Asia Pacific Deaf Games

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Asia Pacific Deaf Games is a deaf multi-sport event established in 1984 which is held every 4 years in the Asia Pacific region. It is the successor to the "Far Eastern Deaf Football Championship" which was held in Taipei in 1983. The inaugural games was held in 1984 in Hong Kong. At that time, the games was known as the Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championship which was held biennially until 1988. In 1988, the games' governing body Asia Pacific Deaf Sports Confederation was formed during the 3rd Championship in Melbourne, Australia with Ms. Wendy Home as its first administrator. The games changed its name to its present name, the Asia Pacific Deaf Games when the games was held in Seoul, South Korea in 1992 after Asia Pacific Deaf Sports Confederation passed a resolution to change the name of the games, which has since been held once every four years.[2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]

Asia Pacific Deaf Sports Confederation
Formation27 March 1988
TypeSports federation
HeadquartersPetaling Jaya, Malaysia
Membership
28 National Olympic Committees
Official language
English
President
Iran Mohammad Pargar[1]
WebsiteAsia Pacific Deaf Sports Confederation
Asia Pacific Deaf Games
AbbreviationAPDG
First event1984 Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championship in Hong Kong
Occur everyfour years
Last event2015 Asia Pacific Deaf Games in Taoyuan, Taiwan
Next event2024 Asia Pacific Deaf Games in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

List of Asia Pacific Deaf Games

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Host cities of the Asia Pacific Deaf Games

Source:[12]

Edition Year Host City Host nation Opened by Start Date End Date Nations Competitors Sports Events Top Placed Team Ref.
1 1984 Hong Kong   Hong Kong - 18 December 22 December 6 150 1 1   South Korea
2 1986 Kyoto   Japan - 27 October 1 November 5 120 1 1   South Korea
3 1988 Melbourne   Australia - 26 March 3 April 5 120 1 1   Kuwait
4 1992 Seoul   South Korea - 18 April 26 April 10 300 2 3   Japan
5 1996 Kuala Lumpur   Malaysia Siti Hasmah Mohamad Ali 29 March 7 April 16 500 4 43   Japan [13]
6 2000 Taipei   Taiwan - 30 October 9 November 19 1000 8 72   China
- 2004 Awarded to Kuwait city, postponed to 2008 and then cancelled due to internal affairs. [14]
7 2012 Seoul   South Korea - 26 May 2 June 25 1208 14 104   Japan
8 2015 Taoyuan   Taiwan Mayor Cheng Wen-tsan 3 October 11 October 23 1170 12 113   Japan [15]
9 2019 Awarded to Hong Kong, cancelled due to 2019–20 Hong Kong protests [16]
10 2024 Kuala Lumpur   Malaysia 1 December 8 December _ _ 9 _ _

List of participating nations

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List of Asia Pacific Deaf Games sports

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All-time medal table

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Asia Pacific Deaf Games all-time medal table
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Japan959063248
2  China665548169
3  Chinese Taipei (TPE)645471189
4  Iran412932102
5  South Korea384944131
6  Malaysia871530
7  Macau60410
8  Australia5101126
  India5101126
10  Indonesia55212
11  Kazakhstan291627
12  Thailand27312
13  Kuwait1045
14  Singapore05712
15  Iraq0314
16  Mongolia0246
17  Uzbekistan0156
18  Saudi Arabia0101
19  Hong Kong0066
20  Kyrgyzstan0033
21  New Zealand0022
22  Bahrain0011
  Philippines0011
  United Arab Emirates0011
25  Bangladesh0000
  East Timor0000
  Nepal0000
  Yemen0000
Totals (28 entries)3383373551,030

1984 Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championship

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Sports
Medal table

  *   Host nation (Hong Kong)

1984 Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championship medal table
RankNOCGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  South Korea (KOR)1001
2  Australia (AUS)0101
3  Kuwait (KUW)0011
4  Hong Kong (HKG)*0000
  Japan (JPN)0000
  Malaysia (MAS)0000
Totals (6 entries)1113

