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PH bags 3 more gold from jiu-jitsu, gymnastics in SEA Games
Filipino jiu-jitsu athletes Kimberly Anne Custodio and Dean Roxas clinched gold medals for the Philippines in the 2025 Southeast Asian Games in Thailand.
Custodio defeated her Thai opponent in the women's ne-waza 48kg division to win gold.
Roxas replicated his 2019 golden feat by winning the men's ne-waza 85kg category.
Gymnast Aleah Finnegan also secured a gold medal in women's vault.
Taekwondo jin Justin Kobe Macario won gold in men's freestyle poomsae.
As of yesterday, the Philippines ranked sixth in the medal tally with five golds, seven silvers, and 22 bronzes.
Olympic swimmer Kayla Sanchez added two silver medals in the women's 50m backstroke and 200m freestyle events.
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