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01. SEA Games 2017 Qualifying Standards
2. Based on the Bronze Medal of 2017
Please note in some events such as Mens & Womens Marathon the standard was very low
compared to previous years due to weather. So several SEA Athletes are already below the
gold medal standard.
As per the prediction of PATAFA, i read in the Manila Bulletin (article by Nico Giongco)
14.10.16. Juico had predicted 12 golds in Athletics.
Based on my data the maximum we will win is 8 Golds.
The Highlights indicate if an athlete made the standard from 2015 July up until the present.
This includes existing medallists who due to age and new younger athletes from other SEA
Nations possibly could not place this high.
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3. 2017 SEA Games Schedule and Philippine Athletes by Event
c/o Go For Gold Philippines Facebook Page
2017 Kuala Lumpur SEA Games
August 1930, 2017
August 15
- Football men vs. CAM
- Football women vs. MAS
- Netball women vs. THA
- Water Polo men vs. THA
August 16
- Netball women vs. BRU
- Sepak Takraw men’s chinlone event 3
- Water Polo men vs. MA
August 17
- Football men vs. INA
- Football women vs. VIE
- Netball women vs. SIN
- Sepak Takraw men’s chinlone event 4
- Synchronized swimming solo free routine (Aaliyah Isabel Pacheco)
- Synchronized Swimming sole technical routine (Jemimah Tiambeng)
- Water Polo men vs. SIN
August 18
- Netball women vs. MAS
- Synchronized Swimming duet technical routine (Ruth Desiree Abiera and Allyssa Marey Salvador)
August 19
- OPENING CEREMONY
- Athletics Marathon men (Jeson Agravante)
- Athletics Marathon women (Mary Joy Tabal)
- Rugby men (10:22am) vs. INA
- Rugby women (11:50am) vs. MAS
- Rugby men (12:38pm) vs. CAM
- Rugby women (2:28pm) vs. LAO
- Rugby men (3:16pm) vs. MAS
- Rugby women (4:44pm) vs. INA
August 20
- Basketball women vs. SIN
- Basketball men vs. THA
- Football women vs. VIE
- Rugby women (10am) vs. THA
- Rugby men (11:50am) vs. SIN
- Rugby women (1:22pm) vs. SIN
- Rugby men (2:28pm) vs. THA
- Sepak Takraw women’s regu (3pm) vs. MAS
- Sepak Takraw women’s regu (8pm) vs. THA
- Synchronized Swimming duet free routine (Allyssa Marey Salvador and Jemimah Tiambeng)
- Water Polo men vs. INA
August 21
- Basketball women vs. INA
- Cycling women’s criterium (Marella Salamat)
- Sepak Takraw women’s regu (10am) vs. INA
- Sepak Takraw men’s team double (12nn) vs. INA
- Sepak Takraw men’s team double (8pm) vs. MYA
- Triathlon men (Nikko Huelgas and John Chicano)
- Triathlon women (Ma. Claire Adorna and Kim Mangrobang)
August 22
- Athletics Javelin Throw women (Evalyn Palabrica & Rosie Villarito)
- Athletics 400m hurdles men Heats/ Finals (Eric Cray & Francis Medina)
- Athletics 100m women Heats/Finals (Kayla Richardson & Rose Zion)
- Athletics 100m men Heats/Finals (Eric Cray & Anfernee Lopena)
- Athletics Decathlon men Day 1 (Aries Toledo)
- Athletics 800m men Heats (Marco Vilog & Mervin Guarte)
- Basketball women vs. MYA
- Basketball men vs. MYA
- Football men vs. THA
- Football women vs. MYA
August 23
- Athletics Hammer throw men (Arniel Ferrera)
- Athletics Triple jump men (Mark Diones & Ronnie Malipay)
- Athletics 800m men Finals (Marco Vilog & Mervin Guarte)
- Athletics 200m women Heats/Finals (Kayla Richardson & Rose Zion)
- Athletics 200m men Heats/Finals (Trent Beram & Archand Bagsit)
- Athletics Decathlon men Day 2 (Aries Toledo)
- Basketball men vs. MAS
- Basketball women vs. THA
- Cycling women’s road race (Marella Salamat)
August 24
- Athletics Pole vault men (EJ Obiena)
- Athletics 1,500m men (Mervin Guarte & Elbren Neri)
- Athletics Long jump men (Janry Ubas & Tyler Ruiz)
- Athletics 400m women (Kayla Richardson & Rose Zion)
- Athletics 400m men (Trent Beram & Edgardo Alejan, Jr.)