1986 Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championship

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Sports
Medal table

  *   Host nation (Japan)

1986 Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championship medal table
RankNOCGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  South Korea (KOR)1001
2  Australia (AUS)0101
3  Hong Kong (HKG)0011
4  Japan (JPN)*0000
  Malaysia (MAS)0000
Totals (5 entries)1113

1988 Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championship

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Sports
Medal table

  *   Host nation (Australia)

1988 Asia Pacific Deaf Football Championship medal table
RankNOCGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Kuwait (KUW)1001
2  South Korea (KOR)0101
3  Australia (AUS)*0011
4  Japan (JPN)0000
  Malaysia (MAS)0000
Totals (5 entries)1113

1992 Asia Pacific Deaf Games

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Sports
Medal table

  *   Host nation (South Korea)

1992 Asia Pacific Deaf Games medal table
RankNOCGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Japan (JPN)2002
2  Iran (IRI)1001
3  South Korea (KOR)*0213
4  Chinese Taipei (TPE)0101
5  Australia (AUS)0011
  Hong Kong (HKG)0011
  Kuwait (KUW)0011
8  India (IND)0000
  Indonesia (INA)0000
  Malaysia (MAS)0000
Totals (10 entries)33410

1996 Asia Pacific Deaf Games

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Sports
Medal table

  *   Host nation (Malaysia)

1996 Asia Pacific Deaf Games medal table
RankNOCGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Japan (JPN)17181247
2  Iran (IRI)75113
3  Malaysia (MAS)*64717
4  Chinese Taipei (TPE)64616
5  China (CHN)4105
6  India (IND)25613
7  South Korea (KOR)1225
8  Australia (AUS)0369
9  Kazakhstan (KAZ)0145
10  Singapore (SIN)0022
11  Kuwait (KUW)0011
  Macau (MAC)0011
13  Bangladesh (BAN)0000
  Hong Kong (HKG)0000
  Indonesia (INA)0000
  Saudi Arabia (KSA)0000
Totals (16 entries)434348134

2000 Asia Pacific Deaf Games

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Sports
Medal table

  *   Host nation (Taiwan)

2000 Asia Pacific Deaf Games medal table
RankNOCGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  China (CHN)18241658
2  Chinese Taipei (TPE)*1891744
3  Japan (JPN)17121039
4  Iran (IRI)94316
5  South Korea (KOR)62311
6  Malaysia (MAS)2237
7  Thailand (THA)16310
8  India (IND)1528
9  Singapore (SIN)05510
10  Kazakhstan (KAZ)0101
  Saudi Arabia (KSA)0101
12  Hong Kong (HKG)0011
  Kuwait (KUW)0011
  Mongolia (MGL)0011
  Uzbekistan (UZB)0011
16  Bangladesh (BAN)0000
  Indonesia (INA)0000
  Macau (MAC)0000
  Nepal (NEP)0000
Totals (19 entries)727166209

2012 Asia Pacific Deaf Games

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Venues[17][18]
Seoul
Gyeonggi Province
  • Namyangju Sports Complex
    • Stadium - Football
    • Gymnasium - Badminton
  • Tancheon Sports Complex
    • Tancheon Bowling Alley - Bowling
    • Tancheon Secondary Stadium - Baseball (Demonstration)
  • Others
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Medal table

  *   Host nation (South Korea)

