So far, the Philippine team has been training locally. It has made plans for national athletes for the 3 remaining months before the 2009 Southeast Asian Games which is to be held in Vientiane, Laos. According to news, the Philippine national team lack funding form the government yet still hopes to achieve a good training program for its athletes. Harry Angping, the PSC Chairman, wants to send the country's athletes to China, world sports' superpower, to have an intensive training which can greatly boost the skills of the athletes especially in the sports of volleyball, diving, shooting, cycling and weightlifting.
The country is looking after its gold and silver medallists at the latest SEAG which was held last 2007 although some of them have already retired.
The country is said to have a powerhouse team in the sport of billiards and snooker which is composed of former and current world champions such as Efren Bata Reyes, Ronato Alcano, Alex Pagulayan and Rubilen Amit. The country is expecting to get a perfect 10 gold medal in the said sport because of its great athletes. Another powerhouse team in Philippine national team is swimming. It has been said that the swimming team is almost composed of its Olympian tankers like Miguel Molina, Ryan Arabejo, James Walsh, Daniel Coakley, Christel Simms and Erica Totten.
ExpectationsEdit
The country hopes to rebound from its worst finish in SEAG last 2 years. The country placed sixth over-all with 42 golds, 91 silvers and 96 bronzes. The country is hoping to regain the over-all championship from Thailand even though it will really have a tough way. The country is still unsure of how many gold medals can the athletes garner since the number of athletes joining the international competition is still undetermined although some of the athletes such as Nathaniel Padilla, Shiela Mae Perez, Hidilyn Diaz, Rexel Ryan Fabriga, Willy Wang and Miguel Molina.
The country will send its one of the lowest number of delegates which is 153 and officials which is 47 although this is not a final count according to POC.[2] Although the number of athletes and officials to be sent in this SEAG edition is just 1/3 of the number of delegates sent in the 2007 SEAG, it is known that the Philippine team is still a powerhouse team because all of the included athletes in the list are gold and silver medalists in the 2007 SEAG and 2008 Beijing Olympians. The PSC promised to boost the earnings of the athletes who will get gold medals for the country at the upcoming SEAG.[3] |}
Philippine NSA's still have leadership quarrels which greatly affect the training of its athletes even though there are only barely three months left before the national competition happens.
Lack of government funding is also another factor why Philippine athletes have not yet been sent to other countries such as China to have an intensive training program.
The country is focusing more on subjective sports such as boxing, judo, taekwondo, diving and karatedo than objective sports such as athletics, shooting, swimming, weightlifting, lawn tennis, table tennis and badminton which are really rich in medals. The country's athletes in the said subjective sports can easily be cheated since those sports are scored by judges.
ReferencesEdit
^Nakpil, Danielle (25 November 2019). "Throwback SEA Games: Former Philippine flag bearers". CNN Philippines. Retrieved 25 November 2019.
^"POC holds separate sendoff rites to SEA Games-bound athletes today". Philboxing.com. 2009-12-03. Retrieved 2009-12-18.
^"POC exec says 50-gold target in SEA Games achievable". GMA News. 2009-11-29. Retrieved 2009-12-18.
