Karate at the 2005 Southeast Asian Games

Karate at the 2005 Southeast Asian Games took place in the Mandaue Coliseum, Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines. The participants were competing in different weight categories in both the men's and women's competitions. The event was held from November 27–29.[1]

Karate
at the 2005 Southeast Asian Games
VenueMandaue Coliseum
LocationMandaue City, Cebu
Start dateNovember 27, 2005
End dateNovember 29, 2005
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  *   Host nation (Philippines)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Indonesia (INA)55414
2 Vietnam (VIE)54817
3 Malaysia (MAS)46414
4 Philippines (PHI)*30912
5 Thailand (THA)1146
6 Brunei (BRU)0303
7 Myanmar (MYA)0022
 Singapore (SIN)0022
9 Laos (LAO)0011
Totals (9 nations)18193471

Events

Medal winners
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Individual Kata Ku Jin Keat
( Malaysia)		 Faizal Zainuddin
( Indonesia)		 Noel Espinosa
( Philippines)

Le Xuan Hung
( Vietnam)

Men's Individual
Kumite (< 55 kg.)		 P. Ramasaniv
( Malaysia)		 HJ Johari
( Brunei)		 Nguyen Pham Tran
( Vietnam)
Bambang Mauloin
( Indonesia)
Men's Individual
Kumite (< 60 kg.)		 Kunasilan Lakanathan
( Malaysia)		 Donny Dharmawan
( Indonesia)		 Sein Win
( Vietnam)

P. Phouthvoung
( Laos)

Men's Individual
Kumite (< 65 kg.)		 Nelson Pacalso
( Philippines)		 Nguyen B. Toan
( Vietnam)		 Ly Wai
( Malaysia)
W. Kuaphol
( Thailand)
Men's Individual
Kumite (< 70 kg.)		 Vie B. Bang
( Vietnam)		 Sim Chung Hlang
( Brunei)		 Junel Perania
( Philippines)

S. Suwam
( Thailand)

Men's Individual
Kumite (< 75 kg.)		 Christo Mondolu
( Indonesia)		 Rayner Kin Sion
( Malaysia)		 Mat Xuan Luong
( Vietnam)

Tong Kit Siong
( Brunei)

Men's Individual
Kumite (> 75 kg.)		 Umar Syarif
( Indonesia)		 Jarvis Anak Julain
( Malaysia)		 Joey Pabillore
( Philippines)

F. Chonlapham
( Thailand)

Men's Individual
Kumite (Open weight)		 Umar Syarlef
( Indonesia)		 Nguyen Ngoo Thanh
( Vietnam)		 Mahendran Supremaniam
( Malaysia)
L. C. Jun
( Singapore)
Men's Team Kata  Vietnam  Indonesia  Philippines
 Malaysia
Men's Team Kumite  Indonesia  Malaysia  Philippines
 Vietnam
Women's Individual Kata Lim Lee Lee
( Malaysia)		 Nguyen Hoang Ngan
( Vietnam)		 Stephanie Lim
( Philippines)

Ng Pei Yi
( Singapore)

Women's Individual
Kumite (< 48 kg.)		 Unthi Nguyen
( Vietnam)		 Telly Melinda
( Indonesia)		 Mae Eso
( Philippines)
Jitican Ensuracan
( Thailand)
Women's Individual
Kumite (< 53 kg.)		 Maria Marna Pabillore
( Philippines)		 Y. Torrattanawathana
( Thailand)		 Jenny Zeannet
( Indonesia)

Dao Thi Tu Anh
( Vietnam)

Women's Individual
Kumite (< 60 kg.)		 Nguyen Thi Hai
( Vietnam)		 Puspa Meonk
( Indonesia)		 Cherli Tugday
( Philippines)
Yamini Gopalasamy
( Malaysia)
Women's Individual
Kumite (> 60 kg.)		 Gretchen Malalad
( Philippines)		 Jamallaiah BT. Jammalludin
( Malaysia)		 Nguyen Thi Nga
( Vietnam)
Pushita Triana Gustin
( Indonesia)
Women's Individual
Kumite (Open weight)		 Y. Torrattanawathana
( Thailand)		 Yamini Gopalasamy
( Malaysia)		 Nguyen Thi Hai Yen
( Vietnam)
Gretchen Malalad
( Philippines)
Women's Team Kata  Vietnam  Malaysia  Indonesia
 Myanmar
Women's Team Kumite  Indonesia  Malaysia  Myanmar
 Vietnam

References
  1. "Karate: Rayner pays a heavy price".
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