- Basketball women vs. MAS
- Football men vs. TML
- Football women vs. THA
August 25
- Athletics Javelin throw men (Kenny Gonzales & Melvin Calano)
- Athletics Pole vault women (Emily Obiena & Riezel Buenaventura)
- Athletics Long jump women (Marestella Sunang & Khay Santos)
- Athletics Heptathlon women (Narcisa Atienza)
- Athletics 4x100m women (Kayla Richardson, Zion Nelson, Eloiza Luzon, Kyla Richardson)
- Athetics 4x100m men (Eric Cray, Anfernee Lopena, Trenten Beram, Patrick Unso, Archand Bagsit)
- Basketball women vs. VIE
- Sepak Takraw men’s double (3pm) vs. MYA
- Sepak Takraw women’s double (5pm) vs. MYA
- Sepak Takraw men’s double (8pm) vs. MAS
August 26
- Athletics High jump men (Manuel Lasangue)
- 110m hurdles men (Patrick Unso & Kingsley Bautista)
- Athletics 3,000m steeplechase (Christopher Ulboc, Jr. & Immuel Camino)
- Athletics 4x400m women (Kayla Richardson, Zion Nelson, Eloiza Luzon, Kyla Richardson)
- Athletics 4x400m men (Trenten Beram, Eric Cray, Edgardo Alejan, Aries Toledo, Archand Bagsit, Michael Del Prado)
- Sepak Takraw men’s double (10am) vs. CAM
- Sepak Takraw women’s double (12nn) vs. MAS
- Sepak Takraw men’s double (3pm) vs. LAO
- Taekwondo men’s poomsae individual (Rodolfo Reyes, Jr.)
- Taekwondo men’s poomsae team (Rodolfo Reyes, J., Raphael Enrico Mella, and Dustin Jacob Mella)
- Taekwondo women’s poomsae team (Rinna Babanto, Juvenille Faye Crisostomo, and Jocelyn Ninobla)
August 27
- Cycling (Track) men’s scratch (Mervin Corpuz)
- Taekwondo men’s 68kg (Arven Alcantara)
- Taekwondo men’s 74kg (Samuel Morrison)
- Taekwondo women’s 62kg (Pauline Louise Lopez)
August 28
- Cycling (Track) men’s omnium (Mervin Corpuz)
- Sepak Takraw men’s regu (10am) vs. CAM
- Sepak Takraw men’s regu (8pm) vs. LAO
- Taekwondo women’s 53kg (Rhezie Aragon)
August 29
- Sepak Takraw men’s regu (4pm) vs. BRU
- Sepak Takraw men’s regu (8pm) vs. MAS
- Taekwondo men’s 58kg (Francis Aaron Agojo)
- Taekwondo women’s 73kg (Kirstie Elaine Alora)
August 30
CLOSING CEREMONY
4. SEA Games 2017 Marathon Back
Oct 9, 2016
After several news articles about the Marathon being dropped from the SEA Games it is now being reinstated. This is good news for the Philippines especially in the women’s. They are likely to field Mary Joy Tabal the SEA Games silver medalist who will face stiff opposition from another Olympic qualifier in Thai-American Jane Vongvorachoti. Vongvorotchi did not finish in the last SEA Games and only made third place in the 10,000m run. However the former athlete who played soccer for 10 years for Thailand before switching to Athletics finished ahead of our own Olympian Mary Joy Tabal.
While in the Women’s we have a slight chance at a gold. In the Men’s its looking more dire. In the 2015 SEA Games Rafael Poliquit (2014, 2015 Milo Champion) and Eduardo Buenavista (former SEA Games champion) both did not finish the event. This marks the first time the Philippines did not win a medal in the SEA Games since it joined in 1977. Every year the Philippines has placed a male in the top three. The surprise winner was Soh Roi Yung of Singapore who beat the much fancied Buenavista who at the beginning of the year looked like he would win his third SEA Games Marathon title.
