List of Philippine Asian Games medalists

The Philippines has produced 67 gold, 114 silver and 229 bronze medals in the Asian Games since 1951. The Asian Games is a multi-nation, multi sports event held every four years and is the most prestigious games in Asia next to the Olympics. This is a list of all Philippine Asian Games medalists, classified per sport. The next he Asian Games will be in China from 10 to 25 September 2022.[1]

Philippine Asian Games Medalists 1951-2018

Archery
Main article: Archery at the Asian Games

Archery made its début at the Asian Games in Bangkok, Thailand, in 1978, and has stayed on the program ever since. Compound archery competitions were added in 2014.[2]
Year introduced: 1978
First medal : 2014
Last medal: 2014

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzePaul Marton Dela CruzArcheryMen's Individual Compound2014

Athletics
Main article: List of Asian Games medalists in athletics

Athletics is one of the core sports of the Asian games. Athletics has produced 11 gold medals. Mona Sulaiman has the most gold medal with three.

Year introduced: 1951
First medal : 1951
Last medal: 1994

100 meters

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverGenaro CabreraAthleticsMen's 100m1954
 GoldInocencia SolisAthleticsWomen's 100m1958
 BronzeIsaac GomezAthleticsMen's 100m1958
 BronzeRogelio OnofreAthleticsMen's 100m1962
 GoldMona SulaimanAthleticsWomen's 100m1962
 GoldLydia de VegaAthleticsWomen's 100m1982
 GoldLydia de VegaAthleticsWomen's 100m1986

200 meters

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeInocencia SolisAthleticsWomen's 200m1954
 BronzeEnrique BautistaAthleticsMen's 200m1958
 GoldMona SulaimanAthleticsWomen's 200m1962
 SilverAmelita AlanesAthleticsWomen's 200m1970
 SilverLydia de VegaAthleticsWomen's 200m1986

400 meters

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverPablo SomblingoAthleticsMen's 400m1958
 SilverIsidro del PradoAthleticsMen's 400m1986

800 meters

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeIsabel CruzAthleticsWomen's 800m1970

4 × 100 m Relay

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeTito Almagro
Jovencio Ardina
Bernabe Lovina
Genaro Cabrera		AthleticsMen's 4 × 100 m Relay1951
 BronzeGenaro Cabrera
Gaspar Azares
Eusebio Ensong
Pedro Subido		AthleticsMen's 4 × 100 m Relay1954
 BronzeInocencia Solis
Rogelia Ferrer
Manolita Cinco
Roberta Anore		AthleticsWomen's 4 × 100 m Relay1954
 GoldRemegio Vista
Isaac Gomez
Pedro Subido
Enrique Bautista		AthleticsMen's 4 × 100 m Relay1958
 SilverInocencia Solis
Rogelia Ferrer
Irene Penuela
Francisca Sanopal		AthleticsWomen's 4 × 100 m Relay1958
 GoldRemegio Vista
Isaac Gomez
Claro Pellosis
Rogelio Onofre		AthleticsMen's 4 × 100 m Relay1962
 GoldAida Molinos
Francisca Sanopal
Inocencia Solis
Mona Sulaiman		AthleticsWomen's 4 × 100 m Relay1962
 BronzeRogelio Onofre
Remegio Vista
Arnulfo Valles
William Moderno		AthleticsMen's 4 × 100 m Relay1966
 BronzeAmelita Saberon
Lucila Tolentino
Lorena Morcilla
Lydia Silva-Netto		AthleticsWomen's 4 × 100 m Relay1978

4 × 400 m Relay

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeBienvenido Llaneta
Bernabe Lovina
Tomas Bennet
Genaro Cabrera		AthleticsMen's 4 × 400 m Relay1951
 BronzePablo Somblingo
Cipriano Niera
Mauricio Paubaya
Ernesto Rodriguez		AthleticsMen's 4 × 400 m Relay1954
 BronzeRomeo Gido
Honesto Larce
Leopoldo Arnillo
Isidro del Prado		AthleticsMen's 4 × 400 m Relay1986

Discus Throw

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeAurelio AmanteAthleticsMen's Discus Throw1951
 BronzeJosephine de la ViñaAthleticsWomen's Discus Throw1962
 GoldJosephine de la ViñaAthleticsWomen's Discus Throw1966

High Jump

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldAndres FrancoAthleticsMen's High Jump1951
 BronzeAndres FrancoAthleticsMen's High Jump1954
 SilverLolita LagrosasAthleticsWomen's High Jump1958
 BronzeCiriaco BarondaAthleticsMen's High Jump1962
 SilverLolita LagrosasAthleticsWomen's High Jump1966
 BronzeLolita LagrosasAthleticsWomen's High Jump1970

Hurdles

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeJaime PimentalAthleticsMen's 400m Hurdles1954
 SilverFrancisca SanopalAthleticsWomen's 80m Hurdles1958
 BronzeManolita CincoAthleticsWomen's 80m Hurdles1958
 SilverFrancisca SanopalAthleticsWomen's 80m Hurdles1962
 BronzeElma MurosAthleticsWomen's 400m Hurdles1990

Javelin Throw

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeVivencia SubidoAthleticsWomen's Javelin Throw1954
 BronzeMarcelina AlonsoAthleticsWomen's Javelin Throw1966

Long Jump

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldVisitacion BadanaAthleticsWomen's Long Jump1958
 BronzeElma MurosAthleticsWomen's Long Jump1994

Pentathlon

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeLolita LagrosasAthleticsWomen's Pentathlon1966
 BronzeLolita LagrosasAthleticsWomen's Pentathlon1970

Shot Put

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeMona SulaimanAthleticsWomen's Shot Put1962

Steeplechase

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeHector BegeoAthleticsMen's 3000m Steeplechase1982

Basketball
Main article: Basketball at the Asian Games

Basketball has produced four gold medals and Carlos Loyzaga was a member of the team in all four victories. The Basketball team won the gold medal from 1951 to 1962.

