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Philippines at the
2018 Asian Para Games
IPC codePHI
NPCParalympic Committee of the Philippines
in Jakarta
6–13 October 2018
Competitors57 in 10 sports
Medals
Ranked 11th
Gold
10
Silver
8
Bronze
11
Total
29
Asian Para Games appearances (overview)
Youth appearances

The Philippines participated at the 2018 Asian Para Games which was held in Jakarta, Indonesia from 6 to 13 October 2018.[1]

57 athletes contested in 10 out of 18 events in the games with Francis Carlos Diaz serving as chef de mission of the Philippine delegation.[1] According to Diaz, Filipino para-athletes had better preparation for this edition of the Games compared to the last edition held in 2014 in Incheon, South Korea. The Philippine Sports Commission, a sports government agency, has given an "astronomical" amount of financial aid to the athletes relative to aid given in the previous editions which was used to buy their training equipment and supplies and they had a year long of training similar to non para-athletes. They have also secured sponsorship from small-scale private firms.[2]

With improved financial support from both the government and the private sector, and the Philippines targeted to surpass its previous performance in the 2014 edition where the country won five silver and five bronze medals. The athletes were aiming to win the country's first gold medal in the Asian Para Games in this edition of the games.[2] The delegation garnered 29 medals, ten of which were gold, and placed 11th overall improving from their 29th place finish at the 2014 games. Chess and swimming were the primary contributor to the Philippines' medal tally.[3]

Some of the Filipino athletes who will compete at the 2018 Asian Para Games along with sports officials.

Medalist

Gold

No. Medal Name Sport Event Date
1  Gold Kim Ian Chi Bowling Mixed Singles TPB10 October 8
2  Gold Sander Severino Chess Men's Individual Standard Class P1 October 10
3  Gold Sander Severino
Jasper Rom
Henry Roger Lopez		 Chess Men's Team Standard Class P1 October 10
4  Gold Sander Severino Chess Men's Individual Rapid Class P1 October 12
5  Gold Sander Severino
Jasper Rom
Henry Roger Lopez		 Chess Men's Team Rapid Class P1 October 12
6  Gold Arman Subaste
Menandro Redor
Israel Peligro		 Chess Men's Team Standard Class B2/3 October 10
7  Gold Arthus Bucay Cycling Men's Pursuit C5 October 12
8  Gold Ernie Gawilan Swimming Men's 400m Freestyle S7 (6-7) October 12
9  Gold Ernie Gawilan Swimming Men's 100m Backstroke S7 October 10
10  Gold Ernie Gawilan Swimming Men's 200m Individual Medley SM7 October 7

Silver

No. Medal Name Sport Event Date
1  Silver Kim Ian Chi
Matias Samuel		 Bowling Mixed Doubles TPB10 + TPB10 October 10
2  Silver Henry Roger Lopez Chess Men's Individual Rapid Class P1 October 12
3  Silver Menandro Redor Chess Men's Individual Standard Class B2/3 October 10
4  Silver Achelle Guion Powerlifting Women's 45kg October 7
5  Silver Gary Bejino Swimming Men's 200m Individual Medley SM6 (5-6) October 12
6  Silver Ernie Gawilan Swimming Men's 50m Freestyle S7 October 7
7  Silver Ernie Gawilan Swimming Men's 100m Freestyle S7 October 9
8  Silver Josephine Medina Table Tennis Women's Singles Class TT8 October 9

Bronze

No. Medal Name Sport Event Date
1  Bronze Jasper Rom Chess Men's Individual Standard Class P1 October 10
2  Bronze Jasper Rom Chess Men's Individual Rapid Class P1 October 12
3  Bronze Francis Ching
Rodolfo Sarmiento
Cecilio Bilog		 Chess Men's Team Rapid Class B1 October 12
4  Bronze Arman Subaste Chess Men's Individual Standard Class B2/3 October 12
5  Bronze Arman Subaste Chess Men's Individual Rapid Class B2/3 October 10
6  Bronze Arman Subaste
Menandro Redor
Israel Peligro		 Chess Men's Team Rapid Class B2/3 October 12
7  Bronze Godfrey Taberna Cycling Men's Road Race C4 October 9
8  Bronze Arthus Bucay Cycling Men's Time Trial C5 October 8
9  Bronze Adeline Dumapong Powerlifting Women's +86kg October 11
10  Bronze Gary Bejino Swimming Men's 100m Freestyle S6 October 9
11  Bronze Gary Bejino Swimming Men's 100m Backstroke S6 October 7

Multiple

Name Sport Gold Silver Bronze Total
Sander Severino Chess 4 0 0 4
Ernie Gawilan Swimming 3 2 0 5
Henry Roger Lopez Chess 2 1 0 3
Jasper Rom Chess 2 0 2 4
Menandro Redor Chess 1 1 1 3
Kim Ian Chi Golf 1 1 0 2
Arman Subaste Chess 1 0 3 4
Arthus Bucay Cycling 1 0 1 2
Israel Peligro Chess 1 0 1 2
Gary Bejino Swimming 0 1 2 3

