Philippines at the 2025 SEA Games


The Philippines participated at the 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games from 9 to 20 December 2025 in Bangkok and Chonburi in Thailand.
The Philippine delegation finished in 6th place with a final count of 50 gold, 73 silver and 154 bronze medals.

Background

The delegation consists of around 1,168 athletes who will be competing in 50 sports. It is projected to be the largest ever Philippine delegation. The Philippines had 1,115 athletes in 56 sports when it hosted the SEA Games in 2019.
Tennis player Alexandra Eala and volleyball player Bryan Bagunas are designated as flag bearers for the opening ceremony. Members of the delegation will wear Avel Bacudio's Laro ng Lahi collection for the opening ceremony.
Boxer Eumir Marcial was the flagbearer in the closing ceremony.

Competitors

The following is the list of the number of competitors participating at the Games per sport/discipline.
SportMenWomenTotal
Air sports538
Archery8715
Athletics362561
Badminton8816
Baseball24024
Basketball161632
Beach volleyball448
Billiards and snooker303
Bowling448
Boxing7613
Canoeing201333
Chess6612
Cricket161632
Cycling191029
Dragon boat141327
Diving022
Equestrian123
Esports11617
Fencing111223
Figure skating224
Floorball202040
Flying disc111122
Football232346
Futsal01414
Golf437
Gymnastics81321
Handball181735
Ice hockey212344
Indoor hockey131427
Jet skiing617
Judo9615
Ju-jitsu202444
Karate11819
Kickboxing448
Mixed martial arts246
Modern pentathlon6612
Muaythai9514
Netball01212
Open water swimming224
Pencak silat12315
Pétanque111122
Polo707
Rowing9514
Rugby sevens131326
Sailing17623
Sepak takraw151227
Shooting251843
Short-track speed skating448
Skateboarding336
Softball161632
Sport climbing6511
Squash426
Swimming3811
Table tennis5510
Taekwondo12820
Tennis5510
Teqball437
Triathlon8513
Volleyball141428
Water polo141428
Water skiing and wakeboarding7512
Weightlifting459
Wrestling8311
Wushu9312
Total6235301,180

Medalists

Medalists are entitled to incentive from the government through the Philippine Sports Commission per R.A. 10699.

Air Sports (demonstration)

AthleteEventRound 1Round 2TotalRank
Junrey CambalMen's Individual Paragliding1026366
Jokohsuprianto Nasir VillanuevaMen's Individual Paragliding15736251911
Kelvin LiyangnaMen's Individual Paragliding25952077912
Dominique Loraine Mikaela LucasiWomen's Individual Paragliding5141114162810
Sherlyne PugongWomen's Individual Paragliding6691269193811
Arlyne PugongWomen's Individual Paragliding8001384218412

Archery

;Recurve
;Compound

Athletics

Men's

;Track and road events
;Field events
AthleteEvent100mLJSPHJ400 m110m HDTPVJV1500mTotalRank
Hokett Delos SantosDecathlon791
11.32
639
6.24
565
11.32
610
1.78
841
49.44
848
15.01
554
34.54
849
4.80
615
51.77
605
4:52.22
6917 pts
Janry UbasDecathlon863
10.99
977
7.67
519
10.55
740
1.93
672
53.23
791
15.49
506
32.11
617
4.00
547
47.16
341
5:42.31
6573 pts4

Women's

;Track and road events
;Field events
AthleteEvent100m HHJSP200 mLJJT800mTotalRank
Sarah DequinanHeptathlon888
14.65
855
1.70
568
10.59
800
25.97
768
5.73
741
43.84
581
2:39.33
5,201 pts

Badminton

Men's

Team

;Quarterfinals

Women's

Team

;Quarterfinals

Baseball

The Philippines is expected to send a delegation.

Basketball

The Philippines sent men's and women's 3x3 and 5x5 basketball teams. The men's and women's 3x3 failed to make a podium finish.
;Summary

3x3 basketball

Men's tournament

;Preliminary Rounds – Group B

Women's tournament

;Preliminary Rounds – Group A

5x5 basketball

Men's tournament

;Preliminary Rounds – Group A

Women's tournament

;Preliminary Rounds – Group B

Boxing

The Philippines sent 13 boxers to the competition. Olympic silver medalist Carlo Paalam missed the deadline to compete due to a flu.

Diving

Fencing

Football

The Philippines competed in both men's and women's football.
;Summary

Men's tournament

;Team roster
;Group play
;Semi-finals
;Bronze medal match

Women's tournament

;Team roster
;Group play
;Knockout stage
;Gold medal match

Futsal

The Philippines will compete in women's futsal.
;Summary

Gymnastics

The Philippines are expected to compete in gymnastics. A notable absence was Olympic double gold medallist Carlos Yulo, who withdrew after the organizers ruled that an athlete can only compete in one apparatus.

Artistic

;Men's
;Women's

Handball

The Philippines will send a men's and women's indoor handball national teams composed of players from beach handball.

Hockey5s

Men's

;Preliminaries
;Semifinals

Women's

;Preliminaries
;Semifinals

Judo

;Combat

Jujitsu

Fighting

;Ne-waza

Muaythai

Combat

;Waikru

Netball

;Preliminary round
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Polo

The Philippines will send a 7-man polo team to compete in the men's 2–4 goals.

Short-track speed skating

Swimming

The Philippines will send 11 swimmers into the SEA Games competition after they qualified thru the national tryouts by the Philippine Aquatics from 22 to 24 August.

Taekwondo

Poomsae

;Freestyle
AthleteEventScoreRank
Justin Kobe MacarioMen's individual8.200
Juvenile Faye Crisostomo
Justin Kobe Macario
Janna Dominique Oliva
Darius Venerable
Jeus Gabriel Derick Yape
Mixed team7.580

;Recognized

Kyorugi

;Men's
;Women's

Volleyball

The Philippines will compete in men's and women's indoor volleyball.

Indoor volleyball

Men's

;Preliminary Rounds – Group B

Women's

;Preliminary Rounds – Group A

Weightlifting

The Philippines sent nine weightlifters in the competition.
;Men's
;Women's