View the list of Filipino athletes who won gold medals in the ongoing SEA Games 2015.
Based on the latest medal standing in SEA Games 2015, the Philippine contingent will most probably land on the 6th rank with 28 gold, 35 silver, and 64 bronze medals.
The golds medals of the Philippines were won from the following events:
1. Triathlon Women's Individual by Ma. Claire Adorna (June 6)
2. Billiards & Snooker Men's 9-Ball Pool Doubles by Carlo Biado and Warren Kiamco (June 7)
3. Judo Women's 57-63 kg by Kiyomi Watanabe (June 7)
4. Rugby 7s Men by the Philippine Volcanoes (June 7)
5. Triathlon Men's Individual by Nikko Bryan Huelgas (June 7)
6. Wushu Men's Optional Taijijian by Daniel Parantac (June 7)
7. Shooting Women's Precision Pistol by Elvie Baldivino (June 8)
8. Athletics Men's 100 m by Eric Shauwn Cray (June 9)
9. Athletics Men's Hammer Throw by Caleb John Christian Stuary (June 9)
10. Athletics Women's 100 m by Kayla Anise Richardson (June 9)
11. Billiards & Snooker Women's 9-Ball Pool Singles by Chezka Centeno (June 9)
12. Gymnastics-Artistic Men's Floor Exercise by Reyland Capellan (June 9)
13. Athletics Men's 400 m Hurdles by Eric Shauwn Crawy (June 10)
14. Billiards & Snooker Men's 9-Ball Pool Singles by Dennis Orcollo (June 10)
15. Boxing Men's Bantam Weight (56kg) by Mario Fernandez (June 10)
16. Boxing Men's Flyweight (52kg) by Ian Clark Bautista (June 10)
17. Boxing Men's Lightweight (60kg) by Junel Cantancio (June 10)
18. Boxing Men's Welterweight (69kg) by Eumir Felix Marcial (June 10)
19. Boxing Women's Light Flyweight (45kg-48kg) by Josie Gabuco (June 10)
20. Softball Men (June 10)
21. Softball Women (10)
22. Cycling Women's Individual Time Trial by Marella Vania Salamat (June 11)
23. Athletics Men's 3000m Steeplechase by Christopher Ulboc Jr. (June 12)
24. Taekwondo Men's Team Poomsae (June 12)
25. Tennis Mixed Doubles by Denise Dy and Treat Huey (June 14)
Based on the latest medal standing in SEA Games 2015, the Philippine contingent will most probably land on the 6th rank with 28 gold, 35 silver, and 64 bronze medals.
The golds medals of the Philippines were won from the following events:
1. Triathlon Women's Individual by Ma. Claire Adorna (June 6)
2. Billiards & Snooker Men's 9-Ball Pool Doubles by Carlo Biado and Warren Kiamco (June 7)
3. Judo Women's 57-63 kg by Kiyomi Watanabe (June 7)
4. Rugby 7s Men by the Philippine Volcanoes (June 7)
5. Triathlon Men's Individual by Nikko Bryan Huelgas (June 7)
6. Wushu Men's Optional Taijijian by Daniel Parantac (June 7)
7. Shooting Women's Precision Pistol by Elvie Baldivino (June 8)
8. Athletics Men's 100 m by Eric Shauwn Cray (June 9)
9. Athletics Men's Hammer Throw by Caleb John Christian Stuary (June 9)
10. Athletics Women's 100 m by Kayla Anise Richardson (June 9)
11. Billiards & Snooker Women's 9-Ball Pool Singles by Chezka Centeno (June 9)
12. Gymnastics-Artistic Men's Floor Exercise by Reyland Capellan (June 9)
13. Athletics Men's 400 m Hurdles by Eric Shauwn Crawy (June 10)
14. Billiards & Snooker Men's 9-Ball Pool Singles by Dennis Orcollo (June 10)
15. Boxing Men's Bantam Weight (56kg) by Mario Fernandez (June 10)
16. Boxing Men's Flyweight (52kg) by Ian Clark Bautista (June 10)
17. Boxing Men's Lightweight (60kg) by Junel Cantancio (June 10)
18. Boxing Men's Welterweight (69kg) by Eumir Felix Marcial (June 10)
19. Boxing Women's Light Flyweight (45kg-48kg) by Josie Gabuco (June 10)
20. Softball Men (June 10)
21. Softball Women (10)
22. Cycling Women's Individual Time Trial by Marella Vania Salamat (June 11)
23. Athletics Men's 3000m Steeplechase by Christopher Ulboc Jr. (June 12)
24. Taekwondo Men's Team Poomsae (June 12)
25. Tennis Mixed Doubles by Denise Dy and Treat Huey (June 14)
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