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IN PHOTOS: 2025 SEA Games closing ceremony
Team Philippines secured the sixth spot overall in the 33rd Southeast Asian Games held in Thailand, amassing a total of 277 medals.
The Filipino contingent earned 50 gold, 73 silver, and 154 bronze medals throughout the regional competition.
Host Thailand emerged as the dominant force, topping the medal tally with 233 gold medals.
The Philippines sent its largest delegation ever, comprising over 1,600 athletes, coaches, and officials for this edition of the Games.
Notable performances that contributed to the 50 gold medals included EJ Obiena (pole vault), Alex Eala (tennis), Eumir Marcial (boxing), Gilas Pilipinas Men and Women (basketball), and the Filipinas (women's football).
This sixth-place finish represents a one-spot drop from the Philippines' fifth-place ranking in the 2023 Cambodia SEA Games.
Eumir Marcial served as the Philippines' flag bearer during the closing ceremony.
Malaysia will stage the 2027 edition of the regional multi-sport event.
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