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This article possibly contains original research Please improve it by verifying the claims made and adding inline citations Statements consisting only of original research should be removed December 2010 Learn how and when to remove this template message The Philippines participated at the 25th Southeast Asian Games held in Vientiane Laos from 9 to 18 December 2009 Philippines at the2009 Southeast Asian GamesIOC codePHINOCPhilippine Olympic CommitteeWebsitewww wbr olympic wbr ph in English in VientianeFlag bearerAnnie Albania 1 Boxing MedalsRanked 5thGold 38 Silver 35 Bronze 50 Total 123Southeast Asian Games appearances overview 197719791981198319851987198919911993199519971999200120032005200720092011201320152017201920212023 Contents 1 Preparations 2 Expectations 3 Medalists 3 1 Gold 3 2 Silver 3 3 Bronze 4 Medal summary 4 1 By sports 5 Issues 6 ReferencesPreparations EditSo far the Philippine team has been training locally It has made plans for national athletes for the 3 remaining months before the 2009 Southeast Asian Games which is to be held in Vientiane Laos According to news the Philippine national team lack funding form the government yet still hopes to achieve a good training program for its athletes Harry Angping the PSC Chairman wants to send the country s athletes to China world sports superpower to have an intensive training which can greatly boost the skills of the athletes especially in the sports of volleyball diving shooting cycling and weightlifting The country is looking after its gold and silver medallists at the latest SEAG which was held last 2007 although some of them have already retired The country is said to have a powerhouse team in the sport of billiards and snooker which is composed of former and current world champions such as Efren Bata Reyes Ronato Alcano Alex Pagulayan and Rubilen Amit The country is expecting to get a perfect 10 gold medal in the said sport because of its great athletes Another powerhouse team in Philippine national team is swimming It has been said that the swimming team is almost composed of its Olympian tankers like Miguel Molina Ryan Arabejo James Walsh Daniel Coakley Christel Simms and Erica Totten Expectations EditThe country hopes to rebound from its worst finish in SEAG last 2 years The country placed sixth over all with 42 golds 91 silvers and 96 bronzes The country is hoping to regain the over all championship from Thailand even though it will really have a tough way The country is still unsure of how many gold medals can the athletes garner since the number of athletes joining the international competition is still undetermined although some of the athletes such as Nathaniel Padilla Shiela Mae Perez Hidilyn Diaz Rexel Ryan Fabriga Willy Wang and Miguel Molina The country will send its one of the lowest number of delegates which is 153 and officials which is 47 although this is not a final count according to POC 2 Although the number of athletes and officials to be sent in this SEAG edition is just 1 3 of the number of delegates sent in the 2007 SEAG it is known that the Philippine team is still a powerhouse team because all of the included athletes in the list are gold and silver medalists in the 2007 SEAG and 2008 Beijing Olympians The PSC promised to boost the earnings of the