Philippines at the 2012 Asian Beach Games

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Philippines at the
2012 Asian Beach Games
Flag of the Philippines.svg
IOC code PHI
NOC Philippine Olympic Committee
Website www.olympic.ph  (in English)
in Haiyang
Competitors33
Medals
Ranked 11th
Gold
0
Silver
2
Bronze
2
Total
4
Asian Beach Games appearances

Philippines competed in the 2012 Asian Beach Games , held in Haiyang, People's Republic of China from June 16 to June 22, 2012. The Philippine contingent finally went home with a medal, an improvement from 2010 Asian Beach Games.

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Medalists

Silver

No.MedalNameSportEvent
1Silver medal icon.svg SilverJameson Bumahit
Florence Caro
Nelson Cordova
Raquiel Espinosa
Alex Generalo
Ambrocio Gontinas
Alberto Hugo
Rolando Isidro
Hermie Macaranas
Joseph Magno
Diomedes Manalo
Ric Nacional
Ronniel Rafael
Dativo Romares
Ricky Sardena
Alex Sumagaysay
Dragon boat pictogram.svg Dragon boat Men's 200m
2Silver medal icon.svg SilverJameson Bumahit
Florence Caro
Nelson Cordova
Raquiel Espinosa
Alex Generalo
Ambrocio Gontinas
Alberto Hugo
Rolando Isidro
Hermie Macaranas
Joseph Magno
Diomedes Manalo
Ric Nacional
Ronniel Rafael
Dativo Romares
Ricky Sardena
Alex Sumagaysay
Dragon boat pictogram.svg Dragon boat Men's 500m

Bronze

No.MedalNameSportEvent
1Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeJameson Bumahit
Florence Caro
Nelson Cordova
Raquiel Espinosa
Alex Generalo
Ambrocio Gontinas
Alberto Hugo
Rolando Isidro
Hermie Macaranas
Joseph Magno
Diomedes Manalo
Ric Nacional
Ronniel Rafael
Dativo Romares
Ricky Sardena
Alex Sumagaysay
Dragon boat pictogram.svg Dragon boat Men's 3000m
2Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeAnalyn Almazan
Allana Lim
Melissa Jacob
Ewon Arayi
3x3 basketball pictogram.svg 3x3 basketball Women's Team

Multiple

NameSportGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Jameson Bumahit
Florence Caro
Nelson Cordova
Raquiel Espinosa
Alex Generalo
Ambrocio Gontinas
Alberto Hugo
Rolando Isidro
Hermie Macaranas
Joseph Magno
Diomedes Manalo
Ric Nacional
Ronniel Rafael
Dativo Romares
Ricky Sardena
Alex Sumagaysay
Dragon boat 0213

Medal summary

Medal by sports

SportGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Dragon boat pictogram.svg Dragon boat 0213
3x3 basketball pictogram.svg 3x3 basketball 0011
Totals (2 sports)0224

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