2012 Asia Pacific Deaf Games medal table
RankNOCGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Japan (JPN)28251770
2  China (CHN)25121855
3  South Korea (KOR)*20282472
4  Chinese Taipei (TPE)11212254
5  Iran (IRI)1081028
6  Australia (AUS)3317
7  Macau (MAC)3025
8  Indonesia (INA)2327
9  Kazakhstan (KAZ)1179
10  Thailand (THA)1102
11  Iraq (IRQ)0112
  Uzbekistan (UZB)0112
13  Hong Kong (HKG)0022
  Kyrgyzstan (KGZ)0022
15  Bahrain (BRN)0011
  Malaysia (MAS)0011
  Philippines (PHI)0011
18  East Timor (TLS)0000
  Mongolia (MGL)0000
  Nepal (NEP)0000
  Pakistan (PAK)0000
  Saudi Arabia (KSA)0000
  Singapore (SIN)0000
  United Arab Emirates (UAE)0000
  Yemen (YEM)0000
Totals (25 entries)104104112320

2015 Asia Pacific Deaf Games

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Chinese: 2015年亞太聽障運動會; pinyin: 2015 Nián yàtài tīng zhàng yùndònghuì[19]
Officially known as: 8th Asia Pacific Deaf Games (Chinese: 第8屆亞太聽障運動會; pinyin: Dì 8 jiè yàtài tīng zhàng yùndònghuì)
Motto: The Power of Silence (Chinese: 安靜的力量; pinyin: Ānjìng de lìliàng)
Officially opened by: Cheng Wen-tsan (Mayor of Taoyuan)
Athlete's oath: Huang Shu Min (Bowling)
Torch lighter: Wang Shih Wei (Athletics), Peng Si Ting (Taekwondo) [20][21]

Venues

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Participating nations

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Sports

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Non-Deaflympics sport is denoted with asterisk (*)

Calendar

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OC Opening ceremony Event competitions 1 Gold medal events CC Closing ceremony
October 2
Fri
3
Sat
4
Sun
5
Mon
6
Tue
7
Wed
8
Thu
9
Fri
10
Sat
11
Sun
Events
Ceremonies OC CC
  Athletics 14 7 9 30
  Badminton 1 5 6
  Basketball 1 1
  Bowling 2 2 6 2 12
  Cycling 1 1 1 1 4
  Football 1 1
  Futsal 1 1
  Judo 6 6
  Swimming 12 12 11 35
  Table tennis 2 2 1 2 7
  Taekwondo 5 5
  Tennis 1 2 2 5
Daily medal events 20 10 14 6 22 21 19 1 113
Cumulative total 20 30 44 50 72 93 112 113
October 2
Fri
3
Sat
4
Sun
5
Mon
6
Tue
7
Wed
8
Thu
9
Fri
10
Sat
11
Sun
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Medal table

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Key

  *   Host nation (Taiwan)

RankNOCGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Japan (JPN)31352490
2  Chinese Taipei (TPE)*29192674
3  China (CHN)19181451
4  Iran (IRI)14121844
5  South Korea (KOR)9141437
6  Indonesia (INA)3205
7  Macau (MAC)3014
8  Australia (AUS)2226
9  India (IND)2035
10  Kazakhstan (KAZ)16512
11  Mongolia (MGL)0235
12  Iraq (IRQ)0202
13  Malaysia (MAS)0145
14  Uzbekistan (UZB)0033
15  New Zealand (NZL)0022
16  Hong Kong (HKG)0011
  Kyrgyzstan (KGZ)0011
  United Arab Emirates (UAE)0011
19  East Timor (TLS)0000
  Philippines (PHI)0000
  Saudi Arabia (KSA)0000
  Singapore (SIN)0000
  Yemen (YEM)0000
Totals (23 entries)113113122348
Source: [23][24]

