Tashkent, Uzbekistan will host the 4th Asian Youth Games in 2029

During the closing ceremony of the 3rd Asian Youth Games in Bahrain, the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) flag was handed over to Uzbekistan, symbolizing the acceptance of being the next host of the games. 

 

Uzbekistan finished second overall in the medal tally at the 3rd AYG in Bahrain with 81 medals including 37 golds. Most of its medals came from boxing, judo, kurash, weightlifting and wrestling.

 

So expect these five (5) sports to be included in the sports programme of the next edition of the games.

With four years to prepare, let’s hope for our Southeast Asian youth athletes to excel in #Tashkent2029!

 

14th ASEAN School Games

I. About the 14th ASEAN School Games

II. Participating Nations
III. Sports
IV. Medal Tally
V. Competition Venues
VI. Medal Tally By Sports
VII. Official Mascot
VIII. Official Emblem/Logo

   

I. About the 14th ASEAN School Games

The 14th ASEAN School Games (ASG) is being hosted by Brunei Darassalam from November 20 to 28. This marks the second time Brunei has hosted this event, with the previous one held in 2015. The opening ceremony will take place on November 20 at the Indoor Stadium, while the closing ceremony will be held on November 30 at Setia Point.

This year's theme is "Dream, Strive, Achieve", adapted from the Bruneian proverb Bekarih, Bejarih, Belurih, which reflects the values of diligence, perseverance and hard work.

The ASEAN Schools Games (ASG) is an annual sporting event which aims to enhance friendship among students around the Southeast Asian region. It also seeks to promote ASEAN solidarity among the youth through school sports and provide opportunities for school athletes to engage in cultural exchange.

II. Participating Nations

• Brunei (host) (153 Athletes)
• Cambodia
• Indonesia
• Laos
• Malaysia
• Myanmar
• Philippines 
• Singapore 
• Thailand 
• Vietnam 

III. Sports

There are 106 events in 8 sport disciplines being contested. These are athletics, badminton, basketball, netball, pencak silat,  sepak takraw, swimming and wushu. (Click Sports for more details)

 

ATHLETICS  |  BADMINTON  |  BASKETBALL  |  NETBALL

PENCAK SILAT  |  SEPAK TAKRAW  | SWIMMING  | WUSHU

IV. Medal Tally 

V. Schedule & Competition Venues

 

Event venues include the Sports School (badminton), Indoor Stadium (basketball), Hassanal Bolkiah Sports Complex (netball), Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium (athletics), Pusat Belia (pencak silat), National Swimming Pool (swimming), Rimba II Secondary School (sepak takraw) and Universiti Brunei Darussalam Sports Complex (wushu). 

 

VI. Medal Tally By Sports

 

VII. Official Mascot

 

The official mascot named "Wira" is a fictional character that symbolizes the energetic, enthusiastic and superior character of a teenager. The name "Wira" was chosen for its brevity, memorability, and its alignment with the sporting theme of the games symbolizing the spirit of healthy competition among student athletes from Southeast Asian countries.

 

Wira wears modern sportswear reflecting the values of the Malay Islamic Monarchy (MIB). Additionally, the mascot sports futuristic glasses, which add an innovative and contemporary touch to its appearance. This mascot not only represents the fighting spirit and perseverance of the athletes, but also welcomes the presence of student athletes from all over Southeast Asia with joy and respect.

 

Overall, Wira depicts the resilience and tenacious spirit of the student athletes who strive to achieve success in sports in line with the motto of the 14th ASEAN Schools Games "Dream, Strive, Achieve", as well as a symbol of unity and inspiration in the ASEAN region.

 

Mascot Creator: DK Rahimah Amani Binti PG Abdul Rahman (Jerudong International School Student) 

 

 
VIII. Official Emblem/Logo

  

 

 

Final Medal Tally at the 3rd Asian Youth Games

Here is the final medal tally at the 3rd Asian Youth Games held in Bahrain which took place from October 22 to 31. Thailand topped among the Southeast Asian nations collecting a total of 48 medals including 15 gold medals. 

 

Team Philippines came second as the second best performing SEA teams with total medals of 24 including seven (7) gold medals while Indonesia came as the third best performing team from Southeast Asia with 28 medals which includes 4 gold medals.

 

Highlighted in the medal board are our Southeast Asian teams that won medals at the Bahrain games. 

 

 

 

Chess at the 2nd SEA Deaf Games - Jakarta 2025

 

 

Women's Standard

• Gold - Ainnur Asyikin Binti Jupinen (Malaysia)

 

Men's Standard 

• Gold - Loo Pin Xie (Malaysia)

 

 

Table Tennis at the 2nd SEA Deaf Games - Jakarta 2025

 

Men's Singles

• Gold -
• Silver - 
• Bronze - 

 

Women's Doubles

• Gold - Abbrianne Nuevo and Ella Punay (Philippines)
• Silver - 
• Bronze - Jedameg Ratificar & Jamela Prestoza (Philippines) 

 

Men's Doubles

• Gold - Julius Esposo and Cayl Brent Chavez (Philippines)
• Silver - 
• Bronze - Edwin Advincula & Rae Chester Tyson  (Philippines)

 

Women's Doubles

• Gold -
• Silver - 
• Bronze - 

 

  

 

 

 

