2026 Asian Games: Updated Philippines medal tally and list of medalists, as of October 3

Alexandria Enriquez won a silver medal in the jiu-jitsu competion to add to the Philippines' haul in the 2026 Asian Games, which now stands at 29 medals as of Saturday, October 3.

The Philippines' medal haul is up to four golds, nine silvers, and 16 bronzes in the games.

The previous day, October 2, saw the country add six medals to its haul.

Taekwondo's Jeus Yape won the gold medal in the mixed individual virtual taekwondo event while Kurt Barbosa and Tachiana Mangin finished runner-up in the men's 58kg and the women's -49kg, respectively in a fruitful day for taekwondo. The jins had already previously won two other medals courtesy of Juliana Candelaria, who won silver in the women's individual poomsae, and Yape, who took bronze in the men's individual poomsae.

Also on Friday, boxer Carlo Paalam secured a silver while bronze medals were won by Kaila Napolis in jiu-jitsu and the Alas Pilipinas beach volleyball women's team composed of Khylem Progella and Sofiah Pagara.

The Philippines' medal tally is led by two-time Olympic champion Carlos Yulo, who won two gold medals for the Philippines in artistic gymnastics, one in the floor exercise and one in the vault event. A fellow Olympian, EJ Obiena, also won gold in the pole vault competition, setting an Asian Games record in the process.

Silver medals were won by MMA fighter Jean Claude Saclag, the Gilas Pilipinas Women 3x3 basketball team, the women's double sepak takraw team, and archer Amaya Amparo Cojuangco.

The Philippines secured two bronze medals from athletics, courtesy of John Cabang Tolentino in the men's 110m hurdles and Victoria Bossong in the women's 800m. They also have two bronzes from Esports, scoring medals in the Pokemon UNITE and Honor of Kings events, and two from karate — one from the women's kata team and one from Marie June Adriano in the individual kumite.

Tennis ace Alexandra Eala joined the bronze medalists after winning a medal in the women's singles event. Other individual medalists include gymnast Eldrew Yulo, weightlifter Albert Ian Delos Santos, MMA fighter Carlos Avarez and surfer Jayuard Alciso.

Teams the won bronze medals include the soft tennis women's team and the sepak takraw men's regu team.

Check out the list of medalists:

Gold medals

• Artistic Gymnastics: Carlos Yulo (Men's floor exercise)
• Artistic Gymnastics: Carlos Yulo (Men's vault)
• Athletics: EJ Obiena (Men's pole vault)
• Taekwondo: Jeus Gabriel Derick Yap (Mixed individual virtual taekwondo)

Silver medals

• MMA: Jean Claude Saclag (Men's traditional -65kg)
• 3x3 Basketball: Gilas Pilipinas Women (Kacey Dela Rosa, Amyah Espanol, Kennan Ka, Maria Pasilang)
• Sepak takraw: Philippine women's team double
• Archery: Amaya Amparo Cojuangco (Compound women's individual)
• Taekwondo: Juliana Mykhail Candelaria (Women's individual poomsae)
• Boxing: Carlo Paalam (Men's 55kg)
• Taekwondo: Tachiana Mangin (Women's -49kg)
• Taekwondo: Kurt Barbosa (Men's -58kg)
• Jiu-jitsu: Alexandria Enriquez (Women's -63kg)

Bronze medals

• Soft tennis: Philippine women’s team (Princess Catindig, Bien Zoleta, Christy Sanosa, Shyryn Salazar, Hilary Paas)
• MMA: Carlos Alvarez (Men’s traditional -77kg)
• Karate: Samantha Veguillas, Ysabielle Arrogante, and Rebecca Torres (Women's team kata)
• Karate: Marie June Adriano (Women's individual kumite -50kg)
• Artistic Gymnastics: Eldrew Yulo (Men's horizontal bar)
• Weightlifting: Albert Ian Delos Santos (Men's 70kg)
• Esports: SIBOL (Pokemon UNITE)
• Athletics: John Cabang Tolentino (Men's 110m hurdles)
• Esports: SIBOL (Honor of Kings)
• Sepak takraw: Philippine men's team regu
• Surfing: Jayuard Alciso (Men's shortboard)
• Athletics: Victoria Bossong (Women's 800m)
• Tennis: Alexandra Eala (Women's singles)
• Taekwondo: Jeus Gabriel Derick Yape (Men's individual poomsae)
• Beach Volleyball: Khylem Progella and Sofiah Pagara (Women's)
• Jiu-jitsu: Kaila Napolis (Women's -52kg)

—JMB, GMA News