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TikTok, dancing and SEAG gold—all in day’s work for ‘hyped’ 11-year-old
Filipino skater Mazel Paris Alegado, aged 11, secured a gold medal in the women's park event at the 33rd Southeast Asian Games in Thailand.
Alegado clinched the top spot with a score of 79.72, making her the youngest gold medalist in the 2025 SEA Games.
Fellow Filipina competitor Elizabeth Amador, also 11, earned the silver medal with a score of 72.03.
Thailand's Freya Brown secured the bronze medal with 64.13.
Jericho Francisco Jr. also won gold in the men's event.
Alegado previously competed in the Hangzhou Asian Games at the age of nine.
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