The Philippines won two golds, two silvers and three bronzes in Nagoya, while officials explored plans for the country’s first para athlete training center.
![PH medalists in para swimming, from left, Bladimir Sebastian Gonzales, Ric Daniel Pasadilla, Raemond Adefuin, Mary Hannah Diesto, and (front) Zach Lucas Obsioma. [PSC photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/c8b20a6d-85d5-4936-afc4-fc8c3490793f-400x200.jpeg)
Team Philippines continued its medal rush at the 2025 Asian Youth Para Games in Dubai as young para swimmers and para athletes delivered golds across multiple venues.
Chester Rabanal and Christian Pepito shift from wheelchair basketball to para powerlifting as they aim for podium finishes in their international debut at the 2025 Asian Youth Para Games in Dubai.
![48 Filipino para-athletes prepare to showcase their talent and determination at the Asian Youth Para Games. [PSC Facebook photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/594058533_1292796262883581_7203333359913664751_n-400x200.jpg)
The Philippines will compete with a 48-athlete delegation in nine sports at the 2025 Asian Youth Para Games in Dubai, aiming to inspire and win medals.