Pencak Silat at the 2005 Southeast Asian Games

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Pencak Silat
Pencak Silat
Venue Cebu Coliseum
Location Cebu City, Cebu
Date started November 30, 2005
Date finished December 4, 2005
Pencak Silat

Pencak Silat at the 2005 Southeast Asian Games took place in the Cebu Coliseum, Cebu City, Cebu,Philippines.

The event was held from November 30 to December 4.

[edit] Medal winners

Category Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Class A
45-50 kg.		 Abang Erdie Babang Pauzan
( Malaysia)		 Diyan Kristiano
( Indonesia)		 Jul Omar Abduhakim
( Philippines)

Mohd Asadullah
( Singapore)
Men's Class B
50-55 kg.		 Tran Van Toan
( Vietnam)		 Christopher Yabut
( Philippines)		 ?
( Myanmar)
 ?
( Thailand)
Men's Class C
55-60 kg.		 Nguyen Ba Trinh
( Vietnam)		 Nakin Kumsree
( Thailand)		 Azhar Abdurazad
( Philippines)
 ?
( Thailand)
Men's Class D
60-65 kg.		 Ahmad Sharil bin Zailudin
( Malaysia)		 Abdulloh Mahlee
( Thailand)		 Mohammad Saifullah
( Singapore)
 ?
( Indonesia)
Men's Class E
65-70kg.		 Haris Nugruho
( Indonesia)		 Norhasmizan bin Abdullah
( Malaysia)		 Thin Lin Aung
( Myanmar)

Le Anh Tuan
( Vietnam)
Men's Class F
70-75 kg.		 Marniel Dimla
( Philippines)		 Dinh Cong Son
( Vietnam)		 Abdul Iswandy
( Singapore)

Pojanan Satha
( Thailand)
Men's Class H
80-85 kg.		 Muhammad Imran Bin Abdul Rahman
( Singapore)		 ?
( Indonesia)		 ?
( Malaysia)

?
( Vietnam)
Men's Class I
85-90		 Nguyen Van Hung
( Vietnam)		 Muhammad Yusoff
Shah Khamaruddin
( Singapore)		 Niwat Phuangphaka
( Thailand)
Herihono
( Indonesia)
Women's Class A
45-50 kg.		 Le Thi Hang
( Vietnam)		 Nyien Nyien Aung
( Myanmar)		 Nerlyn Huinda
( Philippines)

Nur As'Ashikeen
( Singapore)
Women's Class B
50-55 kg.		 Huwnh Thi Thu Hong
( Vietnam)		 Annaliza Bea
( Philippines)		 Sitti Gameela
Bt. Mohammad Japilus
( Malaysia)
Saiedah Binte Said
( Singapore)
Women's Class C
55-60 kg.		 Trinh Thi Nga
( Vietnam)		 Rosmiati
( Indonesia)		 Juvy Jumuad
( Philippines)
 ?
( Malaysia)
Women's Class D
60-65 kg.		 Nguyen Thi Phuong Thuy
( Vietnam)		 Emy Binti Latif
( Malaysia)		 Zuhrah Sabri
( Singapore)
 ?
( Thailand)

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