Year introduced: 1951
First medal : 1951
Last medal: 1998

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldFrancisco Calilan
Andres dela Cruz
Genaro Fernandez
Jose Gochango
Rafael Hechanova
Moro Lorenzo
Carlos Loyzaga
Antonio Martinez
Lauro Mumar
Ignacio Ramos
Meliton Santos
Mariano Tolentino
Coach: Dionisio Calvo		BasketballMen's Team || 1951
 GoldBayani Amador
Florentino Bautista
Jose Ma. Cacho
Napoleon Flores
Antonio Genato
Rafael Hechanova
Eduardo Lim
Carlos Loyzaga
Ramon Manulat
Lauro Mumar
Francisco Rabat
Ignacio Ramos
Ponciano Saldaña
Mariano Tolentino		BasketballMen's Team1954
 GoldEmilio Achacoso
Kurt Bachmann
Carlos Badion
Loreto Carbonell
Francisco Lagarejos
Eduardo Lim
Carlos Loyzaga
Ramon Manulat
Leonardo Marquicias
Constancio Ortiz
Mariano Tolentino
Antonio Villamor
Martin Urra
Francis Wilson
Coach: Valentin Eduque		BasketballMen's Team1958
 GoldEngracio Arazas
Kurt Bachmann
Narciso Bernardo
Geronimo Cruz|
Manuel Jocson
Alfonso Marquez
Carlos Loyzaga
Roel Nadurata
Eduardo Pacheco
Cristobal Ramas
Alberto Reynoso
Edgardo Roque
Coach: Enrique Crame		BasketballMen's Team1962
 BronzeEric Altamirano
Allan Caidic
Glenn Capacio
Harmon Codiñera
Jerry Codiñera
Jojo Lastimosa
Samboy Lim
Ronnie Magsanoc
Alvin Patrimonio
Dindo Pumaren
Elmer Reyes
Jack Tanuan		BasketballMen's Team1986
 SilverAllan Caidic
Hector Calma
Rey Cuenco
Yves Dignadice
Ramon Fernandez
Dante Gonzalgo
Samboy Lim
Chito Loyzaga
Ronnie Magsanoc
Alvin Patrimonio
Benjie Paras
Zaldy Realubit
Coach: Robert Jaworski		BasketballMen's Team1990
 BronzeJohnny Abarrientos
Marlou Aquino
Allan Caidic
Kenneth Duremdes
Dennis Espino
E. J. Feihl
Jojo Lastimosa
Jun Limpot
Vergel Meneses
Alvin Patrimonio
Olsen Racela
Andy Seigle		BasketballMen's Team1998

Bowling
Main article: Bowling at the Asian Games

Tenpin bowling was first included since 1978 except in 1982 and 1990.[3] Bong Coo has contributed five out of the seven gold medals for bowling. She also holds the Philippine record for most gold medals won in the Asian Games.[4]

Years played: 1978, 1986, 1994-2018
First medal : 1978
Last medal: 2010

Singles

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldBong CooBowlingWomen's Singles1978
 SilverRosario de LeonBowlingWomen's Singles1978
 SilverRene ReyesBowlingMen's Singles1986
 BronzeVirgilio SablanBowlingMen's Singles1998
 BronzeLiza ClutarioBowlingWomen's Singles2002
 GoldEngelberto RiveraBowlingMen's Singles2010
 BronzeFrederick OngBowlingMen's Singles2010

Doubles

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeLita dela Rosa
Nellie Castillo		BowlingWomen's Doubles1978
 SilverDelfin Garcia
Jorge Fernandez		BowlingMen's Doubles1986
 BronzeBong Coo
Arianne Cerdeña		BowlingWomen's Doubles1986
 GoldPaeng Nepomuceno
R. J. Bautista		BowlingMen's Doubles2002

Masters

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldBong CooBowlingWomen's Masters1978
 SilverRosario de LeonBowlingWomen's Masters1978
 BronzeCatalina SolisBowlingWomen's Masters1986
 BronzeIrene GarciaBowlingWomen's Masters1994

Teams

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldBong Coo
Lita dela Rosa
Rosario de Leon
Lolita Reformado
Nellie Castillo		BowlingWomen's Team1978
 GoldBong Coo
Catalina Solis
Rebecca Watanabe
Arianne Cerdeña
Cecilia Gaffud		BowlingWomen's Team1986
 SilverJorge Fernandez
Paeng Nepomuceno
Rene Reyes
Paulo Valdez
Angelo Constantino		BowlingMen's Team1994
 SilverLiza del Rosario
Irene Garcia
Liza Clutario
Josephine Canare
Cecilia Yap
Kathleen Ann Lopez		BowlingWomen's Team2002

Trios

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverLita dela Rosa
Lolita Reformado
Bong Coo		BowlingWomen's Trios1978
 BronzeTito Sotto
Manny Sugatan
Jose Santos		BowlingMen's Trios1978
 SilverChristian Jan Suarez
Chester King
Leonardo Rey		BowlingMen's Trios2002

All-Events

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldBong CooBowlingWomen's All-Events1986

Boxing
Main article: Boxing at the Asian Games

Since 1954, boxing has been part of the Asian Games and the Philippines has produced 15 gold medals, 8 of those came from Flyweight and Bantamweight Divisions who got 4 gold medals each and the only sport that has medaled since then. Featherweight and Middleweight Divisions are yet to get a gold medal. In 2010, a women's category was added and Annie Albania is the first ever recipient and the only women boxer to earned a medal up to this day.[5]