5 Games records were broken, all were from athletics.[25]

Athletics

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's 100m Takuma Sasaki
  Japan
Wang Shih Wei
  Chinese Taipei
Sajad Mahpour Ghalehroudkhani
  Iran
Men's 200m Wang Shih Wei
  Chinese Taipei
Fumio Mizuno
  Japan
Sajad Mahpour Ghalehroudkhani
  Iran
Men's 400m Lin Cheng Hsien
  Chinese Taipei
Basim Hadi Majeed
  Iraq
Fumio Mizuno
  Japan
Men's 800m Jijo Kuriakose
  India
Ahmed Jaber Yahya
  Iraq
Ahmad Ravayeh
  Iran
Men's 1500m Yuya Morimitsu
  Japan
Chu Chun Che
  Chinese Taipei
Hosein Sedaghat Jenagherd
  Iran
Men's 5000m Hosein Sedaghat Jenagherd
  Iran
Mehran Sarfaraz
  Iran
Farid Zagrutdinov
  Kazakhstan
Men's 10000m Hosein Sedaghat Jenagherd
  Iran
Chu Chun Che
  Chinese Taipei
Mehran Sarfaraz
  Iran
Men's 110m Hurdles Moslem Shirzad Siboni
  Iran
Kotaro Takehana
  Japan
Not awarded
Men's 400m Hurdles Moslem Shirzad Siboni
  Iran
Yuji Takada
  Japan
Lin Cheng Hsien
  Chinese Taipei
Men's 4 × 100 m Relay   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Shih Yen Hung,
Wang Shih Wei,
Wang Bo Chuen,
Lin Cheng Hsien
  Iran (IRI)
Sajad Mahpour Ghalehroudkhani,
Ali Reza Salehichahanjiri,
Moslem Shirzad Siboni,
Hashem Yadegari
  Japan (JPN)
Fumio Mizuno,
Takuma Sasaki,
Daisuke Hashiba,
Kaichi Nakamura
Men's 4 × 400 m Relay   Japan (JPN)
Daisuke Hashiba,
Fumio Mizuno,
Takuma Sasaki,
Yusuke Okabe
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Shih Yen Hung,
Lin Cheng Hsien,
Chu Chun Che,
Wang Shih Wei
  Malaysia (MAS)
Danish Abdul Rahim,
Muhammad Rawi Kamarzaman,
Aidil A. Afifiat,
Mohd Shahrul Azmer Azman
Men's High Jump Mohammadhadi Salehi
  Iran
Hiroyuki Maejima
  Japan
Ali Reza Salehichahanjiri
  Iran
Men's Long Jump Kodai Nakamura
  Japan
Mohammadhadi Salehi
  Iran
Yashar Veghar
  Iran
Men's Triple Jump Kodai Nakamura
  Japan
Habibollah Kia
  Iran
Mohammadhadi Salehi
  Iran
Men's Shot Put Erfan Saffari Ashtiani
  Iran
Andrey Nabokov
  Kazakhstan
Sajjad Piraygharchaman
  Iran
Men's Discus Throw Sajjad Piraygharchaman
  Iran
Reza Heidari Ozomcheloei
  Iran
Lin Ken
  Chinese Taipei
Men's Javelin Throw Chiu Yi Hao
  Chinese Taipei
Yuta Koseki
  Japan
Koji Maejima
  Japan
Women's 100m Midori Kadowaki
  Japan
Jamie Howell
  Australia
Madina Bekmukhamedova
  Kazakhstan
Women's 200m Midori Kadowaki
  Japan
Maryam Abdifard Davil
  Iran
Jamie Howell
  Australia
Women's 400m Maryam Abdifard Davil
  Iran
Kim Hana
  South Korea
Niamh Colvill
  Australia
Women's 800m Hoi Long
  Macau
Fumika Tsuchiya
  Japan
Maryam Abdifard Davil
  Iran
Women's 1500m Hoi Long
  Macau
Maryam Abdifard Davil
  Iran
Oh Sang Mi
  South Korea
Women's 5000m Hoi Long
  Macau
Oh Sang Mi
  South Korea
Not awarded
Women's 4 × 100 m Relay   Japan (JPN)
Midori Kadowaki
Fumika Tsuchiya
Marino Sato
Sayuri Tai
  Kazakhstan (KAZ)
Anastassiya Kozhukalova
Madina Bekmukhamedova
Yana Sibiryakova
Yelena Putintseva
  South Korea (KOR)
Kang Minah
Kim Hana
Jang Jihyun
Oh Sang Mi
Women's 4 × 400 m Relay   Kazakhstan (KAZ)
Anastassiya Kozhukalova
Madina Bekmukhamedova
Yana Sibiryakova
Yelena Putintseva
  South Korea (KOR)
Kang Minah
Kim Hana
Jang Jihyun
Oh Sang Mi
Not awarded
Women's High Jump KS Sreejishna
  India
Yelena Putintseva
  Kazakhstan
Not awarded
Women's Long Jump Jamie Howell
  Australia
Soghra Rabieifard
  Iran
Yelena Putintseva
  Kazakhstan
Women's Shot Put Kuo Chia Mi
  Chinese Taipei
Mouna Shiritazehgheshlagh
  Iran
Yelena Putintseva
  Kazakhstan
Women's Discus Throw Kuo Chia Mi
  Chinese Taipei
Hsu An Yi
  Chinese Taipei
Parvar Mansouri Yelsouei
  Iran
Women's Javelin Throw Hsu An Yi
  Chinese Taipei
Nagisa Takahashi
  Japan
Yuki Yamanaka
  Japan

