Philippines competed at the 2022 Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, from 22 to 28 October 2023. It was to take place in 2022 but due to COVID-19 pandemic cases rising in China the event was postponed and rescheduled to October 2023.

The delegation had 70 athletes with Ral Rosario as the chef de mission.

The Philippines attained its best ever finish in the medal tally, placing ninth with ten golds, four silver, and five bronze medals.

Competitors The following is the list of number of competitors participating in the Games: SportMenWomenTotalArchery 3 1 4Athletics 6 3 9Badminton 1 1 2Boccia 2 2 4Chess 9 4 13Cycling 3 0 3Judo 2 0 2Powerlifting 1 3 4Swimming 8 1 9Table tennis 5 2 7Taekwondo 1 0 1Wheelchair basketball 12 0 12 Total 53 17 70

Medalists

Gold No.MedalNameSportEventDate1 Ernie Gawilan Swimming Men's 400 m freestyle S7 24 October2 Menandro Redor Chess Men's individual standard VI – B2/B3 26 October3 Cheyzer Mendoza Chess Women's individual standard P1 26 October4 Darry BernardoMenandro RedorArman Subaste Chess Men's team standard VI – B2/B3 26 October5 Jerrold Mangliwan Athletics Men's 400 m T52 27 October6 Henry Roger Lopez Chess Men's individual rapid P1 28 October7 Darry Bernardo Chess Men's individual rapid VI – B2/B3 28 October8 Cheyzer Mendoza Chess Women's individual rapid P1 28 October9 Henry Roger LopezJasper RomSander Severino Chess Men's team rapid P1 28 October10 Darry BernardoMenandro RedorArman Subaste Chess Men's team rapid VI – B2/B3 28 October

Silver No.MedalNameSportEventDate1 Jerrold Mangliwan Athletics Men's 100 m T52 24 October2 Henry Roger Lopez Chess Men's individual standard P1 26 October3 Henry Roger LopezJasper RomSander Severino Chess Men's team standard P1 26 October4 Cheryl AngotCheyzer MendozaJean-Lee Nacita Chess Women's team rapid P1 28 October

Bronze No.MedalNameSportEventDate1 Ernie Gawilan Swimming Men's 200 m individual medley SM7 23 October2 Gary Bejino Swimming Men's 100 m freestyle S6 23 October3 Cheryl AngotCheyzer MendozaJean-Lee Nacita Chess Women's team standard P1 26 October4 Sander Severino Chess Men's individual standard P1 26 October5 Gary Bejino Swimming Men's 400 m freestyle S6 26 October

Multiple NameSport Gold Silver BronzeTotalMenandro Redor Chess 3 0 0 3Henry Roger Lopez 2 2 0 4Cheyzer Mendoza 2 1 1 4Darry Bernardo 2 0 0 2Arman Subaste 2 0 0 2Sander Severino 1 1 1 3Jerrold Mangliwan Athletics 1 1 0 2Jasper Rom Chess 1 1 0 2Ernie Gawilan Swimming 1 0 1 2Cheryl Angot Chess 0 1 1 2Jean-Lee Nacita 0 1 1 2Gary Bejino Swimming 0 0 2 2

Medal summary

By sports

By date DayDateTotal1October 2300222October 2411023October 2500004October 2632385October 2710016October 285106Total104519

Archery

Men's AthleteEventRanking roundRound of 32Round of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal / ScoreSeedOppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreRankArthur AzcunaIndividual compound65126 QW 139–138L 135–143colspan=4 Marzel Burgos65624 QL 133–138colspan=5 Angelo Manangdang62727colspan=6 Arthur AzcunaMarzel BurgosDoubles compoundcolspan=2 W 152–144L 153–158colspan=4

Women's AthleteEventRanking roundRound of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal / ScoreSeedOppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreRankAgustina BantilocIndividual compound652 Q13L 131–135colspan=4

Mixed AthleteEventRound of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal / OppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreRankAgustina BantilocMarzel BurgosTeam compoundL 144–144colspan=4

Athletics

Jerrold Mangliwan won a silver medal at the 100m T52 event.

Men's road & track AthleteEventHeatsFinalResultRankResultRankArman Dino100m T4711.603 Q11.608400m T4755.454 q55.427Jerrold Mangliwan100m T52colspan=2 rowspan=2 18.65 400m T521:01.54 Ronn-Russel Mitra400m T2053.464 q52.92 5Daniel Enderes Jr.1500m T20colspan=2 rowspan=2 4:37.43 6King James Reyes1500m T464:15.12

Men's field AthleteEventFinalResultRankRonn-Russel MitraLong jump T206.16 6Andrei KuizonDiscus throw F54/55/5611.3810Javelin throw F5519.809Shot put F557.254

Women's field AthleteEventFinalResultRankRosalie TorrefielDiscus throw F1120.17 7 Cendy AsusanoDiscus throw F54/5513.87 4Javelin throw F5414.23Shot put F543.539Jesebel TordecillaDiscus throw F54/5513.247Javelin throw F5612.888

