Taekwondo at the 2011 Southeast Asian Games

Taekwondo at the 2011 Southeast Asian Games was held in POPKI Sport Hall, Cibubur, Indonesia.

Medal summary

Poomsae

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Team Men  Indonesia (INA)
Daniel Danny Harsono
Asep Santoso
Fazza Fitricahyo
 Thailand (THA)
Attarnontwong Kittimapron
Naravich Rujirarotchanakorn
Noppol Pitukwongdeengam
 Laos (LAO)
Sengmany Vilayvone
Panyasit Bounheng
Manirard Soukthavone
 Singapore (SIN)
Samuel Lee Kang Wei
Jason Tan Jun Wei
Muhammad Norhalimb
Individual Men  Daniel Danny Harsono
Indonesia (INA)
 Dinh Toan Nguyen
Vietnam (VIE)
 Samuel Lee Wei Kang
Singapore (SIN)
 Vidal Marvin Gabriel
Philippines (PHI)
Team Women  Philippines (PHI)
Rani Ann Ortega
Francesca Camille Lagman Alarilla
Ma. Carla Janice Lagman
 Vietnam (VIE)
Tuyet Van Chau
Thi Le Kim Nguyen
Thi Thu Ngan Nguyen
Individual Women  Lessitra Draningrati
Indonesia (INA)
 Joyce Lim Soon Yi
Singapore (SIN)
 Ya Min K-Khine
Myanmar (MYA)
 Pich-Chapha Tanakitcharoenpat
Thailand (THA)
Mixed Pair  Vietnam (VIE)
Dinh Toan Nguyen
Minh Tu Nguyen
 Philippines (PHI)
Vidal Marvin Gabriel
Shaneen Ched Hembrador Sia
 Laos (LAO)
Soukthavy Panyasit
Ounvongsa Nola
 Malaysia (MAS)
Ahmady Bin Rady
Morren Urai Lian

Gyeorugi

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Finweight (under 54 kg)  Chutchawal Khawlaor
Thailand (THA)
 Naing Dwe Shein
Myanmar (MYA)
 Nguyen Huu Nhan
Vietnam (VIE)
 Ahmad Nabil Faqih
Indonesia (INA)
Flyweight (54–58 kg)  Japoy Lizardo
Philippines (PHI)
 Jerranat Nakaviroj
Thailand (THA)
 Phimmasone Douangsivilay
Laos (LAO)
 Jason Tan Jun We
Singapore (SIN)
Bantamweight (58–63 kg)  Mangkheua Sonexa
Laos (LAO)
 Rusfredy Petrus
Malaysia (MAS)
 Pen-Ek Karaket
Thailand (THA)
 Merry Wandra
Indonesia (INA)
Featherweight (63–68 kg)  Kongpon Koomkron
Thailand (THA)
 Thammavong Phouthasone
Laos (LAO)
 Samuel Morrison
Philippines (PHI)
 Afifuddin Omar Sidek
Malaysia (MAS)
Lightweight (68–74 kg)  Duong Thanh Tam
Vietnam (VIE)
 Peerathep Sila-On
Thailand (THA)
 Vannavong Saysana
Laos (LAO)
 Yulius Fernando
Indonesia (INA)
Welterweight (74–80 kg)  Nattapat Tantramart
Thailand (THA)
 Sawatvilay Phimmasone
Laos (LAO)
 Vo Hoang Giao
Vietnam (VIE)
 Mohammad Saifullah
Brunei (BRU)
Middleweight (80–87 kg)  Basuki Nugroho
Indonesia (INA)
 Jose Anthony Soriano
Philippines (PHI)
 Nguyen Trong Cuong
Vietnam (VIE)
 Phon Virak
Cambodia (CAM)
Heavyweight (over 87 kg)  Rizal Samsir
Indonesia (INA)
 Alexander Briones
Philippines (PHI)
 Dinh Quang Duc
Vietnam (VIE)

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Finweight (under 46 kg)  Fransisca Valentina
Indonesia (INA)
 Nurul Asfahlina
Malaysia (MAS)
 Luisa dos Santos
Timor-Leste (TLS)
 Leigh Anne Nuguid
Philippines (PHI)
Flyweight (46–49 kg)  Apitchaya Chaikaew
Thailand (THA)
 Truong Thi Nho
Vietnam (VIE)
 Pauline Lopez
Philippines (PHI)
 Khounviseth Manivanh
Laos (LAO)
Bantamweight (49–53 kg)  Sarita Phongsri
Thailand (THA)
 Siska Permata Sari
Indonesia (INA)
 Chhoeung Puthearim
Cambodia (CAM)
 Doan Thi Huong Giang
Vietnam (VIE)
Featherweight (53–57 kg)  Worawong Pongpanit
Thailand (THA)
 Lia Karina Mansur
Indonesia (INA)
 Guyen Thi Hoai Thu
Vietnam (VIE)
 Karla Avala
Philippines (PHI)
Lightweight (57–62 kg)  Maria Camile Manalo
Philippines (PHI)
 Thanh Thao Nguyen
Vietnam (VIE)
 Vony Dian Permata Sari
Indonesia (INA)
 Sorn Seavmey
Cambodia (CAM)
Welterweight (62–67 kg)  Dhunyanun Premwaew
Thailand (THA)
 Mathmanisone Valy
Laos (LAO)
 Ywet Wah Htun
Myanmar (MYA)
 Chu Hoang Dieu Linh
Vietnam (VIE)
Middleweight (67–73 kg)  Hà Thị Nguyên
Vietnam (VIE)
 Sorn Davin
Cambodia (CAM)
 Jacquelin Quek Jie Lin
Singapore (SIN)
 Catur Yuni Riyaningsih
Indonesia (INA)
Heavyweight (over 73 kg)  Kristie Elaine Alora
Philippines (PHI)
 Eka Sahara
Indonesia (INA)
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Medal table

  The host country is highlighted in lavender blue
Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 Thailand (THA)73212
2 Indonesia (INA)63514
3 Philippines (PHI)43512
4 Vietnam (VIE)35614
5 Laos (LAO)1359
6 Malaysia (MAS)0224
7 Singapore (SIN)0145
8 Cambodia (CAM)0134
9 Myanmar (MYA)0123
10 Brunei (BRU)0011
11 Timor-Leste (TLS)0011
Total 21 21 37 79

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