Badminton

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles Shin Kyungduk
  South Korea
Woo Jisoo
  South Korea
Francis Tan Heng Bock
  Malaysia
Kohei Kakiuchi
  Japan
Men's Doubles   South Korea (KOR)
Shin Kyungduk,
Woo Jisoo
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Chen Chung I,
Huang Chen Che
  India (IND)
Abhinav Sharma,
Mahesh Singh
  Malaysia (MAS)
Thomas Teh Cheang Hock,
Francis Tan Heng Bock
Women's Singles Fan Jung Yu
  Chinese Taipei
Boon Wei Ying
  Malaysia
Shen Yan Ru
  Chinese Taipei
Yu Eunkyung
  South Korea
Women's Doubles   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Fan Jung Yu,
Shen Yan Ru
  Japan (JPN)
Ayumi Kibayashi,
Sumire Takao
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Hsieh Li Chi,
Tu Wen Hsuan
  India (IND)
Neena Udayakumar Vijayakumari,
Gauravi Jayant Wamburkar
Mixed Doubles   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Chen Chung I,
Fan Jung Yu
  South Korea (KOR)
Woo Jisoo,
Yu Eunkyung
  Malaysia (MAS)
Francis Tan Heng Bock,
Boon Wei Ying
  Japan (JPN)
Tomofumi Kobori,
Sumire Takao
Mixed Team   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Chen Chung I,
Huang Chen Che,
Huang Cheng I,
Yin Shih Rong,
Fan Jung Yu,
Hsieh Li Chi,
Shen Yan Ru,
Tu Wen Hsuan
  Japan (JPN)
Kohei Kakiuchi,
Tomofumi Kobori,
Masaaki Numakura,
Ayumu Ohta,
Ayumi Kibayashi,
Sumire Takao,
Mika Yoshida
  South Korea (KOR)
Heo Taeho,
Jung Sunho,
Shin Kyungduk,
Woo Jisoo,
Kim Yunhui,
Lee Soyeong,
Yu Eunkyung

Basketball

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's team (5×5)   Australia (AUS)
Samuel Cartledge,
Shane Crick,
Jordan Woolmer,
Morgan Williams,
Benjamin Morrison,
Lachlan Jackson,
Mark Bilyj,
Halil Durnaoglu,
Patrick Lane,
Callan Brooks
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Chang Chih Hsuan,
Chiang Chien Ting,
Chiang Chien Ting,
Chen Chun Yen,
Wu Chin Nien,
Chen Wei Yu,
Fang Che Wei,
Hsieh Chen Yu,
Hsu Sheng Chieh,
Kuo Tai Yen,
Su Yu Cheng,
Wu Chi Tao
  China (CHN)
Sun Liang,
Liu Deshuai,
Feng Hao,
Yang Lifeng,
Ma Xiaosheng,
Sun Yufeng,
Guo Jintao,
Wang Bingbing,
Hua Jing,
Mo Xibin,
Xu Bing,
Huo Zhineng