The Marathon event was announced to be dropped from the SEA games due to lack of participation from participating countries. This caused an uproar and drew much criticism from the running community (news story). But after an appeal, the Olympic Council of Malaysia not only agreed to its inclusion, but a marathon for all is proposed.
“We are now planning to have it as a public event where the ordinary people can take part. It will consist of 2 categories – one for the SEA Games runners and one for the public.” – OCM President
Now, we all possibly stand a chance to run at the SEA games! Malaysian runner Edan Syah has been campaigning for the OCM to reconsider their decision to remove the Marathon. This comes as exciting timely news for him, especially after just clocking in a new personal best of 2 hours 35 minutes in Gold Coast, just a day before the great news broke!
The good news doesn’t stop there. The triathlon is back! It was the talk of the town when the triathlon was also excluded from the games.
Now runners and triathletes can rise to the occasion and make their country proud! We look forward to seeing new faces qualify for the marathon! We look forward to some fierce competition.
Source: http://www.justrunlah.com/2016/07/05/the-marathon-is-back-at-sea-games-2017/
5. 2017 SEA Games Five Sports dropped
Feb 8, 2016
Article by Aftar Singh
KUALA LUMPUR: Five sports – bodybuilding, canoeing, fencing, judo and triathlon – have been dropped from the initial 39 listed for the 2017 Kuala Lumpur SEA Games.
The Olympic Council of Malaysia (OCM) technical committee met on Wednesday and selected 34 sports – comprising 342 events – for the biennial Games, scheduled to be held from Aug 19-31.
The Singapore SEA Games in 2015 had 36 sports and 402 events.
OCM president Tan Sri Tunku Imran Tuanku Jaafar, who chaired the meeting, said that their main objective in hosting the SEA Games “is to become overall champions”.
“We have dropped bodybuilding, canoeing, fencing, judo and triathlon because these sports do not have the competitiveness required to give a strong challenge at the Games,” he said.
“Some of our athletes in these five sports are not even ranked compared to athletes from the other South-East Asia countries.
“But the five national associations, or any other sports, not in the list of 39 sports can appeal to OCM by the end of this month.
“We will also listen to appeals from the other South-East Asia countries before making the final decision.
“The final list of the sports and events will be confirmed during the SEA Games Federation meeting in Kuala Lumpur by July 13 or 14.”
Tunku Imran also explained that the number of events in athletics had been reduced from 46 to 38 because “we don’t have any participants in some of the events”.
For the KL Games, there will be 22 track events and 16 field events.
He, however, did not reveal the eight athletics events that will be dropped from the KL Games.
OCM’s move in cutting down the number of athletics events is not surprising given that Malaysia fared poorly at the Singapore Games last June – returning with just three golds out of the 46 on offer.
Tunku Imran said that the men’s football competition will be changed from an Under-23 event to Under-22.
He said that all the sports will be held here, except for track cycling (in Nilai) as well as equestrian and water ski (Putrajaya).
Source http://www.thestar.com.my/sport/other-sport/2016/02/17/five-sports-provisionally-dropped-from-2017-sea-games/
2017 SEA Games, Some events might be removed in Athletics
2017 SEA Games
This comes after the Organizing Committee of the 29th SEA Games in Malaysia 2017, announced that five sports will be dropped from the 2017 SEA Games. These sports included Body Building, Canoeing, Fencing, Judo and Triathlon.
If this was to push through due to unknown reasons. It would means for the Philippines that defending Champion Ulboc, Medalist Decathletes Cid and Ubas, Womens Silver medalist Mary Joy Tabal, Steeple Bronze medalist Jessica Lyn Barnard and SEA Games bronze medalist in Heptathlon Nars Atienza would all no longer be able to compete there in main events and would have to shift there focus to other events at the SEA Games.
According to Adriansprints.com
The shortlisted events but not finalised yet at SEA federation level.
SEA GAMES 2017:
The following track and field events may not be contested in the biannual games at Kuala Lumpur …
MEN - 10000m, Marathon, 3000m Steeplechase, Decathlon
WOMEN - 10000m, Marathon, 3000m Steeplechase, Heptathlon
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