athletes who will get gold medals for the country at the upcoming SEAG 3 Medalists EditGold Edit No Medal Name Sport Event1 nbsp Gold Jennifer Dy Chan nbsp Archery Women s individual compound2 nbsp Gold Rene Herrera nbsp Athletics Men s 3000m Steeplechase3 nbsp Gold Eduardo Buenavista nbsp Athletics Men s Marathon4 nbsp Gold Arniel Ferrera nbsp Athletics Men s hammer throw5 nbsp Gold Danilo Fresnido nbsp Athletics Men s javelin throw6 nbsp Gold Jho An Banayag nbsp Athletics Women s Marathon7 nbsp Gold Marestella Torres nbsp Athletics Women s long jump8 nbsp Gold Rosie Villarito nbsp Athletics Women s javelin throw9 nbsp Gold Ronato Alcano nbsp Billiards Men s 8 ball Pool Singles10 nbsp Gold Rubilen Amit nbsp Billiards Women s 8 ball Pool Singles11 nbsp Gold Rubilen Amit nbsp Billiards Women s 9 ball Pool Singles12 nbsp Gold Vicera Bill nbsp Boxing Men s Pinweight 45kg13 nbsp Gold Charly Suarez nbsp Boxing Men s Featherweight 57kg14 nbsp Gold Josie Gabuco nbsp Boxing Women s Pinweight 46kg15 nbsp Gold Alice Aparri nbsp Boxing Women s light flyweight 48kg16 nbsp Gold Albania Annie nbsp Boxing Women s Flyweight 51kg17 nbsp Gold Chihiro Ikeda nbsp Golf Women s individual18 nbsp Gold Chihiro IkedaMia PiccioDottie Ardina nbsp Golf Women s team19 nbsp Gold John Baylon nbsp Judo Men s 73 81kg20 nbsp Gold Nancy Quillotes nbsp Judo Women s 40 45kg21 nbsp Gold Marna Pabillore nbsp Karate Women s kumite 55kg22 nbsp Gold Zaidi Laruan nbsp Muay Lao Men s Lightweight 60kg23 nbsp Gold Nathaniel Padilla nbsp Shooting Men s 25m Rapid Fire Pistol24 nbsp Gold Daniel Coakley nbsp Swimming Men s 50m freestyle25 nbsp Gold Ryan Arabejo nbsp Swimming Men s 1500m freestyle26 nbsp Gold Miguel Molina nbsp Swimming Men s 200m individual medley27 nbsp Gold Miguel Molina nbsp Swimming Men s 400m individual medley28 nbsp Gold Tshomlee Go nbsp Taekwondo Men s 68kg29 nbsp Gold Alexander Briones nbsp Taekwondo Men s 87kg30 nbsp Gold Mary Antoinette Rivero nbsp Taekwondo Women s 67kg31 nbsp Gold Janice LagmanCamille AlarillaRani Ann Ortega nbsp Taekwondo Women s team poomsae32 nbsp Gold Cecil MamiitTreat Conrad HueyJohnny ArcillaPatrick Tierro nbsp Tennis Men s team33 nbsp Gold Cecil Mamiit nbsp Tennis Men s singles34 nbsp Gold Jimmy Angana nbsp Wrestling Men s freestyle 60 66kg35 nbsp Gold Jason Balabal nbsp Wrestling Men s freestyle 74 84kg36 nbsp Gold Margarito Angana nbsp Wrestling Men s Greco Roman 55kg37 nbsp Gold Mark Eddiva nbsp Wushu Men s Sanshou 65kg38 nbsp Gold Marianne Mariano nbsp Wushu Women s Sanshou 60kgSilver Edit No Medal Name Sport Event1 nbsp Silver Jobert Delicano nbsp Athletics Men s long jump2 nbsp Silver Mercedita Fetalvero nbsp Athletics Women s 10000m3 nbsp Silver Narcisa Atienza nbsp Athletics Women s Heptathlon4 nbsp Silver Gandy Valle nbsp Billiards Men s 8 ball Pool Singles5 nbsp Silver Harry Tanamor nbsp Boxing Men s light flyweight 48kg6 nbsp Silver Nino Caro nbsp Diving Men s 3m springboard7 nbsp Silver Nino CaroZardo Domenios nbsp Diving Men s 10m Synchronized Springboard8 nbsp Silver Jaime AsokRyan Fabriga nbsp Diving Men s 10m Synchronized Platform9 nbsp Silver Sheila Mae Perez nbsp Diving Women s 3m springboard10 nbsp Silver Ruth Dugaduga nbsp Judo Women s 70 78kg11 nbsp Silver Rolando Lagman nbsp Karate Men s kumite 75kg12 nbsp Silver Lutche Metante nbsp Karate Women s kumite 68kg13 nbsp Silver