05/10/2026
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To reach the finals on Asiaβs grandest athletic stage is a monumental feat of grit, discipline, and sheer will. A silver medal isn't a lossβit is proof of a warrior who fought until the final second, standing tall among the absolute best in the continent. πΊοΈ
βSilver hurts the most, hopes the most, promises the mostβwe are very proud of them.β β Patrick C. Gregorio, Chairman of the Philippine Sports Commission.
PH SILVER MEDALISTS π«‘
π₯ Jean Claude Saclag β Mixed Martial Arts (Men's Traditional -65kg)
π Gilas Pilipinas Women's 3x3 (3x3 Basketball (Women's 3x3)
Kacey dela Rosa
Amyah Espanol
Maria Pasilang
Kennan Ka
π¦΅π» Sepak takraw β (Women's Doubles)
Abegail Sinogbuhan
Jean Marie Sucalit
Nelly Jay Salon
πΉ Amaya Amparo Cojuangco β Archery (Compound Women's Individual)
π₯ Juliana Mykhail Candelaria β Taekwondo (Women's Poomsae Individual)
π₯ Carlo Paalam β Boxing (Men's 55kg)
π₯ Tachiana Keizha Mangin β Taekwondo (Women's -49kg)
π₯ Kurt Bryan Barbosa β Taekwondo (Men's -58kg)
π₯ Alexandria Luz Enriquez β Jiu jitsu (Women's -63kg)
Every podium finish tells a story of sacrifice, and these silver linings are a promise of the golden days ahead. π΅π