![Lhey Marie Manginsay celebrates her victory after winning the gold medal in women’s singles Class 10 table tennis at the Philippine National Para Games, showcasing determination and resilience on the national stage. [PSC photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/IMG_1153-400x200.jpeg)
Lhey Marie Manginsay clinched the gold in women’s singles Class 10 table tennis at the 8th Philippine National Para Games, marking an impressive debut in the national tournament. The 21-year-old from Zamboanga Sibugay overcame tough opponents to fulfill her dreams and drew inspiration from Paralympian Josephine Medina.
![Elizabeth Bayla stands poised, embodying strength and determination after her victorious performance in the women’s compound open division at the 8th Philippine National Para Games. [PSC photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/462565149_924416255704458_167840837026626462_n-400x200.jpg)
Elizabeth Bayla, a 56-year-old archer from Baguio City, clinched the gold medal in the women’s compound open division at the 8th Philippine National Para Games. Facing off against Paralympian Agustina Bantiloc, Bayla’s victory underscores her pursuit of a spot in the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympics.
![Men's 400-meter freestyle S6-S7 gold medalist Christian Benedict Paulino [PSC photo release]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/462554842_3952365155042782_2519622403265292416_n-e1731336738669-400x200.jpg)
Christian Benedict Paulino, representing Quezon City, claimed the first gold medal at the 8th Philippine National Para Games in Manila. He triumphed in the men’s 400m freestyle S6-S7, paving the way for other athletes in this inspiring event backed by the Philippine Sports Commission.
![Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Richard Bachmann [PSC photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/ROTC-PR-PHOTO-CHAIRMAN-BACHMANN-400x200.jpg)
Philippine Sports Commission Chairman Richard Bachmann and Senator Bong Go inaugurate the 8th Philippine National Para Games at Rizal Memorial Sports Complex. The event, with over 900 participants and nine sports, marks a renewed commitment to Para sports development and inclusion.