Medal summary

Archery

The Philippines has entered two archers.[1]

Men
Athlete Event Ranking round Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
Score Seed Opposition
Score 		Opposition
Score 		Opposition
Score 		Opposition
Score 		Rank
Giovanni Ola Men's individual recurve open 605 11
Women
Athlete Event Ranking round Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
Score Seed Opposition
Score 		Opposition
Score 		Opposition
Score 		Rank
Agustina Bantiloc Women's individual compound W1 589 2

Athletics

Nine athletes will represent the Philippines in the games.[1]

  • Prudencia Panaligan
  • Andy Avellana
  • Jerrold Pete Mangliwan
  • Joel Balatucan
  • Evaristo Carbonel
  • Jeanette Acebeda
  • Marites Burce
  • Arman Dino
  • Cendy Asusano

Badminton

The Philippines entered three badminton players.[1]

Men
Athlete Event Group Stage Rank Quarterfinals Semifinals Final / BM Rank
Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Jonas Matados Singles WH1  Subhan (INA)
L 0–2 		4 Did not advance
 Nagashima (JPN)
L 0–2
 Hoang (VIE)
L 0–2
Women
Athlete Event Group Stage Rank Quarterfinals Semifinals Final / BM Rank
Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Paz Lita Singles SL4  Wetwithan (THA)
L 0–2 		3 Did not advance
 Lee (KOR)
L 0–2
Kathleen Pedrosa Singles WH2  Cheng (CHN)
L 0–2 		4 Did not advance
 Sukohandoko (INA)
L 0–2
 Nugraheni (INA)
L 0–2
Mixed
Athlete Event Group Stage Rank Quarterfinals Semifinals Final / BM Rank
Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Jonas Matados
Paz Lita 		Doubles WH1-WH2  Nagashima / Yamazaki (JPN)
L 0–2 		3 Did not advance
 Junthong / Pookham (THA)
L 0–2

Chess

The Philippines entered 12 chess players.[1]