Athletics at the 2nd SEA Deaf Games - Jakarta 2025

MEDALISTS IN ATHLETICS (10 EVENTS)

 

Men's 100m

• Gold - Muhammad Zamir Bin Azman (Malaysia)
• Silver - Hazrul Shah Bin Hamri (Malaysia)
• Bronze - Muhammad Zumar Bin Azman (Malaysia)

Men's 200m

• Gold - Muhammad Zamir Bin Azman (Malaysia)
• Silver - Hazrul Shah Bin Hamri (Malaysia)
• Bronze - Muhammad Zumar Bin Azman (Malaysia)

 

Men's 400m 

• Gold - Muhammad Shahrul Azmer Bin Azman (Malaysia)
• Silver - Raka Helmy Prisena (Indonesia)
• Bronze -  Jae Phillipe Ciron Arce (Philippines)

 

Men's 800m

• Gold - Azlan Kuste (Malaysia)
• Silver - Aidil A.Asyraf Juakim (Malaysia)
• Bronze - Md Amiruddin Hj Md Zain (Brunei)

Men's 1500m

• Gold - Azlan Kuste (Malaysia)
• Silver - Aidil A.Asyraf Juakim (Malaysia)
• Bronze - Md Amiruddin Hj Md Zain (Brunei)

  

Men's 4x100m Relay

• Gold  - Malaysia-A (44.36s)
• Silver - Indonesia 
• Bronze - Malaysia 

 

Men's 4x400m Relay

• Gold  - Malaysia-A (3.34.16)
• Silver - Malaysia-B (3.41.74)
• Bronze - Indonesia (3.46.31)

 

Men's Long Jump

• Gold - Zaiman Bin Megat Abu (Malaysia)
• Silver - Hazrul Shah Bin Hamri (Malaysia)
• Bronze - Jae Phillipe Ciron Arce (Philippines)

 

Women's 100m

• Gold - Nur Andrina Binti Zainuddin (Malaysia)
• Silver - Steffy Stacey Lakim (Malaysia)
• Bronze - Selly Dewi Juniarti (Indonesia) 

 

Women's 200m

• Gold - Nur Andrina Binti Zainuddin (Malaysia)
• Silver - Alinda Anastasia A/P Leo (Malaysia)
• Bronze - Selly Dewi Juniarti (Indonesia) 

 

 

Futsal at the 2nd SEA Deaf Games - Jakarta 2025

 

Results of Futsal events at the 2nd Southeast Asian Deaf Games in Jakarta, Indonesia. 

 

MEN

• August 22: Indonesia 1-2 Malaysia  

 

WOMEN

• August 22: Indonesia 1-2 Malaysia 

 

 

 

Bowling at the 2nd SEA Deaf Games - Jakarta 2025

 

Here are the medalists in bowling at the 2nd Southeast Asian Deaf Games in Jakarta, Indonesia.

 

Women's Singles (in photo)

• Gold - Lovella Catalan (Philippines)
• Silver - Siong Mui Hong (Malaysia)
• Bronze - Siw Sing Hie (Malaysia)

 

Men's Singles

• Gold - Mohd Fidaus (Malaysia)
• Silver - Ho Choon Swing (Malaysia)
• Bronze - George Manozo (Philippines) 

 

Women's Doubles

• Gold - Siong Mui Hong & Siw Sing Hie (Malaysia)
• Silver - Ma. Ceilia Villacin & Maria Lovella Catalan (Philippines)
• Bronze - 

 

Men's Doubles - 

• Gold - Mohd Firdaus & Ho Choon Seong (Malaysia)
• Silver - George Manozo & Kristofferton Burgos (Philippines) 
• Bronze -   

 

 

 

Sports in the 33rd Southeast Asian Games

 

Here are the sports to be contested in the 33rd Southeast Asian Games in Thailand. 50 medal-sports plus 3 demonstration sports. 

 

Aquatics will feature swimming, diving, artistic swimming, water polo and open water swimming. Meanwhile, dragon boat race is under the canoe and rowing category. 

 

Under extreme sports, sport climbing, waterski & wakeboard, skateboading and jet ski events will be contested at the biennial meet. 

 

Meanwhile, the three demonstration sports are Air Sports, Flying Disc and Tug of War. 

 

Photo Credit: SEA GAMES Thailand 2025

 

 

 

2nd SEA Deaf Games - Jakarta 2025

 

 

The 2nd edition of the Southeast Asia Deaf Games or SEA Deaf Games will take place from August 20 to 26, 2025 in Jakarta, Indonesia.

 

The theme of the 2nd SEA Deaf Games is "Winning Through Unity".

 

The games will feature six (6) sports. These sports are athletics, badminton, bowling, futsal, table tennis and chess. 

 

ATHLETICS     BADMINTON     BOWLING     CHESS     FUTSAL     TABLE TENNIS 

 

Emblem 

 

Red symbolizes the country of Indonesia and supports victory in the world of sports.

The green color symbolizes the empowerment of Deaf athletes to develop and unite throughout Indonesia, Asia and internationally. Apart from that, Indonesia has natural wealth.

Brown colour has an Indonesian identity, namely a work of art in the form of Batik which has become world famous. Brown is a symbol of the color of fertile clay so it is hoped that it can evoke feelings of happiness, humility, simplicity and a down-to-earth nature.

 Official Mascot