On the sixth day of the 31st SEA Games, the Philippines hauls 140 medals in numerous sports, with 36 gold, 46 silver, and 59 bronze.

The Philippines gained eight more medals on the fifth day of the 31st Southeast Asian Games, bringing its total medal tally to 116 medals — 33 gold, 37 silver, and 46 bronze medals

On the fourth day of the 31st SEA Games, the Philippines’ medal tally soars to 102 medals—27 gold, 33 silver, and 42 bronze medals.

READ: Three days since the opening of the 31st SEA Games, the Philippines holds its medal tally with 73 total medals as of 7:14 P.M.—18 gold, 22 silver, and 33 bronze medals from a myriad of sports events in Hanoi, Vietnam.

With the 2022 presidential elections unofficially concluding with 98.35% of votes processed, the flow of events seems to be gradually slowing down. Nonetheless, let us recap the events that had played on May 14, 2022, as we remain watchful and vigilant.

The second official day of the 31st SEA Games saw a number of medal finishes and several teams bowing out of the competition. As of 8 P.M., the Philippines ranks fourth in the official medal tally.

Filipino athletes shined bright on the first official day of the 31st Southeast Games as the day ended with the Philippines nabbing a total of 10 medals.

With 656 Filipinos competing in 39 different sports, Filipino athletes will march into the opening ceremony of the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Hanoi, Vietnam with 11 medals from the pre-games—one gold and five silver and bronzes. 

The Philippine women’s national football team, nicknamed Malditas, secured a slot at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup after reigning supreme against Chinese Taipei, 1(4)-1(3), at the quarter-finals of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Women’s Asia Cup at the Shivchatrapati Sports Complex in Pune, India on January 30, 2022. 

A highly anticipated Japan B. League matchup between Nagoya Diamond Dolphins’ Bobby Ray Parks Jr. and Shiga Lakestars’ Kiefer Ravena resulted in the Lakestars’ most lopsided loss this season.