Year introduced: 1954
First medal : 1954
Last medal: 2018

Light Flyweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeRodolfo DiazBoxingMen's Light Flyweight 48kg1966
 SilverManolo ViceraBoxingMen's Light Flyweight 48kg1970
 SilverEfren TabanasBoxingMen's Light Flyweight 48kg1982
 BronzeElias RecaidoBoxingMen's Light Flyweight 48kg1990
 GoldMansueto VelascoBoxingMen's Light Flyweight 48kg1994
 SilverHarry TañamorBoxingMen's Light Flyweight 48kg2002
 BronzeGodfrey CastroBoxingMen's Light Flyweight 48kg2006
 BronzeVictorio SaludarBoxingMen's Light Flyweight 49kg2010
 BronzeMark Anthony BarrigaBoxingMen's Light Flyweight 49kg2014
 BronzeCarlo PaalamBoxingMen's Light Flyweight 49kg2018

Flyweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldErnesto SajoBoxingMen's Flyweight 51kg1954
 GoldElias RecaidoBoxingMen's Flyweight 51kg1994
 GoldViolito PaylaBoxingMen's Flyweight 51kg2006
 GoldRey SaludarBoxingMen's Flyweight 52kg2010
 SilverAnnie AlbaniaBoxingWomen's Flyweight 51kg2010
 SilverRogen LadonBoxingMen's Flyweight 52kg2018

Bantamweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldAlejandro OrtuosteBoxingMen's Bantamweight 54kg1954
 BronzeJacinto DiazBoxingMen's Bantamweight 54kg1958
 BronzeJose RamirezBoxingMen's Bantamweight 54kg1962
 GoldRicardo FortalezaBoxingMen's Bantamweight 54kg1970
 BronzeBrix FloresBoxingMen's Bantamweight 54kg1986
 GoldRoberto JalnaizBoxingMen's Bantamweight 54kg1990
 BronzeAnthony IgusquisaBoxingMen's Bantamweight 54kg1994
 GoldJoan TiponBoxingMen's Bantamweight 54kg2006
 BronzeMario FernandezBoxingMen's Bantamweight 56kg2014

Featherweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverMauro DizonBoxingMen's Featherweight 57kg1954
 SilverDionisio GuevarraBoxingMen'sFeatherweight 57kg1958
 BronzeEgino GrafiaBoxingMen's Featherweight 57kg1962
 BronzeNemesio GonzagaBoxingMen's Featherweight 57kg1970
 BronzeWillie LucasBoxingMen's Featherweight 57kg1974
 BronzeEric CanoyBoxingMen's Featherweight 57kg1994
 BronzeEric CanoyBoxingMen's Featherweight 57kg1998

Lightweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldCeledonio EspinosaBoxingMen's Lightweight 60kg1 954
 BronzeCeledonio EspinosaBoxingMen's Lightweight 60kg1958
 BronzeCatalino ArponBoxingMen's Lightweight 60kg1962
 GoldRodolfo ArponBoxingMen's Lightweight 60kg1966
 SilverRuben MaresBoxingMen's Lightweight 60kg1978
 BronzeFernando de AsisBoxingMen's Lightweight 60kg1982
 SilverLeopoldo CantancioBoxingMen's Lightweight 60kg1986
 BronzeLeopoldo CantancioBoxingMen's Lightweight 60kg1990
 BronzeGenebert BasadreBoxingMen's Lightweight 60kg2006
 SilverCharly SuarezBoxingMen's Lightweight 60kg2014

Light Welterweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldErnesto PortoBoxingMen's Light Welterweight 63.5kg1954
 BronzeEugenio ValmocinaBoxingMen's Light Welterweight 63.5kg1970
 BronzeArlo ChavezBoxingMen's Light Welterweight 63.5kg1990
 GoldReynaldo GalidoBoxingMen's Light Welterweight 63.5kg1994

Welterweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldManfredo AlipalaBoxingMen's Welterweight 67kg1962
 BronzeRaymundo SuicoBoxingMen's Welterweight 67kg1982

Light Middleweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldVicente TuñacaoBoxingMen's Light Middleweight 71kg1954
 BronzeFelix OcampoBoxingMen's Light Middleweight 71kg1966
 BronzeNicolas AquilinoBoxingMen's Light Middleweight 71kg1970
 BronzeNicolas AquilinoBoxingMen's Light Middleweight 71kg1974
 BronzeErnesto CoronelBoxingMen's Light Middleweight 71kg1986

Middleweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeBernardo BellezaBoxingMen's Middleweight 75kg1966
 BronzeWilfredo LopezBoxingMen's Middleweight 75kg2014
 BronzeEumir Felix MarcialBoxingMen's Middleweight 75kg2018

Chess

Chess was included in the Asian Games schedule in both the 2006 edition in Doha and the 2010 event in Guangzhou. In 2022, it will be back in the AG.[6]
Years played: 2006, 2010, 2022
First medal :2010
Last medal: 2010

Teams

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverWesley So
Eugene Torre
Darwin Laylo
John Paul Gomez
Rogelio Antonio Jr.		ChessMen's Team Standard2010

Cue Sports

Cue sports were included in the Games for four consecutive editions from 1998 to 2010, after which they were removed. It will reappear in the Doha edition in 2030.[7] The Philippines has produced a total four gold medals from 1998 to 2010.