Bowling

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles Hsieh Sheng Fu
  Chinese Taipei
Ki Seungmoon
  South Korea
Lin Cheng En
  Chinese Taipei
Men's Doubles   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Hsieh Sheng Fu
Lin Cheng En
  South Korea (KOR)
Ham Jonghoon
Seo Youngchun
  South Korea (KOR)
Jo Youngbum
Han Youngwoo
Men's Trios   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Hsieh Sheng Fu
Lin Cheng En
Chiu Ching Ling
  South Korea (KOR)
Jo Youngbum
Seo Youngchun
Ham Jonghoon
  South Korea (KOR)
Yeo Youngwook
Ki Seungmoon
Han Youngwoo
Men's Team of Five   South Korea (KOR)
Yeo Youngwook
Jo Youngbum
Seo Youngchun
Ki Seungmoon
Ham Jonghoon
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Cheng Chung Chin
Chiu Ching Ling
Hou Yao Chi
Lin Cheng En
Hsieh Sheng Fu
  Japan (JPN)
Yozo Nakamura
Hiroo Azuma
Katsumi Ueno
Masafumi Arakaki
Hisashi Umadome
Men's Masters Hsieh Sheng Fu
  Chinese Taipei
Yeo Youngwook
  South Korea
Chiu Ching Ling
  Chinese Taipei
Men's All-event Hsieh Sheng Fu
  Chinese Taipei
Lin Cheng En
  Chinese Taipei
Yeo Youngwook
  South Korea
Women's Singles Kim Jieun
  South Korea
Huang Shu Min
  Chinese Taipei
Park Sunok
  South Korea
Women's Doubles   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Chen Wen Ni
Huang Shu Min
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Hsueh Hsiu Chen
Hu Cheng Mei
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Chang Yao Chien
Lin Ya Chin
Women's Trios   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Chang Yao Chien
Chen Wen Ni
Huang Shu Min
  South Korea (KOR)
Kim Jieun
Kim Taisoon
Park Sunok
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Hu Cheng Mei
Lin Ya Chin
Hsueh Hsiu Chen
Women's Team of Five   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Chang Yao Chien
Lin Ya Chin
Hu Cheng Mei
Hsueh Hsiu Chen
Chen Wen Ni
Huang Shu Min
  South Korea (KOR)
Kim Jieun
Kim Taisoon
Cheon Wonryeong
Choi Seonkyeong
Lee Misook
Park Sunok
  Japan (JPN)
Asami Nakanishi
Miyuki Murano
Miwako Kuriyama
Miyuki Yonekura
Yuka Umadome
Women's Masters Chang Yao Chien
  Chinese Taipei
Huang Shu Min
  Chinese Taipei
Park Sunok
  South Korea
Women's All-event Huang Shu Min
  Chinese Taipei
Park Sunok
  South Korea
Chang Yao Chien
  Chinese Taipei

Cycling

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's 1000m Sprint Liang Qichao
  China
Kentaro Hayase
  Japan
Sun Yi Feng
  Chinese Taipei
Men's Individual Road Race Cheng Huai
  Chinese Taipei
Kentaro Hayase
  Japan
Wang Bin
  China
Men's Individual Time Trial Cheng Huai
  Chinese Taipei
Reece Emerson Van Beek
  Australia
Kentaro Hayase
  Japan
Men's Points Race Kentaro Hayase
  Japan
Cheng Huai
  Chinese Taipei
Kenta Kawano
  Japan