Men
Athlete Event Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 Round 7 Final Score Rank
Sander Severino Men's Individual Standard P1  Sinaga (INA)
W 1–0 		 Firdaus (INA)
W 1–0 		 Kutwal (IND)
W 1–0 		 Rom (PHI)
W 1–0 		 Soltanov (KAZ)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Sutikno (INA)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Kuchibhotla (IND)
D 0.5–0.5 		5.5 1st place, gold medalist(s)
Jasper Rom  Arigala (IND)
W 1–0 		 L.J. Sarmento (TLS)
W 1–0 		 Firdaus (INA)
L 0–1 		 Severino (PHI)
L 0–1 		 Kuchibhotla (IND)
W 1–0 		 Sinaga (INA)
W 1–0 		 Soltanov (KAZ)
W 1–0 		5.0 3rd place, bronze medalist(s)
Henry Roger Lopez  Soltanov (KAZ)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Sinaga (INA)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Sutikno (INA)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Firdaus (INA)
L 0–1 		N/A  L.J. Sarmento (TLS)
W 1–0 		 Kutwal (IND)
W 1–0 		3.5 –
Sander Severino Men's Individual Rapid P1  Sinaga (INA)
W 1–0 		 Kuchibhotla (IND)
W 1–0 		 Rom (PHI)
W 1–0 		 Lopez (PHI)
W 1–0 		 Sutikno (INA)
W 1–0 		 Kutwal (IND)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Soltanov (KAZ)
W 1–0 		6.5 1st place, gold medalist(s)
Jasper Rom  Sutikno (INA)
W 1–0 		 L.J. Sarmento (TLS)
W 1–0 		 Severino (PHI)
L 0–1 		 Firdaus (INA)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Soltanov (KAZ)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Lopez (PHI)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Kutwal (IND)
W 1–0 		4.5 3rd place, bronze medalist(s)
Henry Roger Lopez  Kutwal (IND)
W 1–0 		 Arigala (IND)
W 1–0 		 Kuchibhotla (IND)
W 1–0 		 Severino (PHI)
L 0–1 		 Firdaus (INA)
W 1–0 		 Rom (PHI)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Sutikno (INA)
D 0.5–0.5 		5.0 2nd place, silver medalist(s)
Minandro Redor Men's Individual Standard VI - B2/B3  Hartono (INA)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Satrio (INA)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Makwana (IND)
W 1–0 		 Subaste (PHI)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Karimi (IRI)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Gangolli (IND)
W 1–0 		 Maklushov (IND)
W 1–0 		5.0 2nd place, silver medalist(s)
Israel Peligro  Satrio (INA)
W 1–0 		 Karimi (IRI)
L 0–1 		 Bagheri (IRI)
L 0–1 		 Pradhan (IND)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Haryanto (INA)
W 1–0 		 Ghoorchibeygi (IRI)
W 1–0 		 Subaste (PHI)
L 0–1 		3.5 –
Arman Subaste  Cassim (SRI)
W 1–0 		 Gangolli (IND)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Maklushov (IND)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Redor (PHI)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Hartono (INA)
W 1–0 		 Makwana (IND)
L 0–1 		 Peligro (PHI)
W 1–0 		4.5 3rd place, bronze medalist(s)
Minandro Redor Men's Individual Rapid VI - B2/B3  Hartono (INA)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Ghoorchibeygi (IRI)
W 1–0 		 Karimi (IRI)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Satrio (INA)
L 0–1 		 Pradhan (IND)
W 1–0 		 Gangolli (IND)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Subaste (PHI)
L 0–1 		3.5 –
Israel Peligro  Bagheri (IRI)
L 0–1 		 Maklushov (IND)
L 0–1 		 Cassim (SRI)
W 1–0 		 Makwana (IND)
L 0–1 		 Haryanto (INA)
L 0–1 		 Pradhan (IND)
L 0–1 		 Ghoorchibeygi (IRI)
L 0–1 		1.0 –
Arman Subaste  Cassim (SRI)
W 1–0 		 Satrio (INA)
W 1–0 		 Gangolli (IND)
L 0–1 		 Karimi (IRI)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Bagheri (IRI)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Haryanto (INA)
W 1–0 		 Redor (PHI)
W 1–0 		5.0 3rd place, bronze medalist(s)
Francis Ching Men's Individual Standard VI - B1  Nguyen (VIE)
W 1–0 		 Sarmiento (PHI)
W 1–0 		 Pradhan (IND)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Suryanto (INA)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Carsidi (INA)
W 1–0 		 Wirawan (INA)
W 1–0 		 Kaung San (MYA)
L 0–1 		5.0 –
Rodolfo Sarmiento  Amandio (TLS)
W 1–0 		 Ching (PHI)
L 0–1 		 Nguyen (VIE)
L 0–1 		 Dao (VIE)
L 0–1 		 Yapa (SRI)
W 1–0 		 Than Htay (MYA)
W 1–0 		 Suryanto (INA)
L 0–1 		3.0 –
Cecilio Bilog  Ghadiri (IRI)
W 1–0 		 Wirawan (INA)
L 0–1 		 Kabyzhanov (KAZ)
L 0–1 		 Yapa (SRI)
W 1–0 		 Dao (VIE)
L 0–1 		 Nguyen (VIE)
L 0–1 		 Savio (TLS)
W 1–0 		3.0 –
Francis Ching Men's Individual Rapid VI - B1  Nguyen (VIE)
W 1–0 		 Mohammad (IRI)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Than Htay (MYA)
W 1–0 		 Carsidi (INA)
W 1–0 		 Suryanto (INA)
L 0–1 		 Kabyzhanov (KAZ)
L 0–1 		 Sarmiento (PHI)
W 1–0 		4.5 –
Rodolfo Sarmiento  Amandio (TLS)
W 1–0 		 Ghadiri (IRI)
W 1–0 		 Kabyzhanov (KAZ)
– 		 Pradhan (IND)
L 0–1 		 Myo San Aung (MYA)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Mohammad (IRI)
W 1–0 		 Ching (PHI)
L 0–1 		3.5 –
Cecilio Bilog  Ghadiri (IRI)
L 0–1 		 Amandio (TLS)
W 1–0 		 Pay (IND)
L 0–1 		 Nguyen (VIE)
W 1–0 		 Roumifard (IRI)
W 1–0 		 Kaung San (MYA)
L 0–1 		 Dao (VIE)
L 0–1 		3.0 –
Sander Severino
Jasper Rom
Henry Roger Lopez 		Men's Team Standard P1 N/A 14.0 1st place, gold medalist(s)
Sander Severino
Jasper Rom
Henry Roger Lopez 		Men's Team Rapid P1 N/A 16.0 1st place, gold medalist(s)
Minandro Redor
Israel Peligro
Arman Subaste 		Men's Team Standard VI - B2/B3 N/A 14.0 1st place, gold medalist(s)
Minandro Redor
Israel Peligro
Arman Subaste 		Men's Team Rapid VI - B2/B3 N/A 9.5 3rd place, bronze medalist(s)
Francis Ching
Rodolfo Sarmiento
Cecilio Bilog 		Men's Team Standard VI - B2/B3 N/A 11.0 –
Francis Ching
Rodolfo Sarmiento
Cecilio Bilog 		Men's Team Rapid VI - B2/B3 N/A 11.0 3rd place, bronze medalist(s)
Women
Athlete Event Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 Round 7 Final Score Rank
Cheryl Angot Women's Individual Standard P1  Kanickai (IND)
L 0–1 		 Nacita (PHI)
W 1–0 		 Raju (IND)
D 0.5–0.5 		 Doan (VIE)
L 0–1 		N/A  Simanja (INA)
L 0–1 		 Mangayayam (PHI)
W 1–0 		2.5 –
Fe Mangayayam  Tran (VIE)
L 0–1 		 Manurung (INA)
L 0–1 		N/A  Yuni (INA)
L 0–1 		 Nacita (PHI)
L 0–1 		 Raju (IND)
W 1–0 		 Angot (PHI)
L 0–1 		1.0 –
Jean-lee Nacita  Doan (VIE)
L 0–1 		 Angot (PHI)
L 0–1 		 Nguyen Thi Khieu (VIE)
L 0–1 		N/A  Mangayayam (PHI)
W 1–0 		 Yuni (INA)
L 0–1 		 Raju (IND)
W 1–0 		2.0 –
Cheryl Angot Women's Individual Rapid P1  Kanickai (IND)
L 0–1 		 Nacita (PHI)
W 1–0 		 Mangayayam (PHI)
W 1–0 		 Manurung (INA)
W 1–0 		 Doan (VIE)
L 0–1 		 Raju (IND)
L 0–1 		N/A 3.0 –
Fe Mangayayam  Tran (VIE)
L 0–1 		 Manurung (INA)
L 0–1 		 Angot (PHI)
L 0–1 		N/A  Raju (IND)
L 0–1 		 Nacita (PHI)
W 1–0 		 Simanja (INA)
L 0–1 		1.0 –
Jean-lee Nacita  Doan (VIE)
L 0–1 		 Angot (PHI)
L 0–1 		N/A  Yuni (INA)
L 0–1 		 Manurung (INA)
L 0–1 		 Mangayayam (PHI)
L 0–1 		 Raju (IND)
W 1–0 		1.0 –
Cheryl Angot
Fe Mangayayam
Jean-lee Nacita 		Women's Team Standard P1 N/A 5.5 –
Cheryl Angot
Fe Mangayayam
Jean-lee Nacita 		Women's Team Rapid P1 N/A 5.0 –

