Marc Pfister

This year's Valentine's Day was historic for Philippine sports as the country's men's curling team won gold at the Asian Winter Games in Harbin, China.

The Philippine men's curling team, Curling Pilipinas, won its country's first-ever gold medal at the Asian Winter Games in Harbin, China on Friday, February 14.

The Philippine men's curling team secured a historic victory at the Ninth Asian Winter Games on Friday morning, Feb. 14, winning the country's first-ever gold medal.

The Philippine men's curling team secured the country's first-ever gold medal in any winter sports event by defeating South Korea 5-3 at the 9th Asian Winter Games on Friday.

The Philippines narrowly missed securing its first-ever medal at the 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin, where the curling duo of Marc Pfister and Kathleen Dubberstein lost to China's Han Yu and Wang Zhiyu by a score of 6-5 on Saturday.

Speed skater Peter Groseclose and curling athlete Kathleen Dubberstein were named as the flag bearers for Team Philippines at the opening ceremony of the Ninth Asian Winter Games on Friday, February 7.

Marc Pfister and Kathleen Dubberstein secured their fifth consecutive win but fell to Japan's Tori Koana and Go Aoki, 10-2, in the semifinals of the curling mixed doubles event at the 9th Asian Winter Games on Friday.

The Philippine curling team secured a promotion to the A Division after winning gold at the Pan-Continental Curling Championships in Canada.