Year played: 1998 to 2010, 2030
First medal : 1998
Last medal: 2010

Singles

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverWarren KiamcoCue sportsMen's 9-Ball Singles2002
 BronzeEfren ReyesCue sportsMen's 8-Ball Singles2002
 GoldAntonio GabicaCue sportsMen's 9-Ball Singles2006
 SilverAntonio GabicaCue sportsMen's 8-Ball Singles2006
 SilverJeff de LunaCue sportsMen's 9-Ball Singles2006
 GoldDennis OrcolloCue SportsMen's 9-Ball Singles2010
 SilverWarren KiamcoCue SportsMen's 9-Ball Singles2010

Doubles

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldGandy Valle
Romeo Villanueva		Cue sportsMen's 9-Ball Doubles1998
 GoldFrancisco Bustamante
Antonio Lining		Cue sportsMen's 9-Ball Doubles2002

Cycling

Cycling debuted at the 1951 Asian Games and has been a part of the program ever since with the exception of 1954. The Asian Games feature four cycling disciplines: track (since 1951), road (since 1951), mountain bike (since 1998) and BMX (since 2010).[8] In 1986, Cycling opened its door to Women's and first introduce in the Road Race event.

Year introduced: 1951
First medal : 1966
Last medal: 2018

BMX Event

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldDaniel CaluagCyclingMen's BMX Race2014
 BronzeDaniel CaluagCyclingMen's BMX race2018

Road Event

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeVictor EspirituCyclingMen's Road Race1998

Track Event

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverClaudio RomeoCyclingTrack 1600m Mass Start1966
 BronzeClaudio RomeoCyclingTrack 10000m Mass Start1966
 SilverRolando GuavesCyclingTrack 4800m Mass Start1970
 BronzeRolando GuavesCyclingTrack 800m Mass Start1970
 BronzeRoberto QuerimitCyclingTrack 1600m Mass Start1970
 BronzeRodolfo GuavesCyclingTrack 1km time Trial1982
 BronzeEdgardo PagariganCyclingTrack Men's Points Race1982
 BronzeDeogracias Asuncion
Jomel Lorenzo
Renato Mier
Diomedes Panton		CyclingTrack Team Pursuit1982
 BronzeBernardo RimarimCyclingTrack Men's Points Race1986

Dancesport

DanceSport is a team sport. It becomes an official Asian Games sport in Guangzhou Asian Games, 2010.[9]

Year introduced: 2010
First medal : 2010
Last medal: 2010

Latin

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeRonnie Steeve Vergara
Charlea Lagaras		DancesportLatin - Paso Doble2010
 BronzeRonnie Steeve Vergara
Charlea Lagaras		DancesportLatin - Cha-Cha-Cha2010

Diving

Diving is a part of the Asian Games since 1951.

Year introduced: 1951
First medal : 1966
Last medal: 1966

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeConnie ParedesDivingWomen's 3m Springboard1966

Equestrian

Since 1982, equestrian sports have been included in the Asian Games.[10] Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski produced the lone gold for Equestrian.

Year introduced: 1982
First medal : 1982
Last medal: 2002

Individual Jumping

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldMikee Cojuangco-JaworskiEquestrianIndividual Jumping2002

Team Eventing

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeSteven Virata
Marielle Virata
Fidelino Barba
Jose Montilla		EquestrianTeam Eventing1982

Team Jumping

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverDanielle Cojuangco
Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski
Toni Leviste
Michelle Barrera		EquestrianTeam Jumping2002

Golf
Main article: Golf at the Asian Games

The Philippines won four gold medals from 1986 to 2018. Yuka Saso led, with two gold medals in 2018.

Year introduced:
First medal : 1986
Last medal: 2018

Individual Event

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldRamon BrobioGolfMen's Individual1986
 BronzeRamon BrobioGolfMen's Individual1990
 BronzeJamille JoseGolfWomen's Individual1990
 SilverGerald RosalesGolfMen's Individual1998
 BronzeMichael BibatGolfMen's Individual2006
 SilverMiguel Luis TabuenaGolfMen's Individual2010
 GoldYuka SasoGolfWomen's Individual2018
 BronzeBianca PagdangananGolfWomen's Individual2018

Team Event

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeRamon Brobio
Robert Pactolerin
Wilfredo Victoria
Carito Villaroman		GolfMen's Team1986
 SilverRamon Brobio
Felix Casas
Vince Lauron
Danilo Zarate		GolfMen's Team1990
 BronzeRuby Chico
Yvtte de Leon
Mary Grace Estuesta
Jamille Jose		GolfWomen's Team1990
 BronzeDorothy Delasin
Ria Quiazon
Jennifer Rosales		GolfWomen's Team1998
 SilverCookie La'O
Rhey Luna
Angelo Que
Gerald Rosales		GolfMen's Team1998
 BronzeHeidi Chua
Ria Quiazon
Carmelette Villaroman		GolfWomen's Team2002
 GoldYuka Saso
Bianca Pagdanganan
Lois Kaye Go		GolfWomen's Team2018

Judo

Year introduced: 1986
First medal : 2018
Last medal: 2018

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverKiyomi WatanabeJudoWomen's 63kg2018

Ju-jitsu

Year introduced: 2018
First medal : 2018
Last medal: 2018

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeMargarita OchoaJiu JitsuWomen's Newaza -49kg2018

Karate

Year introduced: 1994
First medal : 1994
Last medal: 2018

Kata Event

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeRichard LimKarateMen's Kata1994
 BronzeCherli TugdayKarateWomen's Kata2002
 BronzeNoel EspinosaKarateMen's Kata2006

Kumite Event

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeDavid LayKarateMen's Kumite -65kg1994
 BronzeGretchen MalaladKarateWomen's Kumite -60kg2002
 SilverMarne PabilloreKarateWomen's Kumite -53kg2006
 BronzeMae SorianoKarateWomen's Kumite -55kg2014
 BronzeJunna TsukiiKarateWomen's Kumite 50kg2018

