Philippines at the
1997 Southeast Asian Games
IOC codePHI
NOCPhilippine Olympic Committee
Websitewww.olympic.ph (in English)
in Jakarta
Competitors490 in 36 sports
Flag bearerPaeng Nepomuceno
Medals
Ranked 4th
Gold
43
Silver
57
Bronze
109
Total
209
Southeast Asian Games appearances (overview)

The Philippines participated at the 19th Southeast Asian Games held in Jakarta, Indonesia from 11–19 October 1997.

SEA Games performance

The Philippines slipped from third place to fourth slot. Philippine officials had earlier predicted a third-place finish before the Games. The Philippines sent an 800-member delegation, the country's biggest SEA Games contingent ever. The Philippines surpassed their 33-gold mark in 1995 with a harvest of 43 golds, with 56 silvers and 108 bronzes.[1]

Young gymnast Pia Adele Reyes was the only three-gold medal winner, winning individual titles in floor exercise and balance beam besides sharing the artistic team gold. She also bagged silver honors.

Elma Muros-Posadas ruled the heptathlon in a new SEA Games mark of 5,269 points. She captured her unprecedented seventh long jump title by clearing 6.45 meters. Swimmer Ryan Papa was the next best individual performer, winning two golds and three silvers.

The games that won golds for the country were Wushu, Fencing, Taekwondo, Golf and Archery. As expected, the Philippines won the gold in men's basketball.

Medalists

Gold

No. Medal Name Sport Event
1  GoldPhilippines ArcheryMen's team recurve
2  GoldPhilippines ArcheryWomen's team recurve
3  GoldElma Muros-Posadas AthleticsWomen's Heptathlon
4  GoldPhilippines BasketballMen's team
5  GoldVictor Arpilleda BilliardsMen's 15-Ball Rotation
6  GoldRichard de Guzman Fencing-
7  GoldPia Adele Reyes Gymnastics-
8  GoldJohn Baylon JudoMen's 76kg
9  GoldCarolino Gonzales ShootingMen's 50m Free Pistol
10  GoldRaymond Papa SwimmingMen's 100m backstroke
11  GoldRaymond Papa SwimmingMen's 200m backstroke
12  GoldRoberto Cruz TaekwondoMen's Pinweight
13  GoldAlesandro Lubiano TaekwondoMen's Middleweight
14  GoldAlvin Taraya TaekwondoMen's welterweight
15  GoldNelia Sy TaekwondoWomen's Lightweight
16  GoldMelchor Tumasis WrestlingMen's 58kg
17  GoldBobby Co WushuMen's taijiquan
18  GoldStephanie Lim Wushu-
19  GoldAlfonso Que Wushu-

Silver

No. Medal Name Sport Event
1  SilverRaymond Papa SwimmingMen's 50m freestyle
2  SilverRaymond Papa SwimmingMen's 100m freestyle
3  SilverRaymond Papa SwimmingMen's 200m freestyle
4  SilverKathy Echiverri SwimmingWomen's 100m breaststroke
5  SilverJoseph Lizardo TennisMen's singles

Bronze

No. Medal Name Sport Event
1  BronzeChristian Cubilla ArcheryMen's individual recurve
2  BronzeAmparo Lim
Kennie Asuncion		 BadmintonWomen's doubles
3  BronzeKathy Echiverri SwimmingWomen's 50m freestyle
4  BronzeKathy Echiverri SwimmingWomen's 100m backstroke
5  BronzeRobert Angelo
Bryan Juinio
Joseph Lizardo
Michael John Misa		 TennisMen's team
6  BronzeJennifer Saret
Pamela Floro
Maricris Fernandez
Marisue Jacutin		 TennisWomen's team
7  BronzePhilippines Water PoloMen's team
8  BronzeRamon Solis WeightliftingMen's Weightlifting

Multiple

Name Sport 1st place, gold medalist(s) 2nd place, silver medalist(s) 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Total
Raymond PapaSwimming2305
Kathy EchiverriSwimming0123
Joseph LizardoTennis0112

Medal summary

By sports

SportGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Taekwondo65112
Fencing46313
Wushu4217
Athletics34310
Golf3003
Judo25613
Swimming2439
Rowing2248
Shooting2147
Archery2103
Karate15915
Wrestling1449
Bowling1348
Gymnastics1337
Billiards and snooker1157
Softball1102
Pencak silat101011
Basketball1001
Weightlifting0448
Cycling0156
Tennis0112
Traditional boat race0077
Boxing0033
Sailing0033
Squash0022
Badminton0011
Totals (26 entries)385386177

References

  1. ↑ "Haze and fire in Jakarta". Manila Standard - Google News Archive Search.
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