Pencak silat at the 2009 Southeast Asian Games

Pencak Silat at the 2009 Southeast Asian Games was held at Hall 3, Lao international Trade Exhibition and Convention Center, Vientiane, Laos between December 12 and 17, 2009.

Medal summary

 Rank  NOC Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 Vietnam (VIE)64111
2 Malaysia (MAS)40610
3 Thailand (THA)24410
4 Indonesia (INA)2338
5 Singapore (SIN)1258
6 Laos (LAO)*1247
7 Brunei (BRU)1034
8 Myanmar (MYA)0112
 Philippines (PHI)0112
Total (9 NOCs)17172862

Medalists

Artistic

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's singles Hj Khairul Bahrin
 Brunei
Sarawut Comepoon
 Thailand
Youthisinh
 Laos
Men's doubles  Indonesia (INA)
Hamdani
Yusuf
 Vietnam (VIE)
Nguyen Thanh Tung
Tran Duc Nghia
 Malaysia (MAS)
Mohamad Hafiz
Muhamad Helmi
Women's singles Rabiatul Ishak
 Singapore
Vu Thi Thao
 Vietnam
Nih Lu Putu
 Indonesia

Tarung

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
45–50 kg Mohd Hafiz
 Malaysia
Okhe Botsavang
 Laos
Amirul Bin Ahat
 Brunei
Niphon Jantaro
 Thailand
50–55 kg Nanthachaik
 Thailand
Tran Van Toan
 Vietnam
Thitsaphone
 Laos
Shuhairi Chin
 Malaysia
55–60 kg Nguyen Ba Trinh
 Vietnam
Pujo Janoko
 Indonesia
Mohd Islahidayat
 Malaysia
Prasit Warlam
 Thailand
60–65 kg Chaiwat Nimma
 Thailand
Sodik
 Indonesia
Khuzaiman Ahmad
 Brunei
Saifullah Julaimi
 Singapore
65–70 kg Wahyup
 Indonesia
Min Swe
 Myanmar
Saifuddin Julaimi
 Singapore
Sanchai Chomphupuang
 Thailand
70–75 kg Mohd Fauzi
 Malaysia
Truong Van Mao
 Vietnam
Marniel Dimla
 Philippines
El Yasak Said
 Singapore
75–80 kg Vu The Hoang
 Vietnam
Shakir Juanda
 Singapore
Freddy Ashrol Choo
 Brunei
80–85 kg Faizal Abdullah
 Malaysia
Chanon Untakool
 Thailand
Shafiq Saiful
 Singapore
Nguyen Thanh Quyen
 Vietnam
85–90 kg Pheumthavy Vongphackdy
 Laos
Nurhabir Sansis Isnani
 Philippines
Not awarded, No medalist

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
45–50 kg Le Thi Phi Nga
 Vietnam
Boutsady
 Laos
Noor Farahana
 Malaysia
Nyein Nyein Aung
 Myanmar
50–55 kg Huynh Thi Thu Hong
 Vietnam
Dinniyati Julaimi
 Singapore
Kesone
 Laos
Malini Mohamad
 Malaysia
55–60 kg Emy Latip
 Malaysia
Jutaratnoytapa
 Thailand
Anissa Pangestina
 Indonesia
Saiedah Said
 Singapore
60–65 kg Nguyen Phuong Thuy
 Vietnam
Ninyoman Suparnit
 Indonesia
Bouaphay
 Laos
Jongdee Hemkaeo
 Thailand
65–70 kg Le Thi Hoan Ngoan
 Vietnam
Monruthai
 Thailand
Sofani
 Indonesia
Siti Rahmah Nasir
 Malaysia
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