Pencak silat

Year introduced: 2018
First medal : 2018
Last medal: 2018

Tunggal Event

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeCherry May RegaladoPencak SilatWomen's Tunggal2018
 BronzeAlmohaidib AbadPencak SilatMen's Tunggal2018

Tanding Event

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeJefferson Rhey LoonPencak SilatMen's Class D 60-65kg2018
 BronzeDines DumaanPencak SilatMen's Class B 50-55kg2018

Rowing

Year introduced: 1982
First medal : 2002
Last medal: 2002

Double Sculls

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeAlvin Amposta
Nestor Cordova		RowingMen's Lightweight Double Sculls2002

Roller Sports

Year introduced: 2010
First medal : 2018
Last medal: 2018

Skateboarding

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldMargielyn DidalRoller sportsWomen's Street Skateboarding2018

Sailing

Year introduced: 1970
First medal : 1982
Last medal: 1982

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverPolicarpio OrtegaSailingWindglider1982

Shooting
Main article: Shooting at the Asian Games

Shooting produced five gold medals. The most successful athlete was Adolfo Feliciano in 1954 with two gold medals.

Year introduced: 1954
First medal : 1954
Last medal: 2002

Air Rifle

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeLeopoldo Ang
Roberto del Castillo
Adolfo Feliciano
Lodovico Espinosa		ShootingMen's 10m Air Rifle Team1966

Center Fire Pistol

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverEdgar BondShootingMen's 25m Center Fire Pistol1966
 BronzeAntonio Arguelles
Edgar Bond
Moises Gines
Horacio Miranda		ShootingMen's 25m Center Fire Pistol Team1966

Pistol

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverAlbert von EinsiedelShooting50m Pistol1954
 BronzeSimeon LeeShooting50m Pistol1954

Rapid Fire Pistol

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldMartin GisonShooting25m Rapid Fire Pistol1954
 SilverMartin GisonShooting25m Rapid Fire Pistol1958
 BronzePaterno MirandaShooting50m Rapid Fire Pistol1966
 SilverNestor de Castro
Horacio Miranda
Paterno Miranda
Raymundo Quitoriano		ShootingMen's 30m Rapid Fire Pistol Team1966

Rifle Prone

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldAlbert von EinsiedelShooting50m Rifle Prone1954
 SilverCesar JaymeShooting50m Rifle Prone1954
 BronzeMartin GisonShooting50m Rifle Prone1954
 SilverCesar JaymeShooting50m Rifle Prone1958
 BronzeAdolfo FelicianoShooting50m Rifle Prone1966
 BronzeJose MedinaShooting50m Rifle Prone1982

Rifle 3 Positions

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldAdolfo FelicianoShooting50m Rifle 3 Positions1954
 GoldHernando CasteloShooting300m Rifle 3 Positions1954
 SilverMartin GisonShooting50m Rifle 3 Positions1954
 SilverMartin GisonShooting300m Rifle 3 Positions1954
 BronzeJose ZalvideaShooting50m Rifle 3 Positions1954
 BronzeAdolfo FelicianoShooting50m Rifle 3 Positions1958
 GoldAdolfo FelicianoShooting300m Rifle 3 Positions1958
 SilverAdolfo FelicianoShooting50m Rifle 3 Positions1962
 BronzeAdolfo FelicianoShooting50m Rifle 3 Positions1966
 SilverLeopoldo Ang
Roberto del Castillo
Adolfo Feliciano
Bernardo San Juan		ShootingMen's 50m Rifle 3 Positions Team1966

Standard Rifle 3 Positions

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverAdolfo FelicianoShooting50m Standard Rifle 3 Positions1966
 SilverLeopoldo Ang
Roberto del Castillo
Adolfo Feliciano
Lodovico Espinosa		ShootingMen's 50m Standard Rifle 3 Positions Team1966

Trap

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeEnrique BeechShootingMen's Trap1954
 BronzeEnrique BeechShootingMen's Trap1958
 BronzeGeorge EarnshawShootingMen's Trap1974
 BronzeJethro DionisioShootingMen's Trap2002
 BronzeEric Ang
Jethro Dionisio
Jaime Recio		ShootingMen's Trap Team2002

Swimming
Main article: Swimming at the Asian Games

Swimming has produced ten gold medals from 1951 - 1988. Haydee Coloso-Espino has the most gold medals with three. She also holds the Philippine record for most medals won in the Asian Games.[11]

Year introduced: 1951
First medal : 1951
Last medal: 1998

3x100m Medley Relay

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldArtemio Salamat
Jacinto Cayco
Nurhatab Rajab		SwimmingMen's 3x100m Medley Relay1951

100m Backstroke

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldArtemio SalamatSwimmingMen's 100m Backstroke1951
 BronzeEdilberto BonusSwimmingMen's 100m Backstroke1951
 GoldJocelyn von GieseSwimmingWomen's 100m Backstroke1954
 BronzeRodolfo AgustinSwimmingMen's 100m Backstroke1958
 BronzeSylvia von GieseSwimmingWomen's 100m Backstroke1958
 BronzeSampang HassanSwimmingMen's 100m Backstroke1962
 SilverGerardo RosarioSwimmingMen's 100m Backstroke1974
 BronzeRaymond PapaSwimmingMen's 100m Backstroke1998

200m Backstroke

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldJacinto CaycoSwimmingMen's 200m Backstroke1951
 SilverRene AmabuyokSwimmingMen's 200m Backstroke1951
 BronzeLorenzo CortezSwimmingMen's 200m Backstroke1958
 SilverGerardo RosarioSwimmingMen's 200m Backstroke1974
 BronzeRaymond PapaSwimmingMen's 200m Backstroke1998