Cycling

Two cyclers was entered to conpete for the Philippines.[1]

Track

Time Trial
Athlete Event Results
Time Rank
Arthus Bucay Men's Time Trial C5 28:39.210 3rd place, bronze medalist(s)
Godfrey Taberna Men's Time Trial C4 30:38.534 4

Judo

The Philippines has entered three judokas.[1]

Athlete Event Round of 16 Quarter Final Semi Final Final Rank
Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result 		Opposition
Result
Deterson Omas Men's -60 kg Did not advance
Gener Padilla Men's -73 kg Bye  Shamey (KAZ)
L 		 Enkhtuya (MGL)
L 		Did not advance
Carlito Agustin Men's -81 kg Bye  Omid (IRI)
L 		 Tashekenov (KAZ)
L 		Did not advance

Powerlifting

Five powerlifters will compete in the games.[1]

Men
Athlete Event Result Rank
Agustin Kitan -54 kg NL 7
Romeo Tayawa -49 kg 114 7
Women
Athlete Event Result Rank
Marydol Pamatian -41kg 65 5
Achelle Guion -45kg 67 2nd place, silver medalist(s)
Adeline Dumapong-Ancheta +86 kg 107 3rd place, bronze medalist(s)

Swimming

Five swimmers were entered for the games.[1]

Table tennis

The Philippines has entered six table tennis players.[1]

  • Minnie Cadag
  • Benedicto Gaela
  • Pablo Catalan
  • Darwin Salvacion
  • Smith Billy Cartera
  • Josephine Medina

Ten pin bowling

Ten bowlers were entered for the games.[1] Kim Ian Chi won a gold in the mixed singles TPB10 event.[4]

  • Kim Ian Chi
  • Samuel Matias
  • Angelito Guloya
  • Christopher Yue
  • Francisco Ednaco
  • Jaime Manginga
  • Augusto Hernandez
  • Crisostomo Yao
  • Noel Espanol
  • Ruben San Diego

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Malanum, Jean (14 September 2018). "PH to send 57 athletes to the Asian Para Games in Indonesia next month". Philippine News Agency. Retrieved 14 September 2018.
  2. ^ a b "PHL out to improve on Asian Para Games campaign". BusinessWorld. 2 October 2018. Retrieved 2 October 2018.
  3. ^ "Philippines ends Asian Para Games bid at a much improved 11th place from 24th". BusinessWorld. 14 October 2018. Retrieved 15 October 2018.
  4. ^ "Swimmer produces PH's first gold in Asian Para Games". ABS-CBN News. 8 October 2018. Retrieved 8 October 2018.
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