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The Philippine men’s curling team is set to arrive in Manila on Saturday, February 15, following their gold medal victory at the Asian Winter Games. The team, which defeated South Korea 5-3, will receive a warm welcome as they gear up for future Winter Olympic and World Cup qualifiers.
The Philippine men’s curling team’s gold medal at the Asian Winter Games has set the stage for a historic Winter Olympics medal bid, according to POC President Abraham Tolentino. With this victory, the path to Milano Cortina 2026 is now clearer than ever.
The Philippine men’s curling team made history by winning the country’s first-ever gold medal at the Asian Winter Games, defeating South Korea 5-3 in a thrilling final. This victory marks a milestone for both Team Philippines and Southeast Asia in winter sports.
The Philippine men’s curling team secured a spot in the knockout qualification round at the 9th Asian Winter Games, defeating Chinese Taipei 11-3. The team, led by Filipino-Swiss curlers Marc and Enrico Pfister, is now one step closer to a historic medal finish.
The Philippines made a stunning debut in the Asian Winter Games, defeating world No. 13 South Korea, 12-6, and world No. 45 Kyrgyzstan, 10-2, in mixed doubles curling. Filipino-Swiss Marc Pfister and Filipino-American Kathleen Dubberstein dominated their Group A round-robin matchups, boosting the country’s medal hopes.