100m Breaststroke

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeAmman JalmaaniSwimmingMen's 100m Breaststroke1966
 SilverAmman JalmaaniSwimmingMen's 100m Breaststroke1970
 BronzeNancy DeanoSwimmingWomen's 100m Breaststroke1974

200m Breaststroke

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeVictoria CagayatSwimmingWomen's 200m Breaststroke1958
 BronzeRolando LandritoSwimmingMen's 200m Breaststroke1962
 SilverAmman JalmaaniSwimmingMen's 200m Breaststroke1970
 BronzeKemalpasa UmihSwimmingMen's 200m Breaststroke1970
 BronzeNancy DeanoSwimmingWomen's 200m Breaststroke1974

100m Freestyle

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeSotero AlcantaraSwimmingMen's 100m Freestyle1951
 GoldHaydee ColosoSwimmingWomen's 100m Freestyle1954
 SilverHaydee Coloso-EspinoSwimmingWomen's 100m Freestyle1958
 BronzeHaydee Coloso-EspinoSwimmingWomen's 100m Freestyle1962
 SilverHelen ElliottSwimmingWomen's 100m Freestyle1966
 BronzeRoosevelt AbdulgafurSwimmingMen's 100m Freestyle1966
 BronzeGerardo RosarioSwimmingMen's 100m Freestyle1978

200m Freestyle

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverHaydee Coloso-EspinoSwimmingWomen's 200m Fresstyle1958
 BronzeCorazon LozadaSwimmingWomen's 200m Freestyle1962
 SilverHelen ElliottSwimmingWomen's 200m Freestyle1966
 BronzeRoosevelt AbdulgafurSwimmingMen's 200m Freestyle1966
 BronzeJairulla JaitullaSwimmingMen's 200m Freestyle1970
 GoldBilly WilsonSwimmingMen's 200m Freestyle1982
 GoldGerardo RosarioSwimmingMen's 200m Freestyle1978

400m Freestyle

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverMohammed MalaSwimmingMen's 400m Freestyle1951
 BronzeBana SailaniSwimmingMen's 400m Freestyle1954
 SilverGertrudes LozadaSwimmingWomen's 400m Freestyle1958
 BronzeBana SailaniSwimmingMen's 400m Freestyle1958
 BronzeCorazon LozadaSwimmingWomen's 400m Freestyle1962
 SilverHelen ElliottSwimmingWomen's 400m Freestyle1966
 BronzeTony AsamliSwimmingMen's 400m Freestyle1966
 SilverBilly WilsonSwimmingMen's 400m Freestyle1982

800m Freestyle

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverSerafin VillanuevaSwimmingMen's 800m Freestyle1951
 BronzeMohammed MalaSwimmingMen's 800m Freestyle1951

1500m Freestyle

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverMohammed MalaSwimmingMen's 1500m Freestyle1951
 BronzeSerafin VillanuevaSwimmingMen's 1500m Freestyle1951
 BronzeBana SailaniSwimmingMen's 1500m Freestyle1958
 BronzeTony AsamliSwimmingMen's 1500m Freestyle1966
 BronzeEdwin BorjaSwimmingMen's 1500m Freestyle1974
 BronzeBilly WilsonSwimmingMen's 1500m Freestyle1982
 BronzeMark JosephSwimmingMen's 1500m Freestyle1978

4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverSotero Alcantara
Serafin Villanueva
Mohammed Mala
Nurhatab Rajab		SwimmingMen's 4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay1951
 SilverSonia von Giese
Gertrudes Vito
Nimfa Lim
Haydee Coloso		SwimmingWomen's 4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay1954
 SilverVictoria Cullen
Corazon Lozada
Gertrudes Lozada
Haydee Coloso-Espino		SwimmingWomen's 4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay1958
 SilverConnie Paredes
Corazon Lozada
Gertrudes Lozada
Haydee Coloso-Espino		SwimmingWomen's 4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay1962
 SilverHelen Elliott
Tessie Lozada
Gertrudes Lozada
Corazon Lozada		SwimmingWomen's 4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay1966
 SilverDae Imlani
Carlos Brosas
Kemalpasa Umih
Jairulla Jaitulla		SwimmingMen's 4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay1970
 BronzeDae Imlani
Edwin Borja
Gerardo Rosario
Sukarno Maut		SwimmingMen's 4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay1974

4 × 100 m Medley Relay

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldJocelyn von Giese
Victoria Cagayat
Sandra von Giese
Haydee Coloso-Espino		SwimmingWomen's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay1958
 SilverRodolfo Agustin
Jacinto Cayco
Freddie Elizalde
Dakula Arabani		SwimmingMen's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay1958
 SilverSampang Hassan
Antonio Saloso
Amir Hussin Hamsain
Roosevelt Abdulgafur		SwimmingMen's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay1962
 BronzeTessie Lozada
Dolores Agustin
Gertrudes Lozada
Haydee Coloso-Espino		SwimmingWomen's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay1962
 SilverRosalina Abreu
Hedy Garcia
Gertrudes Lozada
Helen Elliott		SwimmingWomen's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay1966
 BronzeEduardo Abreu
Amman Jalmaani
Leroy Goff
Roosevelt Abdulgafur		SwimmingMen's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay1966
 SilverIbnorajik Muksan
Amman Jalmaani
Leroy Goff
Jairulla Jaitulla		SwimmingMen's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay1970
 BronzeLuz Arzaga
Hedy Garcia
Susan Papa
Luz Laciste		SwimmingWomen's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay1970
 BronzeGrace Justimbaste
Nancy Deano
Susan Papa
Betina Abdula		SwimmingWomen's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay1974
 BronzeJairulla Jaitulla
Mazier Mukaram
Gerardo Rosario
Amman Jalmaani		SwimmingMen's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay1974

