Seven golds keep Indonesia third at SEA Games on Day 4

Indonesia remained in third place in the provisional medal standings of the 2025 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games as of the fourth day of competition on Friday, December 12. The Indonesian contingent trailed Vietnam in second place by four gold medals.

On Friday alone, Indonesia collected 16 medals — seven gold, five silver, and four bronze — bringing its overall tally to 72 medals. According to Antara, by the end of Day 4 Indonesia had secured 20 gold medals, 28 silver medals, and 24 bronze medals.

Host nation Thailand continued to dominate the standings, increasing its haul to 66 gold medals, 43 silver medals, and 28 bronze medals. Vietnam held on to second place with 24 gold medals, 17 silver medals, and 43 bronze medals, maintaining a narrow lead over Indonesia.

Singapore occupied fourth place, five gold medals behind Indonesia, with a total of 15 gold, 16 silver, and 18 bronze medals. The Philippines followed in fifth place with 11 gold medals, 16 silver medals, and 35 bronze medals.

Medal Highlights on Day 4

Indonesia’s seven gold medals on Friday came from several sports, with judo emerging as a major contributor by winning three gold medals. Dinny Febriany claimed gold in the women’s 52–57 kg category, Syerina triumphed in the women’s 63–70 kg division, and Muhammad Rizqi Maulana topped the men’s -55 kg event.

Gymnastics added another gold through Abiyu Rafi in the men’s horizontal bar. The sport also contributed two silver medals — won by Satria Tri Wira Yudha (horizontal bar) and Muhammad Aprizal (rings) — as well as a bronze medal from Salsabila Hadi Pamungkas in the women’s floor exercise.

In athletics, Indonesia achieved a gold-and-silver finish in the women’s 100-meter hurdles, with Dina Aulia taking gold and Emilia Nova earning silver.

Sport climbing also delivered strong results, producing two gold medals. Ardana Cikal Damarwulan won the men’s lead event, while Alma Ariella Tsany secured gold in the women’s lead. The discipline also added a silver medal from Sukma Lintang Cahyani in the women’s lead and a bronze from Cesar Mahesa in the men’s lead.

Indonesia’s Medal List on Day 4

Gold Medals

1. Abiyu Rafi — Men’s gymnastics, horizontal bar

2. Dinny Febriany — Women’s judo, 52–57 kg

3. Syerina — Women’s judo, 63–70 kg

4. Muhammad Rizqi Maulana — Men’s judo, -55 kg

5. Dina Aulia — Women’s athletics, 100-meter hurdles

6. Ardana Cikal Damarwulan — Men’s sport climbing, lead

7. Alma Ariella Tsany — Women’s sport climbing, lead

Silver Medals

1. Muhammad Raihan Fadhila — Men’s taekwondo, kyorugi 74–80 kg

2. Emilia Nova — Women’s athletics, 100-meter hurdles

3. Sukma Lintang Cahyani — Women’s sport climbing, lead

4. Satria Tri Wira Yudha — Men’s gymnastics, horizontal bar

5. Muhammad Aprizal — Men’s gymnastics, rings

Bronze Medals

1. Winda Dwi Putri — Women’s taekwondo, kyorugi 46–49 kg

2. Cesar Mahesa — Men’s sport climbing, lead

3. Indonesia men’s baseball team

4. Salsabila Hadi Pamungkas — Women’s gymnastics, floor exercise

Source : https://en.tempo.co/read/2073096/sea-games-2025-medal-standings-day-4-indonesia-holds-third-place?tracking_page_direct