Philippines at the 2011 SEA Games

According to Philippine Sports Commission Chairman Ritchie Garcia, he expects the country to haul at least 70 Gold Medals. He mentioned boxing, taekwondo, billiards, basketball, softball, baseball, wushu, swimming and athletics as the sports that will harvest sure gold medals in the SEA Games.

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| gold_AAA = 4 | silver_AAA = 3 | bronze_AAA = 5 | name_AAA = Taekwondo

| gold_AAB = 4 | silver_AAB = 1 | bronze_AAB = 1 | name_AAB = Boxing

| gold_AAC = 3 | silver_AAC = 2 | bronze_AAC = 4 | name_AAC = Billiards and snooker

| gold_AAD = 3 | silver_AAD = 8 | bronze_AAD = 5 | name_AAD = Athletics

| gold_AAE = 3 | silver_AAE = 0 | bronze_AAE = 1 | name_AAE = Gymnastics

| gold_AAF = 2 | silver_AAF = 4 | bronze_AAF = 7 | name_AAF = Cycling

| gold_AAG = 2 | silver_AAG = 4 | bronze_AAG = 3 | name_AAG = Wushu

| gold_AAH = 2 | silver_AAH = 3 | bronze_AAH = 3 | name_AAH = Wrestling

| gold_AAI = 2 | silver_AAI = 2 | bronze_AAI = 1 | name_AAI = Bridge

| gold_AAJ = 2 | silver_AAJ = 0 | bronze_AAJ = 0 | name_AAJ = Softball

| gold_AAK = 1 | silver_AAK = 4 | bronze_AAK = 3 | name_AAK = Chess

| gold_AAL = 1 | silver_AAL = 4 | bronze_AAL = 1 | name_AAL = Bowling

| gold_AAM = 1 | silver_AAM = 2 | bronze_AAM = 3 | name_AAM = Tennis

| gold_AAN = 1 | silver_AAN = 2 | bronze_AAN = 2 | name_AAN = Traditional boat race

| gold_AAO = 1 | silver_AAO = 2 | bronze_AAO = 0 | name_AAO = Equestrian

| gold_AAP = 1 | silver_AAP = 2 | bronze_AAP = 0 | name_AAP = Archery

| gold_AAQ = 1 | silver_AAQ = 1 | bronze_AAQ = 1 | name_AAQ = Rowing

| gold_AAR = 1 | silver_AAR = 1 | bronze_AAR = 0 | name_AAR = Basketball

| gold_AAS = 1 | silver_AAS = 0 | bronze_AAS = 6 | name_AAS = Judo

| gold_AAT = 1 | silver_AAT = 0 | bronze_AAT = 3 | name_AAT = Fencing

| gold_AAU = 1 | silver_AAU = 0 | bronze_AAU = 1 | name_AAU = Fin swimming

| gold_AAV = 1 | silver_AAV = 0 | bronze_AAV = 0 | name_AAV = Baseball

| gold_AAW = 1 | silver_AAW = 0 | bronze_AAW = 0 | name_AAW = Wall climbing

| gold_AAX = 0 | silver_AAX = 2 | bronze_AAX = 5 | name_AAX = Swimming

| gold_AAY = 0 | silver_AAY = 2 | bronze_AAY = 1 | name_AAY = Diving

| gold_AAZ = 0 | silver_AAZ = 1 | bronze_AAZ = 6 | name_AAZ = Karate

| gold_ABA = 0 | silver_ABA = 1 | bronze_ABA = 5 | name_ABA = Soft tennis

| gold_ABB = 0 | silver_ABB = 1 | bronze_ABB = 3 | name_ABB = Pencak silat

| gold_ABC = 0 | silver_ABC = 1 | bronze_ABC = 2 | name_ABC = Weightlifting

| gold_ABD = 0 | silver_ABD = 1 | bronze_ABD = 1 | name_ABD = Sailing

| gold_ABE = 0 | silver_ABE = 1 | bronze_ABE = 0 | name_ABE = Water polo

| gold_ABF = 0 | silver_ABF = 0 | bronze_ABF = 1 | name_ABF = Water skiing

| gold_ABG = 0 | silver_ABG = 0 | bronze_ABG = 1 | name_ABG = Golf

| gold_ABH = 0 | silver_ABH = 0 | bronze_ABH = 1 | name_ABH = Sepak takraw

| gold_ABI = 0 | silver_ABI = 0 | bronze_ABI = 1 | name_ABI = Table tennis

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bgcolor="#efefef" !colspan=10|Daily: Overall Medals

style="text-align:center;" |Day |Date |File:Gold medal icon.svg |File:Silver medal icon.svg |File:Bronze medal icon.svg |Total

style="text-align:center;" |Day 1 |11th |0 |0 |0 |0

style="text-align:center;" |Day 2 |12th |4 |2 |5 |11

style="text-align:center;" |Day 3 |13th |1 |7 |8 |16

style="text-align:center;" |Day 4 |14th |3 |7 |9 |19

style="text-align:center;" |Day 5 |15th |6 |5 |5 |16

style="text-align:center;" |Day 6 |16th |1 |8 |10 |19

style="text-align:center;" |Day 7 |17th |4 |5 |6 |15

style="text-align:center;" |Day 8 |18th |0 |3 |7 |10

style="text-align:center;" |Day 9 |19th |4 |6 |15 |25

style="text-align:center;" |Day 10 |20th |4 |7 |8 |19

style="text-align:center;" |Day 11 |21st |9 |6 |4 |19

style="text-align:center;" |Day 12 |22nd |0 |0 |0 |0

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The Philippines sweeps the Softball event winning both Men's and Women's Division. Philippine Sinag Team earns their 15th overall medal in the men's Basketball. On the second day of the competitions, Marestella Torres broke the SEA Games Record she made in the 2009 Southeast Asian Games by registering 6.71 m in the women's long jump.{{cite web

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This is the first time since 2001 wherein Filipino Tankers did not deliver any Gold Medals primarily due to the retirement of Olympian Miguel Molina{{cite web

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and absence of other veteran Tankers.

For the second time in the history of the Southeast Asian Games, the Philippines placed in one of its lowest, ranking 6th, with 36 gold medals. The same thing happened in 2007 when the country placed 6th with 41 gold medals.

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