Kaila Napolis – jiu-jitsu, women’s ne-waza GI -52kg
Angel Gwen Derla – kun bokator, women’s bamboo shield form
Precious Cabuya – women’s obstacle course racing
Mark Julius Rodelas – men’s obstacle course racing
Sakura Alforte – karate, women’s individual kata
Annie Ramirez – jiu-jitsu, women’s ne-waza NOGI -57kg
Matthew Hermosa, Inaki Lorbes, Kira Ellis, Erica Burgos – aquathlon, mixed relay
Milky Mae Tejares, Mecca Cortizano, Sandi Menchi Abahan, Marites Nocyao – obstacle course racing, women’s team relay
Ahgie Radan, Elias Tabac, Mervin Guarte, Jose Mari de Castro – obstacle course racing, men’s team relay
Kim Mangrobang – duathlon, women’s division
Jamie Lim – karate, women’s kumite 61kg
Bien Zoleta-Mañalac, Princess Catindig – soft tennis, women’s doubles
Marc Lim – jiu-jitsu, men’s ne-waza NOGI -69kg
Sibol: Golden Hart Dajao, Aaron Mark Bingay, Reniel Angara, Gerard Gelacio, Chammy Paul Nazarrea, Justine Ritchie Tan – esports, League of Legends: Wild Rift
Fernando Casares – triathlon, men’s division
Carlos Yulo – gymnastics, men’s individual all-around
Robin Catalan – kun bokator, men’s combat 50kg
Xiandi Chua – swimming, women’s 200m backstroke
EJ Obiena – athletics, men’s pole vault
John Ivan Cruz – gymnastics, men’s floor exercise
Juancho Miguel Besana – gymnastics, men’s vault
Carlos Yulo – gymnastics, men’s parallel bars
Janry Ubas – athletics, men’s long jump
Teia Salvino – swimming, women’s 100m backstroke
Bien Zoleta, Princess Catindig, Christy Sañosa, Fatima Amirul – soft tennis, women’s team event
Joseph Arcilla – soft tennis, men’s singles
Eric Cray – athletics, men’s 400m hurdles
Agatha Wong – wushu, women’s taijiquan + taijijian
Jocel Lyn Ninobla, Nicole Labayne, Aidaine Laxa – taekwondo, women’s team recognized poomsae
Patrick King Perez – taekwondo, men’s individual recognized poomsae
Frederick Ramirez, Joyme Sequita, Michael Carlo del Prado, Umajesty Williams – athletics, men’s 4x400m relay team
Ian Clark Bautista – boxing, men’s 57kg
Kurt Barbosa – taekwondo, men’s -54kg
Arven Alcantara – taekwondo, men’s -68 kg
Samuel Morrison – taekwondo, men’s -87kg
Kirstie Alora – taekwondo, women’s -73kg
Francis Casey Alcantara, Ruben Gonzales – tennis, men’s doubles
Elreen Ando – weightlifting, women’s 59kg
Carlo Paalam – boxing, men’s 54kg
Rena Furukawa – judo, women’s -57kg
Paul Julyfer Bascon – boxing, men’s 60kg
Sibol: Rowgien Stimpson Unigo, David Canon, Vrendon Lin, Kyle Angelo Sayson, Nowee Macasa, Angelo Arcangel, Marco Requitano – esports, men’s Mobile Legends
Nesthy Petecio – boxing, women’s 57kg
Jedah-Mae Soriano – arnis, women’s full contact padded stick (lightweight)
Charlotte Ann Tolentino – arnis, women’s full contact padded stick (bantamweight)
Jason Balabal – wrestling, men’s Greco Roman 82kg
Vanessa Sarno – weightlifting, women’s 71kg
Cristina Vergara – wrestling, women’s freestyle -65kg
Maria Ella Alcoseba – arnis, women’s full contact live stick (bantamweight)
Dexter Bolambao – arnis, men’s full contact live stick (bantamweight)
Jean Claude Saclag – kickboxing, men’s low kick 63kg
Alvin Lobreguito – wrestling, men’s freestyle 57kg
Trixie Lofranca – arnis, men’s individual anyo non-traditional open weapon
Crisamuel Delfin – arnis, men’s individual anyo non-traditional open weapon
Gilas Pilipinas – basketball, men’s 5-on-5
Ronil Tubog – wrestling, men’s freestyle 61kg
Gretel de Paz – kickboxing, women’s low kick -56kg
Claudine Veloso – kickboxing, women’s K1 -52kg