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Cojuangco Silver Crowns PH Archery’s Long Road Back

Tristan AlindajaoOctober 3, 2026

For 12 years, Philippine archery waited for another Asian Games medal while rebuilding quietly beyond the spotlight. Amaya Paz Cojuangco finally ended that silence with silver, carrying years of preparation onto the Nagoya podium. Philippine Archery Chooses to Chase the Best The Philippine Star’s Nelson Beltran traced the breakthrough toward Korean coaches Ryu Su Jeng...

Rianne Malixi Rallies as PH Golf Ends Asiad Empty-Handed

Tristan AlindajaoOctober 3, 2026

Rianne Malixi rediscovered her scoring touch Saturday, but her closing charge arrived too late to rescue an Asian Games medal. The Philippines consequently ended its golf campaign without a podium finish after struggling to sustain promising positions across four rounds. Malixi Mounts One Last Charge at Kasugai Philstar.com’s Jan Veran chronicled Malixi’s final-round response after...

Enriquez Submission Streak Ends With Asian Games Silver

Tristan AlindajaoOctober 3, 2026

Alexandria Luz Enriquez submitted every opponent standing before the final, building one of Philippine jiu-jitsu’s strongest Asian Games runs. Thailand’s Orapa Senatham finally stopped that streak by advantage, leaving the Filipina with silver instead of a fifth Philippine gold. Enriquez Submits Her Way Into Asian Games Final ABS-CBN News highlighted Enriquez’s remarkable path after the...

PH Falls Short of Eight-Gold Target at Asian Games

Tristan AlindajaoOctober 3, 2026

The Philippines chased eight Asian Games gold medals but finished well below the ambitious benchmark established before Nagoya. Filipino athletes still collected 29 medals, matching the previous edition’s four championships while producing several painful near-misses. Eight-Gold Target Proves Beyond Philippine Reach Manila Bulletin’s Rey Virgilio Lachica chronicled the closing stages as the Philippines attempted to...

Jeus Yape Makes History With Asian Games Virtual Taekwondo Gold

Tristan AlindajaoOctober 2, 2026

Jeus Yape entered a competition without Asian Games history and left Nagoya permanently written into the event’s record books. The Filipino captured virtual taekwondo’s inaugural gold medal, giving the Philippines another historic first on Asia’s biggest sporting stage. Yape Becomes Virtual Taekwondo’s First Asian Games Champion Philstar.com’s Ralph Edwin Villanueva chronicled Yape’s breakthrough after he...

Amaya Cojuangco Silver Validates PH Archery Coaching Shift

Tristan AlindajaoOctober 2, 2026

Amaya Paz-Cojuangco’s Asian Games silver provided Philippine archery its biggest continental breakthrough in more than a decade. Her performance also strengthened confidence in Korean coaches Ryu Su Jeng and Hong Sung Chil’s demanding development system. Ryu Challenges Filipino Archers Before Asian Games Daily Tribune highlighted Ryu’s influence after the Korean coach delivered a pointed challenge...

Jeus Yape Wins Historic Asian Games Virtual Taekwondo Gold

Tristan AlindajaoOctober 2, 2026

Jeus Yape captured the Philippines’ fourth Asian Games gold after dominating the inaugural mixed individual virtual taekwondo competition. The 22-year-old completed a two-medal campaign one day after securing bronze in the men’s individual poomsae event. Yape Defeats Chau to Capture Virtual Taekwondo Gold ESPN’s Rob Andrew Dongiapon chronicled Yape’s historic championship after the Filipino defeated...

PH Golf Medal Hopes Fade After Asian Games Third Round

Tristan AlindajaoOctober 2, 2026

Philippine golfers lost significant ground during a difficult third round, leaving their Asian Games medal chances increasingly remote. Rianne Malixi remained the highest-placed Filipina individually, but costly closing holes severely damaged her pursuit of bronze. Malixi’s Back-Nine Slide Damages Individual Medal Bid Philstar.com’s Jan Veran chronicled Malixi’s difficult finish after she opened the third round...

Jeus Yape Wins Asian Games Bronze in Men’s Poomsae

Tristan AlindajaoOctober 1, 2026

Jeus Gabriel Derick Yape captured men’s individual poomsae bronze, adding another taekwondo medal for the Philippines at the Asian Games. The 22-year-old averaged 9.0900 across two performances, finishing behind Thailand’s Navin Pinthasute and South Korea’s Yun Kyusung. Yape Delivers Bronze in Men’s Individual Poomsae GMA News chronicled Yape’s bronze-medal performance after the Filipino completed two...

Jeus Yape Wins Asian Games Bronze in Men’s Poomsae

Tristan AlindajaoOctober 1, 2026

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Cojuangco Silver Crowns PH Archery’s Long Road Back

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