Badminton

Men AthleteEventGroup StageRankQuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal / RankOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultAntonio Dela Cruz Jr.Singles SU50L (12–21, 9–21)3colspan=4 rowspan=2 L (15–21, 9–21)

Women AthleteEventGroup StageRankQuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal / RankOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultPaz LitaSingles WH2L (10–21, 7–21)4colspan=4 rowspan=3 L (4–21, 7–21)L (5–21, 7–21)

Boccia

AthleteEventGroup StageQuarterfinalSemifinalFinal / OppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreRankOppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreRankDavid GonzagaMen's individual BC2L 0–14L 1–6L 0–84colspan=4 rowspan=4 Ramon Rey ApiladoMen's individual BC4L 0–14L 2–123Daniella CatacutanWomen's individual BC1L 0–8L 3–6 L 6–84Michelle FernandezWomen's individual BC4L 1–12L 2–53

Chess

The Philippines entered 13 chess players.

Men +AthleteEventRound 1Round 2Round 3Round 4Round 5Round 6Round 7Final ScoreRankHenry Roger LopezIndividual standard P1W 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5W 1–0L 0–1W 1–0W 1–05.5Jasper RomW 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5L 0–1D 0.5–0.5D 0.5–0.5D 0.5–0.549Sander SeverinoW 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5W 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5L 0–15Henry Roger LopezIndividual rapid P1W 1–0W 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5D 0.5–0.5W 1–0W 1–06Jasper RomW 1–0L 0–1W 1–0W 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5L 0–14.56Sander SeverinoD 0.5–0.5D 0.5–0.5W 1–0D 0.5–0.5W 1–0L 0–1W 1–04.55Darry BernardoIndividual standard VI – B2/B3W 1–0L 0–1W 1–0L 0–1W 1–0L 0–1D 0.5–0.53.58Menandro RedorW 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5W 1–0D 0.5–0.5W 1–0D 0.5–0.55.5Arman SubasteL 0–1W 1–0W 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5L 0–1D 0.5–0.547Darry BernardoIndividual rapid VI – B2/B3D 0.5–0.5W 1–0W 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5W 1–0W 1–06Menandro RedorW 1–0L 0–1W 1–0W 1–0W 1–0W 1–0L 0–158Arman SubasteW 1–0L 0–1D 0.5–0.5D 0.5–0.5W 1–0L 0–1W 1–049Cecilio BilogIndividual standard VI – B1L 0–1W 1–0W 1–0L 0–1L 0–1W 1–0L 0–1314Francis ChingW 1–0L 0–1L 0–1W 1–0W 1–0L 0–1W 1–049Rodolfo SarmientoW 1–0L 0–1L 0–1L 0–1W 1–0W 1–0L 0–1316Cecilio BilogIndividual rapid VI – B1W 1–0L 0–1L 0–1W 1–0W 1–0L 0–1D 0.5–0.53.512Francis ChingW 1–0D 0.5–0.5L 0–1W 1–0W 1–0L 0–1L 0–13.511Rodolfo SarmientoW 1–0L 0–1L 0–1L 0–1L 0–1W 1–0L 0–1221Henry Roger LopezJasper RomSander SeverinoTeam standard P1colspan=7 rowspan=6 14.5Team rapid P115Darry BernardoMenandro RedorArman SubasteTeam standard VI – B2/B312Team rapid VI – B2/B315Cecilio BilogFrancis ChingRodolfo SarmientoTeam standard VI – B1105Team rapid VI – B19

Women +AthleteEventRound 1Round 2Round 3Round 4Round 5Round 6Round 7Final ScoreRankCheryl AngotIndividual standard P1W 1–0L 0–1W 1–0W 1–0L 0–1L 0–1L 0–1310Cheyzer MendozaW 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5W 1–0W 1–0W 1–0L 0–15.5Jean-Lee NacitaW 1–0L 0–1L 0–1W 1–0L 0–1L 0–1D 0.5–0.52.514Cheryl AngotIndividual rapid P1W 1–0W 1–0W 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5L 0–1L 0–14.55Cheyzer MendozaL 0–1W 1–0W 1–0W 1–0D 0.5–0.5W 1–0W 1–05.5Jean-Lee NacitaL 0–1L 0–1W 1–0L 1–0W 1–0L 0–1L 0–1217Maria Teresa BilogIndividual standard VI – B2/B3L 0–1L 0–1W 1–0W 1–0L 0–1W 1–0L 0–13Individual rapid VI – B2/B3L 0–1W 1–0L 0–1W 1–0L 0–1L 0–1W 1–03Cheryl AngotCheyzer MendozaJean-Lee NacitaTeam standard P1colspan=7 rowspan=2 11Team rapid P112

Cycling

Road Men AthleteEventResultRankArtus BucayC4-5 time trial28:24.0410Nikko Peralta27:08.145Arthus BucayRoad race C4-51:46.286Nikko Peralta1:59.1314Godfrey Taberna2:00.5316

Track Men AthleteEventHeatsFinalResultRankResultRankNikko Peralta4000m individual pursuit C4-55:27.18510colspan=2

Judo

AthleteEventRound of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsRepechage 1Repechage 2Final / OppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultRankDeterson OmasMen's −73 kgL 0–10colspan=2 L 0s1–10s1colspan=3 Carlito Agustin Jr.Men's −90 kgL 0–10colspan=6

Powerlifting

The Philippines qualified three female powerlifters for the Asian Para Games by competing at the 2023 World Para Powerlifting Championships in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Men +AthleteEventAttempt 1Attempt 2Attempt 3TotalRankRomeo Tayawa-54 kg1201251301257

Women +AthleteEventAttempt 1Attempt 2Attempt 3TotalRankMarydol Pamati-an-41 kg687476746Achelle Guion-45 kg808385834Adeline Dumapong-Ancheta+86 kg90100106907

Swimming

The Philippines clinched at least three bronze medals courtesy of Ernie Gawilan and Gary Bejino. This was followed by a gold medal from Gawilan.

Men AthleteEventHeatsFinalResultRankResultRankMarco Tinamisan50m backstroke S4colspan=2 rowspan=3 1:41.00750m freestyle S450.324100m freestyle S41:46.94200m freestyle S53:50.356colspan=2 Gary Bejino50m butterfly S6colspan=2 34.495100m freestyle S61:12.612 Q1:12.76400m freestyle S6colspan=2 rowspan=2 5:44.31Ernie Gawilan100m backstroke S71:23.405400m freestyle S75:11.161 Q4:58.29200m individual medley SM7colspan=2 rowspan=2 2:52.82Edwin Villanueva400m freestyle S86:11.288200m individual medley SM8colspan=2 rowspan=5 Arnel Aba50m freestyle S932.555100m butterfly S91:21.246400m freestyle S95:24.815 Roland Sabido100m backstroke S91:16.626 400m freestyle S95:24.024 Q5:15.158200m individual medley SM92:55.965colspan=2 rowspan=3 Muhaimin Ulag50m freestyle S931.82100m breaststroke SB91:24.257Ariel Alegarbes100m backstroke S141:06.163 Q1:04.365100m butterfly S141:01.044 Q1:02.038200m individual medley SM142:24.762:27.76

Women AthleteEventHeatsFinalResultRankResultRankAngel Otom50m butterfly S6colspan=2 45.80750m freestyle S643.194 Q42.658200m freestyle S5colspan=2 3:32.344

Table tennis

The Philippines entered five men and two women in table tennis.

Men AthleteEventGroup StageRound of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal / OppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultRankOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultRankSmith Billy CarteraIndividual C4L 0–3W 3–12 QL 1–3colspan=4 Racleo Martinez Jr.L 0–3W 3–0 L 0–33colspan=5 rowspan=4 Andrew Kevin ArandiaIndividual C8L 0–3L 0–3 Benedicto GaelaIndividual C9L 0–3L 0–3L 0–34Linard SultanL 1–3L 0–3L 1–3Smith Billy CarteraRacleo Martinez Jr.Doubles CMD8colspan=4 rowspan=2 L 0–3colspan=4 rowspan=2 Benedicto GaelaLinard SultanDoubles CMD18L 0–3

Women AthleteEventGroup StageRound of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal / OppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultRankOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultRankAngela QuerebinIndividual C7L 0–3L 0–3 rowspan=2 3colspan=5 rowspan=2 Jhona PeñaIndividual C9L 0–3L 2–3Jhona PeñaAngela QuerebinDoubles CWD20colspan=4 L 0–3colspan=4

Mixed AthleteEventRound of 32Round of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal / OppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultRankBenedicto GaelaJhona PeñaDoubles CXD17-20L 1–3colspan=5 rowspan=2 Angela QuerebinLinard SultanL 2–3

Taekwondo

The Philippines qualified one male taekwondo athlete. Ganapin would get disqualified in the repecharge for unsportsmanlike behavior.

AthleteEventQuarterfinalsSemifinalsRepechage 1Repechage 2Final / OppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultOppositionResultRankAllain GanapinMen's –80 kgL 3–7L colspan=3

Wheelchair basketball

The Philippine men's national team qualified for the Asian Para Games by virtue of finishing third at the 2023 IWBF Asia-Oceania Championship in Thailand.

Roster The Philippines submitted a 12-man roster for the games.

Summary TeamEventGroup StageClassificationSemifinalsFinal / OppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreRankOppositionScoreOppositionScoreOppositionScoreRankPhilippines men'sMen's tournamentL 34–83L 49–53L 32–70L 32–905W 54–51colspan=2 9

Preliminary Rounds – Group A

Classification – Ninth place game

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