Palarong Pambansa 2024

MEDAL TALLY: Palarong Pambansa 2024

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MEDAL TALLY: Palarong Pambansa 2024
Check out the updated medal tally for the 2024 Palarong Pambansa in Cebu City, including all 17 Philippine regions and 2 guest delegations battling anew for top regional grassroots sports supremacy

CEBU CITY, Philippines – The Palarong Pambansa, the Philippines’ biggest grassroots multisport event, graces the Queen City of the South, Cebu City, for its 64th edition running from July 11 to 15, again with more than a thousand medals in store for the country’s best young athletes.

Spicing up the usual regional wars, the National Academy of Sports (NAS) and Philippine Schools Overseas (PSO) are entering the medal tally as two new “regions,” bringing the total from the usual 17 to 19 for the first time ever.

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Here are the overall medal tally and the elementary and secondary division rankings:




Palarong Pambansa 2024 record breakers
  • Jyane Kirt Cantor – Region III (Central Luzon) – Athletics boys elementary long jump – 6.14 meters
  • Rose Jane Barcelona – Region V (Bicol Region) – Athletics girls elementary long jump – 5.17 meters
  • TJ Amaro – Region IV-A (Calabarzon) – Swimming boys secondary 50m butterfly – 25.25 seconds
  • Sophia Rose Garra – National Capital Region (NCR) – Swimming girls elementary 100m backstroke – 1:08.50 minutes
  • Ivo Nikolai Enot – National Capital Region (NCR) – Swimming boys secondary 100m backstroke – 59.34 seconds
  • Micaela Jasmine Mojdeh – Region IV-A (Calabarzon) – Swimming girls secondary 200m butterfly – 2:19.72 minutes
  • Sophia Rose Garra, Gabriel Louise de Leon, Alessandra Therese Martin, Rielle Aishlyn Antonio – National Capital Region (NCR) – Swimming girls elementary 4x50m medley relay – 2:09.85 minutes
  • Charles Daniel Turla – Region VI (Western Visayas) – Athletics boys elementary javelin throw – 60.26 meters
  • Micaela Jasmine Mojdeh – Region IV-A (Calabarzon) – Swimming girls secondary 200-meter backstroke – 2:41.75 minutes
  • Beatrize Maria Mabalay – Region V (Bicol) – Swimming secondary girls 50-meter breaststroke – 34.35 seconds
  • Peter Cyrus Dean – Region IV-A (Calabarzon) – Swimming secondary boys 200-meter individual medley – 2:12.14 minutes
  • Peter Cyrus Dean, Joart Calderon, Reinelle Jan Trinidad, TJ Amaro – Region IV-A (Calabarzon) – Swimming secondary boys 4x100m medley relay – 3:58.39 minutes
  • TJ Amaro – Region IV-A (Calabarzon) – Swimming secondary boys 100-meter butterfly – 56.50 seconds
  • Sophia Rose Garra – National Capital Region (NCR) – Swimming elementary girls 50-meter backstroke – 31.96 seconds
  • Kobe Briel Rivera, Luke Amber Arano, Ryan Zach Belen, Jabrielle Delizo – National Capital Region (NCR) – Swimming boys secondary 4×50-meter freestyle relay – 1:38.37 minutes
  • Leanne Caspillo, Juliana Dejilla, Julia Sohlen Orada, Alexi Cabayaran – Region VI (Western Visayas) – Swimming girls secondary 4×50-meter freestyle relay – 1:51.98 minutes
  • Beatrize Maria Mabalay – Bicol Region – Swimming girls secondary 100-meter breaststroke – 1:15.95 minutes
  • TJ Amaro – Region IV-A (Calabarzon) – Swimming boys secondary 50-meter freestyle – 24.25 seconds
  • TJ Amaro – Region IV-A (Calabarzon) – Swimming boys secondary 200-meter freestyle – 1:58.15 minutes

– Rappler.com

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