Roland Claro nbsp Muay Lao Men s light flyweight 48kg14 nbsp Silver Romnick Pabalate nbsp Muay Lao Men s Flyweight 51kg15 nbsp Silver Jonathan Polosan nbsp Muay Lao Men s Light Welterweight 63 5kg16 nbsp Silver Nur Habir Isnani nbsp Pencak silat Men s tarung Class I 85 90kg17 nbsp Silver Charles Walker nbsp Swimming Men s 100m freestyle18 nbsp Silver Miguel Molina nbsp Swimming Men s 200m Freestlye19 nbsp Silver Ryan Arabejo nbsp Swimming Men s 400m Freestlye20 nbsp Silver Ryan Arabejo nbsp Swimming Men s 200m backstroke21 nbsp Silver Miguel MolinaCharles WalkerDaniel CoakleyKendrick Uy nbsp Swimming Men s 4x100m freestyle relay22 nbsp Silver Miguel MolinaCharles WalkerJessie LacunaRyan Arabejo nbsp Swimming Men s 4x200m freestyle relay23 nbsp Silver John Paul Lizardo nbsp Taekwondo Men s 54kg24 nbsp Silver Marlon Avenido nbsp Taekwondo Men s 80kg25 nbsp Silver Kathleen Alora nbsp Taekwondo Women s 53kg26 nbsp Silver Kirstie Alora nbsp Taekwondo Women s 73kg27 nbsp Silver Treat Conrad HueyJohnny ArcillaPatrick Tierro nbsp Tennis Men s singles28 nbsp Silver Cecil MamiitTreat Conrad Huey nbsp Tennis Men s doubles29 nbsp Silver Riza ZalamedaDenise Dy nbsp Tennis Women s doubles30 nbsp Silver Philippines nbsp Water Polo Men s team31 nbsp Silver Joselito Padilla nbsp Weightlifting Men s 94kg32 nbsp Silver Paulo delos Santos nbsp Wrestling Men s freestyle 50kg33 nbsp Silver Michael Baletin nbsp Wrestling Men s Greco Roman 74kg34 nbsp Silver Benjie Rivera nbsp Wushu Men s Sanshou 56kg35 nbsp Silver Mary Jane Estimar nbsp Wushu Women s Sanshou 52kgBronze Edit No Medal Name Sport Event1 nbsp Bronze Earl Benjamin Yap nbsp Archery Men s individual compound2 nbsp Bronze Julius Sermona nbsp Athletics Men s 5000m3 nbsp Bronze Henry Dagmil nbsp Athletics Men s long jump4 nbsp Bronze Joebert Delicano nbsp Athletics Men s triple jump5 nbsp Bronze Mercedita Fetalvero nbsp Athletics Women s 5000m6 nbsp Bronze Dennis Orcollo nbsp Billiards Men s 9 ball Pool Singles7 nbsp Bronze Iris Ranola nbsp Billiards Women s 9 ball Pool Singles8 nbsp Bronze Saludar Rey nbsp Boxing Men s Flyweight 51kg9 nbsp Bronze Joegin Landon nbsp Boxing Men s Light Welterweight 64kg10 nbsp Bronze Mitchel Matinez nbsp Boxing Women s Featherweight 57kg11 nbsp Bronze Ryan Fabriga nbsp Diving Men s 10m platform12 nbsp Bronze Mhark FernandoAntonio Asistio IIJhonnel AbabaJude Estaquio nbsp Golf Men s team13 nbsp Bronze Gilbert Ramirez nbsp Judo Men s 66 73kg14 nbsp Bronze Ric Senales nbsp Judo Men s 81 90kg15 nbsp Bronze Helen Dawa nbsp Judo Women s 45 48kg16 nbsp Bronze Karen Ann Solomon nbsp Judo Women s 63 70kg17 nbsp Bronze Noel Espinosa nbsp Karate Men s individual Kata18 nbsp Bronze Ace Pediongo Eso nbsp Karate Men s kumite 55kg19 nbsp Bronze Philippines nbsp Karate Men s team kumite20 nbsp Bronze Harold Gregorio nbsp Muay Lao Men s welterweight 67kg21 nbsp Bronze May Libao nbsp Muay Lao Women s Pinweight 45kg22 nbsp Bronze Maricel Subang nbsp Muay Lao Women s light flyweight 48kg23 nbsp Bronze Preciosa Ocaya nbsp Muay Lao Women s Flyweight 51kg24 nbsp Bronze Ana Marie Rey nbsp Muay Lao Women s Bantamweight 54kg25 nbsp Bronze Marniel Dimia nbsp Pencak silat Men s tarung Class F 70 75kg26 nbsp Bronze Aristide SamiaArinulfo MasumbolMary Grace Munar nbsp Petanque Triples 1 Woman amp 2 Men 27 nbsp Bronze Metodio Suico Jr Quirante MarbieGene Mark