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Pencak silat at the 2007 SEA Games

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Pencak Silat at the 2007 Southeast Asian Games was held in the Sung Noen Municipality Hall, Sung Noen, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand.

Medal winners

Category Gold Silver Bronze
Men's
50 kg.
Dian Kristanto
( Indonesia)
Niphon Jantaro
( Thailand)
Htein Lin
( Myanmar)

Julomar Abdulhakim
( Philippines)

Men's
55 kg.
Tran Van Toan
( Vietnam)
Supiantoro M. Andi
( Indonesia)
Tin Oo
( Myanmar)
Nanthachai Khansakorn
( Thailand)
Men's
60 kg.
Prasit Wariam
( Thailand)
Thein Soe
( Myanmar)
Olane Sihalath
( Laos)
Suhud Indratno
( Indonesia)
Men's
65 kg.
Chaiwat Nimma
( Thailand)
Le Ngoc Tan
( Vietnam)
Pujo Janoko
( Indonesia)
Jailudin Ahmad Shahril
( Malaysia)
Men's
70 kg.
Abdulloh Mahlee
( Thailand)
Nguyen Duy Chien
( Vietnam)
Ramdhani Rahmat Fitroh
( Indonesia)

Min Swe
( Myanmar)

Men's
75 kg.
Muhamed Ramli Mohamed N. Rafili
( Singapore)
Dinh Cong Son
( Vietnam)
Prajaksin Kaenjanbai
( Thailand)

Mulyono Mulyono
( Indonesia)

Men's
80 kg.
Rony Syaifullah
( Indonesia)
Vu The Hoang
( Vietnam)
Saksit Kaewphet
( Thailand)

Abdulleh Faizal
( Malaysia)

Women's
Tunggal
Tuti Winarni
( Indonesia)
Haji Raya Norleyermay
( Brunei)
Aangkana Aunkasiwet
( Thailand)
Women's
50 kg.
Pengky Simbar
( Indonesia)
Haji Adnan Rina Jordana
( Malaysia)
Amran Nur As'ashikeen
( Singapore)

Ngoc Anh
( Vietnam)

Women's
55 kg.
Thi Thu Hong
( Vietnam)
Rosmayani Rosmayani
( Indonesia)
Indonesia
Wan Abdulrajak Wan N.
( Malaysia)
Emraida Asmad
( Philippines)
Women's
60 kg.
Jutarat Noytapa
( Thailand)
Nerlyn Huinda
( Philippines)
Mohamad Malini
( Malaysia)
Women's
65 kg.
Supartini Ni Nyoman
( Indonesia)
Nguyen Thi Phuong Thuy
( Vietnam)
Monruthai Bangsalad
( Thailand)
Emy Lajip
( Malaysia)
Women's
Over 65 kg.
Le Thi Hang Ngoan
( Vietnam)
Puspa Endah Fitriani
( Indonesia)
Masyura Sapuan
( Malaysia)

Ratanaporn Promduang
( Thailand)

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