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Carlos Yulo won the Philippines" first gold medal at the 2026 Asian Games after ruling the men"s floor exercise final on Thursday in Japan.
Carlos Yulo won the gold medal in the men"s floor exercise on Thursday at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, claiming his first medal in the continental competition.
The Philippines won its first gold medal courtesy of two-time Olympic champion Carlos Yulo in the floor exercise finals of the artistic gymnastics competition, raising the medal haul up to six medals at the 2026 Asian Games as of Thursday, September 24.
MANILA, Philippines — On Day 5 of the 2026 Asian Games, the Philippines finally tallied its first gold medal courtesy of the two-time Olympic champion Carlos Yulo. Yulo delivered a close-to-perfect performance to snatch the gold medal in the 2026 Asian Games medal tallying 14.67 points in the men’s floor exercise final event on Thursday afternoon at the Nagoya City General Gymnasium (Rainbow Hall).
MANILA, Philippines — In her favorite event, Kayla Sanchez missed the podium in the women’s 50-meter freestyle event at the 2026 Asian Games on Thursday afternoon at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre in Japan. Sanchez, a two-time Olympic medal winner, clocked 24.75 seconds on Thursday to place fourth, just .29 seconds shy of China’s bronze medalist Yujie Cheng, who finished in 24.46 seconds. Qingfeng Wu of China posted a new Asian Games record of 23.98 seconds for the gold medal while Siobhan Haughey of Hong Kong clocked 24.32 seconds for the silver medal. The last time the Philippines won a swimming medal in the Asian Games was in 1988, when Raymond Papa won two bronze medals in the men’s 100m and 200m backstroke events.
Carlos Yulo captured an elusive gold medal in the Asian Games after ruling the men's floor exercise finals on Thursday at the Nagoya General Gymnasium in Japan.
Kayla Sanchez missed the podium in the women"s 50m freestyle at the 2026 Asian Games after finishing fourth in the event"s final on Thursday in Japan.
MANILA, Philippines — There will be no podium finish for Olympian rower Joanie Delgaco as she placed sixth in the women's single sculls final at the 2026 Asian Games on Thursday in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Delgaco clocked 8:01.63, finishing last in Finals A. China’s Xinyu Zhang bagged the gold medal with a time of 7:21.53, while Uzbekistan’s Anna Prakaten (7:23.99) and Iran’s Fatemeh Mojallaltopraghghale (7:35.99) took the silver and bronze medals, respectively. Delgaco, the first Filipina rower to compete in the Olympics, booked a finals slot in Japan after clocking 8:25.47 on Wednesday.
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The Philippines currently has five medals in the 2026 Asian Games, with one silver and four bronze medals as of early Thursday, as the country continues to eye more medals in the two-week continental event.
Olympic gold medalist Carlos Yulo is putting performance over results as he prepares for the men"s floor exercise individual final at the 20th Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan, on Thursday.