SEA Games Standings 2025: Indonesia Down To Third Position

JAKARTA Indonesia temporarily dropped to third place in the Thailand 2025 SEA Games medal standings despite adding eight gold medals on Thursday, December 11, 2025.

The struggle of Indonesian athletes to add gold medals at the biennial multi-pronged sporting event was opened by cyclist Rendy Varera Sanjaya from the men's mountain bike XCE number.

The second gold today for Indonesia was then born from the sport of karate through athlete Leica Al Humaira Lubis. She managed to be the best in the women's +68 kilograms kumite number.

The canoeing sport then managed to catch up after that. The 200-meter mixed doubles number that got gold through the Subhi and Stevani Maysche Ibo pairs.

Indonesia then got the next gold from the waterski number slalom team. The four athletes who are entitled to the highest podium are Indra Hardinata, Guruh Dwi Samudra, Safira Ratrian from Widodo, and Ummu Thoyibhatus Sholikah.

Young swimmer Jason Donovan Yusuf then added Indonesia's gold medal after that. He is best in the men's 50-meter backstroke, thus adding his gold collection to two of these events.

Gold from swimming is also obtained in the women's sector. Masniari Wolf also recorded his name in history thanks to her brilliant performance in the women's 50-meter backstroke.

Furthermore, the gold medal came from basketball. The achievement of the first gold medal from the sport was contributed by the women's 3x3 number after defeating the host Thailand in the final.

Then, today's last gold was obtained by athlete Diva Renatta Jayadi from athletics, which made a record jump in the women's pole vault number. Overall, this is Indonesia's 13th gold at the 2025 SEA Games.

The gold medal was actually obtained by mixed combat sports through athlete Dwi Ani Retro Wulan from the traditional number -54 kg. However, this gold does not count in the standings because mixed fighting is still an exhibition status.

In addition to securing 13 golds, Indonesia has also collected 20 silver medals and 13 bronze medals. This number made Indonesia occupy third place, behind Vietnam in second place and Thailand in first place.

Indonesian Contingent Medal Wins On Thursday, December 11, 2025

8 Gold

11 Silver

7 Bronze

Value Creation Event (Equibsi)

1 Gold

3 Silver

1 Bronze