RP Wins 2 Golds, Still 4th Overall at SEA Games

After a golden haul last Saturday, Sunday is a day of silver and bronze medals for the Philippine team in the 24th Southeast Asian Games which is currently held in Thailand. RP has now 16 golds to remain in the 4th position overall with Thailand still holding the lead with 65 gold medals, followed by Vietnam with 28, and Singapore with 24.

Check out the complete list of medal winners from the Philippine team for December 9, 2007 after the jump…

Gold medalists

:: Rubilen Amit in the women’s 9-ball pool singles

:: Benjamin Tolentino Jr. in the men’s lightweight single sculls event of rowing

Silver medalists

:: George Vilog in the men’s triathlon

:: Alessandra Araullo in the women’s triathlon

:: Nida Cordova and Midelle Gabiligno in women’s double sculls event of rowing

:: Emmanuel Reyes and Maria Rosete in the standard Viennese waltz event of dance sport

:: Reyes and Rosete again in the standard slow foxtrot event of dance sport

:: John Erolle Melencio and Dearlie Gerodias in the Latin American jive of dance sport

:: Melencio and Gerodias aga in the Latin American paso doble of dance sport

:: James Walsh in the men’s 100-m butterfly event of swimming

:: Walbert Mendoza in the men’s individual sabre event of fencing

:: Jimmy Angana in the men’s freestyle 66-kilogram event of wrestling

:: Kendrick Uy, Daniel Coakley, James Walsh, and Miguel Molina in the men’s 4×100-meter freestyle relay of swimming

Bronze medalists

:: Roland Claro in the flyweight (51-kilogram) muay thai tournament

:: Bill Vicente Vicera in the pinweight (45-kilogram) boxing tournament

:: Rene Catalan in the men’s under 52-kilogram event of wushu

:: Baby Maritess Bitbit in the women’s individual time trial event of cycling

:: Eduardo Buenavista in the men’s marathon

:: Jho Ann Banayag in the women’s marathon

:: Arland Benedict Macasieb in the men’s triathlon

:: Maria Melliza Gayle Lucas in the women’s triathlon

:: Hidilyn Diaz in the women’s 58-kilogram weightlifting event

:: Margarito Angana in the men’s freestyle 55-kilogram event of wrestling

:: Daniel Pakantac in the men’s taijiquan event of wushu

:: Janice Hung in the women’s taijiquan event of wush

:: Jose Rodriguez in the men’s single sculls event of rowing

:: John Erolle Melencio and Dearlie Gerodias in the Latin American samba event of dance sport

:: Edmon Velez in the men’s individual sabre event of fencing

:: Michelle Mancenido in the women’s individual foil event of fencing

:: Veena Tessa Nuestro in the women’s individual foil event of fencing

:: Robert Andrew Garcia in the men’s singles tournament of squash

:: Ryan Arabejo in the 400-meter freestyle event of swimming

:: Roque Mana-ay Jr. in the men’s freestyle 60-kilogram event of wrestling

:: Benjamin Guevarra Jr. and James Al Ortega in the men’s snooker doubles