Saavedra nbsp Sepak Takraw Men s regu28 nbsp Bronze Metodio Suico Jr Junmar AletaGene Mark Saavedra nbsp Sepak Takraw Men s doubles29 nbsp Bronze Metodio Suico Jr Danilo AlipanJoel CarbonillaHarrison CastanaresJerome VendionlaHector Memarion nbsp Sepak Takraw Men s Hoop30 nbsp Bronze Deseree AutorIrene ApdonGelyn EvoraSara Jean CatainRhea Padrigo nbsp Sepak Takraw Women s Hoop31 nbsp Bronze Miguel MolinaCharles WalkerJessie LacunaJames Walsh nbsp Swimming Men s 4x100m medley relay32 nbsp Bronze Richard Gonzales nbsp Table tennis Men s singles33 nbsp Bronze Jeffrey Figueroa nbsp Taekwondo Men s 60kg34 nbsp Bronze Jyra Lizardo nbsp Taekwondo Women s 49kg35 nbsp Bronze Jean Pierre SabidoRani Ann Ortega nbsp Taekwondo Mixed Pair Poomsae36 nbsp Bronze Anthony Ray CastilloBrian Alan SabidoJean Pierre Sabido nbsp Taekwondo Men s team poomsae37 nbsp Bronze Riza ZalamedaDenise DyMarichris Gentz nbsp Tennis Women s team38 nbsp Bronze Denise Dy nbsp Tennis Women s singles39 nbsp Bronze Riza Zalameda nbsp Tennis Women s singles40 nbsp Bronze Denise DyCecil Mamiit nbsp Tennis Mixed doubles41 nbsp Bronze Riza ZalamedaTreat Conrad Huey nbsp Tennis Mixed doubles42 nbsp Bronze Renante Briones nbsp Weightlifting Men s 94kg43 nbsp Bronze Jerry Angana nbsp Wrestling Men s freestyle 50 55kg44 nbsp Bronze Roque Mana ay nbsp Wrestling Men s freestyle 55 60kg45 nbsp Bronze Melchor Tumasis nbsp Wrestling Men s Greco Roman 60kg46 nbsp Bronze Maribel Jambora nbsp Wrestling Women s 45kg47 nbsp Bronze Daniel Parantac nbsp Wushu Men s taolu Taijiquan Taijijian48 nbsp Bronze Jessie Aligaga nbsp Wushu Men s Sanshou 48kg49 nbsp Bronze Denver Labador nbsp Wushu Men s Sanshou 60kg50 nbsp Bronze Rhea May Rifani nbsp Wushu Women s Sanshou 48kgMedal summary EditBy sports Edit RankSportGoldSilverBronzeTotal1Athletics734142Boxing51393Swimming461114Taekwondo444125Wrestling32496Billiards31267Tennis235108Wushu22489Judo214710Golf201311Muay Thai135912Karate123613Archery101214Shooting100115Diving041516Pencak Silat0112Weightlifting011218Water Polo010119Sepak Takraw004420Petanque0011Table Tennis0011Totals 21 entries 383550123Issues EditPhilippine NSA s still have leadership quarrels which greatly affect the training of its athletes even though there are only barely three months left before the national competition happens Lack of government funding is also another factor why Philippine athletes have not yet been sent to other countries such as China to have an intensive training program The country is focusing more on subjective sports such as boxing judo taekwondo diving and karatedo than objective sports such as athletics shooting swimming weightlifting lawn tennis table tennis and badminton which are really rich in medals The country s athletes in the said subjective sports can easily be cheated since those sports are scored by judges References Edit Nakpil Danielle 25 November 2019 Throwback SEA Games Former Philippine flag bearers CNN Philippines Retrieved 25 November 2019 POC holds separate sendoff rites to SEA Games bound athletes today Philboxing com 2009 12 03 Retrieved 2009 12 18 POC exec says 50 gold target in SEA Games achievable GMA News 2009 11 29 Retrieved 2009 12 18 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Philippines at the 2009 SEA Games amp oldid 1167981106, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