4 × 200 m Freestyle Relay

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeRolando Santos
Bertulfo Cachero
Angel Colmenares
Bana Sailan		SwimmingMen's 4 × 200 m Freestyle Relay1954
 SilverAgapito Lozada
Ulpiano Babol
Bana Sailani
Dakula Arabani		SwimmingMen's 4 × 200 m Freestyle Relay1958
 BronzeRoosevelt Abdulgafur
Bana Sailani
Haylil Said
Victorino Marcelino		SwimmingMen's 4 × 200 m Freestyle Relay1962
 SilverLeroy Goff
Haylil Said
Tony Asamli
Roosevelt Abdulgafur		SwimmingMen's 4 × 200 m Freestyle Relay1966
 SilverDae Imlani
Leroy Goff
Kemalpasa Umih
Jairulla Jaitulla		SwimmingMen's 4 × 200 m Freestyle Relay1970
 BronzeKemalpasa Umih
Dae Imlani
Gerardo Rosario
Sukarno Maut		SwimmingMen's 4 × 200 m Freestyle Relay1974
 BronzeVicente Cheng
Mark Joseph
Jairulla Jaitulla
Gerardo Rosario		SwimmingMen's 4 × 200 m Freestyle Relay1978

100m Butterfly

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldHaydee ColosoSwimmingWomen's 100m Butterfly1954
 SilverNorma YldefonsoSwimmingWomen's 100m Butterfly1954
 BronzeSandra von GieseSwimmingWomen's 100m Butterfly1954
 SilverSandra von GieseSwimmingWomen's 100m Butterfly1958
 BronzeWalter BrownSwimmingMen's 100m Butterfly1958
 BronzeAmir Hussin HamsainSwimmingMen's 100m Butterfly1962
 BronzeGertrudes LozadaSwimmingWomen's 100m Butterfly1962
 BronzeGertrudes LozadaSwimmingWomen's 100m Butterfly1966

200m Butterfly

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldParsons NabiulaSwimmingMen's 200m Butterfly1954
 SilverAmado JimenezSwimmingMen's 200m Butterfly1954
 BronzeRobert CollinsSwimmingMen's 200m Butterfly1954
 BronzeFreddie ElizaldeSwimmingMen's 200m Butterfly1958
 BronzeAmir Hussin HamsainSwimmingMen's 200m Butterfly1962
 BronzeLeroy GoffSwimmingMen's 200m Butterfly1966
 BronzeLeroy GoffSwimmingMen's 200m Butterfly1970

200m Individual Medley

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeJairulla JaitullaSwimmingMen's 200m Individual Medley1974
 BronzeNancy DeanoSwimmingWomen's 200m Individual Medley1974

400m Individual Medley

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeTony AsamliSwimmingMen's 400m Individual Medley1966

Taekwondo

Year introduced: 1986
First medal : 1986
Last medal: 2018

Bantamweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverTshomlee GoTaekwondoMen's Bantamweight -62kg2006
 BronzeTshomlee GoTaekwondoMen's Bantamweight -63kg2010

Featherweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverRobert VargasTaekwondoMen's Featherweight -64kg1994
 SilverDonald GeislerTaekwondoMen's Featherweight -64kg1998
 BronzeManuel RiveroTaekwondoMen's Featherweight -67kg2006
 BronzeBenjamin Keith SembranoTaekwondoMen's Featherweight -68kg2014
 BronzePauline Louise LopezTaekwondoWomen's Kyorugi Featherweight -57kg2018

Finweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeEunice AloraTaekwondoWomen's Finweight -47kg2006
 BronzeJohn Paul LizardoTaekwondoMen's Finweight -54kg2010
 BronzeMary Anjelay PelaezTaekwondoWomen's Finweight -46kg2014

Flyweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeRodolfo AbratiqueTaekwondoMen's Flyweight -54kg1998
 BronzeTshomlee GoTaekwondoMen's Flyweight -58kg2002
 BronzeDaleen CorderoTaekwondoWomen's Flyweight -51kg2002
 BronzePaul RomeroTaekwondoMen's Flyweight -58kg2010
 BronzeLevita Ronna IlaoTaekwondoWomen's Flyweight -49kg2014

Heavyweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeMargarita BonifacioTaekwondoWomen's Heavyweight +70kg1998

Lightweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeMonsour del RosarioTaekwondoMen's Lightweight -70kg1986
 BronzeNelia SyTaekwondoWomen's Lightweight -60kg1998
 BronzeVeronica DomingoTaekwondoWomen's Lightweight -63kg2006
 BronzeSamuel MorrisonTaekwondoMen's Lightweight -74kg2014

Middleweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeDindo SimpaoTaekwondoMen's Middleweight -84kg2002
 BronzeSally SolisTaekwondoWomen's Middleweight -72kg2002
 BronzeKirstie Elaine AloraTaekwondoWomen's Middleweight -73kg2010
 BronzeKirstie Elaine AloraTaekwondoWomen's Middleweight -73kg2014

Welterweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeVeronica DomingoTaekwondoWomen's Welterweight -67kg2002
 SilverToni RiveroTaekwondoWomen's Welterweight -67kg2006

Poomsae

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeJanna Oliva
Juvenile Crisostomo
Rinna Babanto		TaekwondoWomen's Team Poomsae2018
 BronzeDustin Mella
Jeordan Dominguez
Rodolfo Reyes Jr.		TaekwondoMen's Team Poomsae2018

Tennis

Tennis has contributed three gold medals from 1958 to 1961. Raymundo Deyro is the most successful player with two gold medals in 1958.

