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By Jonas Terrado The Philippines opened defense of its men’s ice hockey gold in style with a 15-1 thumping of Malaysia Sunday in the 30th Southeast Asian Games at the SM Mall of Asia Arena Skating Rink. Members of the Philippine ice hockey team celebrate after Sunday’s 15-1 win over Malaysia to open their SEAContinue reading “SEA Games: PH dismantles Malaysia to begin defense of ice hockey gold”

By Betheena Unite It was a double silver finish for the Philippine skating team as nationals Allison Krystle Perticheto and Christopher Caluza settled on the second place in their respective free skating categories Sunday at the SM Megamall Skating Rink. Christopher Caluza places 2nd in Figure Skating during the SEA Games at SM Megamall IceContinue reading “SEA Games: PH picks up 2 silver medals in figure skating”

By Waylon Galvez The national team formalized its claim on the silver medal following a 14-11 win against Malaysia in water polo in the 30th Southeast Asian Games Sunday night at the New Clark City Aquatic Center in Tarlac. The Philippine men’s water polo team, bannering the country’s flag, celebrates after a draw match againstContinue reading “Water polo: PH team takes silver medal”

By Agence France-Presse Costume changes, last-minute makeup touches and air kisses — dancesport made a flamboyant entrance on Sunday as the Southeast Asian Games got off to a sparkling start in the Philippines. Partners glided over the stage in 90-second routines to the tune of Justin Bieber, The Beatles and Bruno Mars (AFP Photo/WAKIL KOHSAR)Continue reading “Glitz and glamour as dancesport waltzes into SEA Games”

LOOK: Top photos of Manila Bulletin in the 30th Southeast Asian Games for Nov. 30, 2019 Featuring: Rousing opening for 30th SEA Games LET THE GAMES BEGIN — Finale performance of the 30th SEA Games opening at the Philippine Arena in Bocaue, Bulacan, November 30, 2019. (MB Photo / Rio Leonelle Deluvio / captured usingContinue reading “SEA Games: TOP PHOTOS for Nov. 30, 2019 (Opening Ceremony)”

By Nick Giongco CLARKFIELD, Pampanga— The Philippine team captured at least 10 gold, 3 silver, and 2 bronze medals for a total of 15 medals on the first day of the 30th Southeast Asian Games (SEAG) and took the top spot in medal tally followed by Vietnam with 2 golds, 6 silvers, and 2 bronzes.Continue reading “SEA Games: Wushu, triathlon, dancesport sparkle for Team PH”

By Waylon Galvez John Ceniza Fabuar missed out on a chance to win the gold medal in front of a cheering crowd, but his first Southeast Asian (SEA) Games stint still proved to be a memorable one. Fabuar captured the silver medal in the 55-kg men’s category, surpassing his personal goal of a bronze medalContinue reading “John Ceniza Fabuar wins silver medal in first SEA Games”

By Jonas Terrado LAUREL, Batangas — Arianna Dormitorio lost a chance to win gold after failing to finish the race going into the final lap in the women’s elite cross country mountain bike event of the 30th Southeast Asian Games held here. Arianna Dormitorio fighting tears after failing to finish the race. Dormitorio was favoredContinue reading “SEA Games: Mountain biker Arianna Dormitorio denied of sure gold after crash”

By Kristel Satumbaga Carlos Yulo dazzled the crowd with world-class performance to capture the individual all-around gold medal in men’s artistic gymnastics at the 30th Southeast Asian Games on Sunday. Competing before a packed crowd at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum, a stone throw away from his home in Leveriza, Yulo displayed jaw-dropping routines in six apparatus and finishedContinue reading “SEA Games: Carlos Yulo puts on a show to capture individual all-around gold”

LOOK: Top photos of Manila Bulletin in the 30th Southeast Asian Games for Nov. 29, 2019 Featuring: Young Azkals shock Malaysia to keep semifinal hopes alive  Philippines, Singapore game ends in draw Philippines’ Stephan Shrock and Malaysia’s Muhammad Syahmi Safari (20) battle for the ball in the 30th SEA Games football preliminaries at Rizal FootballContinue reading “SEA Games: TOP PHOTOS for Nov. 29, 2019”