Agatha Wong continues reign in SEA Games wushu; judo team wraps campaign with mixed team gold

Agatha Wong continued her Southeast Asian Games dominance by winning her sixth gold medal at the 2025 edition of the biennial meet on Sunday in Thailand.

Wong ruled the taijiquan–taijijian event, adding another gold to her collection after previous victories in 2017 (taijiquan), 2019 (taijijian and taijiquan), 2021 (taijijian), and 2023 (taijijian–taijiquan). She also owns silver medals from taijijian in 2017 and taijiquan in 2021.

Meanwhile, the Philippine judo team capped its campaign with another gold following Chino Sy-Tancotian’s medal on Saturday, as the Mixed Team clinched the top podium finish in its event. The judo squad ended the tournament with a total of two golds, three silvers, and two bronzes.

Other medalists for Sunday include:

Silver medalists:

• Anton Ignacio (jetski mixed runabout 1100 stock)
• Michael Angelo Fernandez (men’s shooting pistol 10m air)
• Felix Pontino, Jr. (jetski mixed ski 1500 stock)
• Albert Ian delos Santos (men’s weightlifting 71kg)
• Kayla Sanchez, Heather White, Chloe Isleta, Xiandi Chua (women’s 4x200m freestyle relay)
• Kayla Sanchez (women’s 50m freestyle)
• Arlan Arbois Jr. (men’s athletics - marathon)
• Artjoy Torregosa (women’s athletics - marathon)

Bronze medalists:

• Joseph Javiniar, Ronald Oranza, Nash Joshua Lim, Joshua Pascual (men’s road cycling team time trial)
• Angelou Joyce Laude, Emy Rose Dael, Sendrina Andrea Balatbat, Rose Jean Fadol, Kheith Rhynne Cruz (women’s team table tennis)
• Philippine Fighting Mixed Team (jiujitsu duo classic - mixed team)
• Francis Casey Alcantara, Arthur Craig Pantino, Eric Olivarez, Jr. AJ Lim, Ruben Gonzales, Jr. (men’s team tennis)
• Stefi Marithe Aludo, Alexa Joy Milliam, Alex Eala, Tennielle Madis, Shaira Hope Rivera (women’s team tennis)
• Felix Pontino, Jr. (extreme jetski mixed ski GP)
• Heather White (women’s swimming - 50m freestyle)
• Angelo Inigo Ventus (extreme jetski mixed roundabout limited)
• Sofielle Prajati Dela Cruz (women’s extreme sports climbing bouldering)
• Logan Noguci (men’s swimming 50m freestyle)
• Richard Salaño (men’s marathon)
• Men’s Rugby Team (men’s team)

Earlier, Gilas Pilipinas opened its campaign with an 83–58 win over Malaysia, while its women’s counterpart barged into the semifinals with a 92–59 victory against Singapore.

Meanwhile, Hidilyn Diaz missed out on a podium finish in her return to the SEA Games stage, placing fourth in the women’s 58-kilogram division.

—JKC, GMA Integrated News