Year introduced: 1958
First medal : 1958
Last medal: 2006

Singles

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldRaymundo DeyroTennisMen's Singles1958
 SilverFelicisimo AmponTennisMen's Singles1958
 SilverDesideria AmponTennisWomen's Singles1958
 BronzeJohnny JoseTennisMen's Singles1958
 BronzeMiguel DungoTennisMen's Singles1958
 GoldJohnny JoseTennisMen's Singles1962
 BronzePatricia YngayoTennisWomen's Singles1962
 BronzeDesideria AmponTennisWomen's Singles1962
 BronzeJesus HernandezTennisMen's Singles1966
 BronzeCecil MamiitTennisMen's Singles2006

Doubles

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 GoldFelicisimo Ampon
Raymundo Deyro		TennisMen's Doubles1958
 SilverJohnny Jose
Miguel Dungo		TennisMen's Doubles1958
 SilverDesideria Ampon
Patricia Yngayo		TennisWomen's Doubles1958
 SilverJohnny Jose
Reymundo Deyro		TennisMen's Doubles1962
 BronzeMiguel Dungo
Guillermo Hernandez		TennisMen's Doubles1962
 BronzeDesideria Ampon
Patricia Yngayo		TennisWomen's Doubles1962
 SilverDesideria Ampon
Patricia Yngayo		TennisWomen's Doubles1966

Mixed doubles

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverMiguel Dungo
Patricia Yngayo		TennisMixed Doubles1958
 BronzeFelicisimo Ampon
Desideria Ampon		TennisMixed Doubles1958
 BronzeMiguel Dungo
Desideria Ampon		TennisMixed Doubles1962
 SilverPatricia Yngayo
Federico Deyro		TennisMixed Doubles1966

Team

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverJohnny Jose
Reymundo Deyro
Miguel Dungo
Guillermo Hernandez		TennisMen's Team1962
 BronzeDesideria Ampon
Patricia Yngano		TennisWomen's Team1962
 BronzeDesideria Ampon
Patricia Yngano		TennisWomen's Team1966
 BronzeJesus Hernandez
Augusto Villanueva
Delfin Contreras
Federico Deyro		TennisMen's Team1966

Volleyball

Year introduced: 1958
First medal : 1962
Last medal: 1962

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeJulius Baldesimo
Teofilo Benito
Guillermo Blanco
Domingo Cuenca
Agapito Custodio
Rodolfo Gonzales
Ruben Labay
Isaac Limosnero
Florencio Longakit
Rodolfo Manuel
Ildefonso Mariquit
Alfredo Mercado
Francisco Orante		VolleyballMen's Volleyball Nine-a-side1962

Weightlifting

Weightlifting has one gold medal courtesy of Hidilyn Diaz in2018.

Year introduced: 1951
First medal : 1951
Last medal: 2018

Bantamweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzePedro LanderoWeightliftingMen's Bantamweight 56kg1951
 SilverRodolfo CaparasWeightliftingMen's Bantamweight 56kg1954
 BronzeAlberto NogarWeightliftingMen's Bantamweight 56kg1958

Featherweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverRodrigo del RosarioWeightliftingMen's Featherweight 60kg1951
 SilverRodrigo del RosarioWeightliftingMen's Featherweight 60kg1954
 GoldHidilyn DiazWeightliftingWomen's Featherweight 53kg2018

Flyweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverSalvador del RosarioWeightliftingMen's Flyweight 52kg1970

Middle Heavyweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverPedro del MundoWeightliftingMen's Middle Heavyweight 90kg1954
 BronzeJoaquin VasquezWeightliftingMen's Middle Heavyweight 90kg1954

Wrestling

Year introduced: 1954
First medal : 1954
Last medal: 1954

Featherweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverMansueto NapilayWrestlingMen's Featherweight 62kg1954

Flyweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeBasilio FabilaWrestlingMen's Flyweight 52kg1954

Middleweight

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverNicolas ArcalesWrestlingMen's Middleweight 79kg1954

Wushu

Rene Catalan is the lone gold medal winner for Wushu.

Year introduced: 1990
First medal : 1994
Last medal: 2018

Taolu

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 BronzeRichard NgWushuMen's Taolu Nanquan1994
 BronzeDaniel GoWushuMen's Taolu Taijiquan1994
 SilverMark Robert RosalesWushuMen's Taolu Changquan1998
 BronzeArvin TingWushuMen's Taolu Changquan2002
 BronzeBobby CoWushuMen's Taolu Taijiquan2002
 SilverDaniel ParantacWushuMen's Taolu Taijijian/Taijiquan2014
 BronzeAgatha WongWushuWomen's Taolu Taijiquan/Taijijian2018

Sanda

Medal Name Sport Event Year
 SilverRolly ChulhangWushuMen's Sanda 52kg1998
 BronzeRoger ChulhangWushuMen's Sanda 56kg1998
 BronzeJerome LumabasWushuMen's Sanda 70kg1998
 SilverMarvin SicomenWushuMen's Sanda 52kg2002
 SilverRexel NganhaynaWushuMen's Sanda 56kg2002
 BronzeEduard FolayangWushuMen's Sanda 65kg2002
 GoldRene CatalanWushuMen's Sanda 52kg2006
 SilverEduard FolayangWushuMen's Sanda 70kg2006
 BronzeMark EddivaWushuMen's Sanda 65kg2010
 SilverJean Claude SaclagWushuMen's Sanda 60kg2014
 BronzeFrancisco SolisWushuMen's Sanda 56kg2014
 BronzeDivine WallyWushuWomen's Sanda 52kg2018

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