1992 Summer Olympics / Participant (Philippines)

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The Philippines participated in the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona with a delegation of 26 athletes (24 men and two women) in 29 competitions in nine sports. The standard bearer at the opening ceremony was the boxer Arlo Chavez .

Medalist

bronze

Surname	sport	competition
Roel Velasco	Boxing	Men, light flyweight

Participants by sport

Boxing

Men

• Charlie Baleña

  Featherweight: 1st round

• Arlo Chavez

  Light welterweight: 2nd round

• Ronald Chavez

  Lightweight: quarter-finals

• Roberto Jalnaiz

  Bantamweight: quarter finals

• Roel Velasco

  Light flyweight: bronze

• Isidro Vicera

  Flyweight: 2nd round

fencing

Men

• Walter Torres

  Foil, singles: 53rd place

Judo

Men

• John Baylon

  Light middleweight: 22nd place

• Jerry Dino

  Ultra light weight: 35th place

athletics

Men

• Héctor Begeo

  3000 meter obstacle: prelims

• Edward Lasquete

  Pole vault: 28th place in qualification

• Herman Suizo

  Marathon: 52nd place

Cycling

Men

• Norberto Oconer

  Road race: DNF

• Domingo Villanueva

  Road race: DNF

horse riding

• Denise Cojuangco

  Jumping, singles: 77th place in qualification

shoot

Men Emerito Concepción Air rifle: 41st place

Open class Jaime Recio Trap: 49th place

swim

Men Joseph Buhain 100 meters chest: 30th place 100 meter butterfly: 36th place 200 meter medley: 38th place 4 × 100 meters: 18th place Patrick Concepcion 100 meters chest: 35th place 200 meters chest: 28th place 4 × 100 meters: 18th place Leo Najera 100 meters back: 44th place 100 meter butterfly: 54th place 4 × 100 meters: 18th place Raymond papa 100 meters back: 43rd place 200 meters back: disqualified 4 × 100 meters: 18th place

Women Gillian Thomson 100 meters freestyle: 34th place 200 meters freestyle: 29th place 100 meters back: 18th place 200 meters back: 19th place

sailing

• Richard Paz

  Windsurfing: 31st place

• Mario Almario , Teodorico Asejo , & Juan Miguel Torres

  Soling: 24th place

Web links

• Philippine Olympic team from 1992 in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )