2025 Southeast Asian Games

The 2025 Southeast Asian Games were held in Thailand in December 2025. A record seven teams participated. See also 2025 Southeast Asian Games (Rosters)

Games

December 5

•  Indonesia 10,  Malaysia 0. Muhammad Arrifqi Zavianda and Narendra Bismo Nugroho strike out 11 in a two-hit whitewash, while C Faldy Akhmad Zulfikar drives in 4 and RF Ranjani goes 3-for-3. Md Aiman Faqih Mohd Rohaizimi takes the loss. DH/P Wan Nazirul Hakimi Wan Nazri and 1B Muhammad Hakim Sohaimi get the Malaysian hits.
•  Singapore 13,  Laos 1. Jyoji Ito pitches five shutout innings, C Andre Shaw Jin Chia scores 4 times without a hit and SS Ean Eu goes 3-for-3 with 4 RBI. To Tava takes the loss, while 1B Vansana Chansana scores the lone Laotian run.
•  Thailand 16,  Vietnam 0. Kamolphan Kanjanavisut, Phuriphat Promma and Wissaroot Sihamat combine on a no-hitter in a five-inning mercy rule rout. 1B Jake Chaisonkram (3 R, 3 H, 5 RBI), CF Joe Daru (4 R) and RF Yuthai Ryoto (3 H, 3 R) lead Thailand's offense. Pham Manh Chien takes the loss as Vietnam sent a baseball team for the first time in 14 years.

December 6

•  Philippines 14,  Indonesia 0. CF Erwin Bosito goes 4-for-5 with 3 runs and 2 RBI as the Philippines get a fine debut. On the mound, Romeo Jasmin Jr. allows one hit in five shutout innings and Joshua Pineda and Francis Gonzaga close out a 3-hitter. The loss goes to Ray Santoso.
•  Vietnam 5,  Malaysia 2. Dang Dinh Bao strikes out 14 in a two-hitter and DH Ngo Duc Thuy scores 3 of Vietnam's 5 runs. Wan Nazirul Hakimi Wan Nazri allows only one earned run in a complete game loss.
•  Thailand 12,  Laos 1. SS Oliver Dunn (3 R), DH Jake Chaisongkram (3 H) and 3B Alexander Clark (3 RBI) lead the offense for the hosts. Linus Oudom, Chris Conran and Thanakhit Saynongkham pitch six no-hit innings before LF To Tava singles off Phanuwat Sukmuang to end the no-hit bid. Mung Chuevakham gets the decision for Laos.

December 7

•  Philippines 17,  Singapore 3. CF Erwin Bosito had 3 hits and 3 runs, 1B Mark Beronilla had 3 extra-base hits and 4 RBI and Amiel de Guzman turned in four shutout innings. 3B/2B Audric Chia had 2 hits and 2 RBI for Singapore, while the loss went to Joshua Tam.
•  Laos 16,  Vietnam 0. Laos got their first win of the tourney as Yayua Wa and Yohan Xaiyaphone strike out 8 in a 3-hitter. The bottom of the order leads the charge: C Nee Va Va had 3 hits, 3 runs and 3 RBI from the 6 spot, 1B Vansana Chansana 4 runs from #7 and CF Yer Her 3 hits and 4 RBI from #8. Duong Nam Anh allows 7 runs (3 earned) while retiring no one in the loss.
•  Thailand 10,  Indonesia 1. The hosts keep on rolling. RF Yuthai Ryoto and SS Oliver Dunn each score 3 times, CF Joe Daru drives in 4 and 3B Alexander Clark matches Dunn with 3 hits. That's the same number that Yuri Kayanuma, Gabriel Buranasiri, Thanakhit Saynongkham and Kamolphan Kanjanavisut combine to allow. Muhammad Arrifqi Zavianda gets the defeat; the only run his team scores comes when RF Ranjani drives in LF Rui Takahashi.

December 8

•  Indonesia 4,  Laos 3. I Gede Ricky Takahashi Suasta's pinch-hit two-run single off Yayua Wa in the 7th gives Indonesia a 4-3 lead they would hold to the end. Muhammad Arrifqi Zavianda allows one hit in three shutout innings of relief for the win. 3B Bee Sengsoulin (Laos's longest-tenured player) had 3 hits and 2 RBI in a losing effort.
•  Singapore 19,  Vietnam 11. 1B/RF Chyi Tat Tan drives in 4 and 3B Mohamed Mikhail Ming Bin Tan Sabri scores 4 to lead Singapore in a slugfest win; winning pitcher Jyoji Ito strikes out all six batters he faces in one of the few good pitching efforts this game. 2B/SS Tran Ngoc Tu paces Vietnam with four hits while Duong Nam Anh gets the loss.
•  Philippines 21,  Malaysia 0. Clarence Caasalan and Kennedy Torres combine on a one-hitter in a five-inning mercy rule romp. Five Filipinos score at least 3 runs, led by 4 apiece from CF Juan Paulo Macasaet and 3B Liam de Vera (who also drives in 4). LF Nigel Paule drives in 5. C Idris Muhammad Luthfil Hadi Md saves his team from being no-hit. Brian Chun Ming Chung is the losing pitcher.

December 9

•  Philippines 21,  Vietnam 1. The Philippines had their second straight day of 21 runs, this time taking 7 innings instead of 5 to get there. 14 players scored for them, led by four from 2B John Matanguihan. James Nisnisan, Joshua Pineda and Mar Joseph Carolino strike out 14. Nguyen Ngoc Lanh gets the decision for Vietnam, whose only run is scored by 3B Tran Trung Kien.
•  Laos 9,  Malaysia 5. Malaysia remains winless but is at least even 4-4 after 3 1/2. LF Yayua Wa scores 3 times for the victors, the win going to Dereck Davy Phrathep and the save to Yohan Xaiyaphone. Rohaizimi Md Aiman Faqth Mohd suffers the defeat. CF Idris Muhammad Luthfil Hadi Md reaches four times and scores a pair for Malaysia.
•  Thailand 6,  Singapore 4. The hosts trail 4-2 entering the 7th before a late rally. DH Jake Chaisongkram leads them with 3 hits and Yuri Kayanuma saves Linus Oudom's win over Joshua Tam. SS Ean Eu reaches all five times for Singapore, scoring a pair.

December 10

•  Singapore 14,  Malaysia 7. Joshua Tam rebounds from yesterday's loss with 3 shutout innings to save Gideon Lim's win. CF Naeem Bin Zahrin has 4 hits and 4 runs. Wan Nazirul Hakimi Wan Nazri falls to 0-2, while RF Muhammad Haikal Odin has 3 hits for Malaysia.
•  Indonesia 19,  Vietnam 3. Indonesia remains tied for 3rd with Singapore with a 4 1/2 inning mercy rule win. 3B Aditya Muflih Mahmud (3-3, 3 R, 4 RBI) leads their offense, with SS Rizki Ramadhan (in his third decade of Southeast Asian Games) also driving in four. Rawafi Yaputra Yanto Rozali strikes out 5 of 6 batters he faces to beat Dang Dinh Bao. RF Dang The Phong scores two of Vietnam's 3 runs while C/3B/SS/P/1B Pham Manh Chien bounces around the field while driving in a pair.
•  Philippines 8,  Thailand 7. The two unbeaten teams squared off and it was an exciting game, tied 6-6 after 9. RF Phuttabut Petsunthad scores on an error in the top of the 10th but Amiel de Guzman strikes out 2B Anukul Sudsawad with the bases loaded to escape further damage. An error by 3B Alexander Clark in the bottom of the 10th lets in the tying and winning runs, though, giving Kamolphan Kanjanavisut the loss. CF Joe Daru has 3 runs and 4 hits for Thailand, CF Erwin Bosito 3 hits for the victors.

December 11

•  Indonesia 15,  Singapore 4. In a preview of tomorrow's Bronze Medal Game, RF Akbar Aminudin scores 3 runs and Narendra Bismo Nugroho saves Nanda Dwi Saputra's win over Ardhi Tristan Shah.
•  Philippines 12,  Laos 0. Mar Joseph Carolino, Joshua Pineda and Kennedy Torres combine on a 3-hitter, which is the same number that CF Juan Paulo Macasaet has in a 3-RBI day. LF Nigel Paule drives in four. P/RF Dayong Phrathep has 2 of Laos's 3 hits but is tagged with the loss.
•  Thailand 17,  Malaysia 3. Malaysia finishes winless as Wissaroot Sihamat goes the distance and 1B Piyathat Saibuakaew goes 4-for-4 with a walk, 3 runs and 4 RBI. Akmal Muhammad Aqil Harith Azrul gets the decision for Malaysia.

December 12

•  Indonesia 10,  Singapore 9. The Bronze Medal Game was back-and-forth before Indonesia won its 4th Bronze Medal in 5 Southeast Asian Games, Singapore again going home empty-handed. Singapore jumped to a 3-0 start in the first, Indonesia took a 4-3 lead in the bottom of the inning, Singapore went up 6-4 in the 4th, Indonesia tied it by the 6th and Singapore took a 8-6 lead into the bottom of the 9th. A walk, error and hit batsman loaded the bases with no outs. Jyoji Ito (who had started the game on the hill before moving to right) took over for Joshua Tam and got C Faldy Akhmad Zulfikar. A wild pitch and a throwing error let Indonesia tie it up; only one of their ten runs today would be an earned run! Ito retired DH I Gede Ricky Takahashi Suasta and 2B Diva Reza Fabil to send it to extra innings. In the top of the 10th, C Andre Shaw Jin Chia scored the go-ahead run against Ray Santoso but in the bottom of the inning, Indonesia fought back again. RF Akbar Aminudin singled in Suasta with the tying run, his 3rd RBI of the day. With the bases loaded, Ito plunked SS Rizki Ramadhan to force in Narendra Bismo Nugroho with the winner.
•  Philippines 5,  Thailand 3. The Philippines won their third straight Gold. Romeo Jasmin Jr. started off with five shutout innings as his team built a 4-0 lead against Linus Oudom. Jasmin and Amiel de Guzman combined to strike out 12 while C Mark Manaig had 3 hits. DH Jake Chaisongkram had a couple hits for Thailand.