Football

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's team   Iran (IRI)
Akbar Sadeghisaroklaei,
Hossein Kazemi,
Mohammad Pagar,
Alireza Basih,
Mazaher Shirzad Siboni,
Reza Salimihizaji,
Seyyedamir Hosseyni,
Moslem Taherpour,
Ali Zeinalvand,
Iman Soleymani,
Siavash Zeinalvand,
Mohsen Farzikakavand,
Ehsan Sheikh Mamoo,
Mostafa Rahimferdosinejad,
Iman Mohebiabkenar,
Morteza Abbasi,
Abdolmahdi Hamouri,
Esmaeil Arablou,
Seyedamin Dehghantezerjani,
Reza Rajaeinejad
  Japan (JPN)
Takumi Matsumoto,
Shunsuke Chiba,
Hisashi Hosomi,
Yoshitaka Ejima,
Hiroshi Matsumoto,
Sho Kono,
Kiyoaki Kiryu,
Hiroki Takeuchi,
Keita Furushima,
Daisuke Nakajima,
Ryohei Watanabe,
Yuki Yoshino,
Toshiki Watanuki,
Tomohiro Shiota,
Takehide Shitara,
Ryosuke Haraguchi,
Kodai Hayashi,
Kento Nakai,
Takehiro Kezuka
  South Korea (KOR)
Kim Kwangjae,
Kim Gihyeon,
Lim Sojin,
Byeon Jinsub,
Jeon Jemin,
Jeong Junyeong,
Wui Wonjun,
Kim Jonghun,
Kim Teckhan,
Lee Jeonggook,
Jung Horeoung,
Lee Jaeyoung,
Kang Hyeonsu,
Nho Sunghyun,
Bae Sungjin,
Oh Junyoul,
Kim Geonoh,
Yoo Hochan,
Kim Jaeseok,
Jung Youngjin

Futsal

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's team   Iran (IRI)
Hassan Ebadpour,
Majid Kamdoust,
Hossein Mesbahi,
Esmaeil Shah Zeid,
Mohammad Jahangirimoradloo,
Mostafa Heydaribondarabadi,
Aliakbar Ahmadvand,
Seyedesmaeil Dezheh,
Aliasghar Mahboubijoghan,
Ahmadreza Rezaei,
Rouhollah Ebrahimnejadkasmani,
Palizi Pourya
  Japan (JPN)
Masanori Yoshioka,
Kyohei Takahashi,
Yusuke Yamamori,
Hayato Fuse,
Nobumasa Matsumoto,
Hiroyuki Okuma,
Takahiro Yamamoto,
Shun Igasaki,
Kenta Kojima,
Kazuki Uwai,
Ryo Umemoto,
Tomoki Matsumoto
  United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Nasser Alhammadi,
Saud Al Ali,
Salem Alnansoori,
Mohamed Alabdouli,
Adnan Aljaberi,
Musabbeh Alneyadi,
Ismail Alhammadi,
Hamad Alshehhi,
Amer Albalooshi,
Dheyab Alameri,
Salem Alhajeri,
Hassan Mirza,
Jamal Almaqbali,
Walid Radwan,
Ayman Almaqbali

Judo

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's 60 kg under Ali Salahshour Gol Khani
  Iran
Akio Kira
  Japan
Shinebayar Baigalmaa
  Mongolia
Men's 60–66 kg Masaki Sato
  Japan
Mohammad Asiabi Shafiei
  Iran
Munkh Orgil Badamsambuu
  Mongolia
Men's 66–73 kg Hwang Hyeon
  South Korea
Kazuma Gamou
  Japan
Ali Dehghan Ghourdarband
  Iran
Men's 73–81 kg Kim Minseok
  South Korea
Navaanjamts Bayanmunkh
  Mongolia
Hossein Allahkarimi
  Iran
Men's 81–90 kg Yang Jungmu
  South Korea
Farid Asakereh
  Iran
Ochbadral Damdin
  Mongolia
Men's 90–100 kg Mehrdad Seidi
  Iran
Baasandorj Davaanyam
  Mongolia
Kanalbek Uulu Ilgiz
  Kyrgyzstan

Swimming

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's 50m Freestyle Ryutaro Ibara
  Japan
Satoi Fujihara
  Japan
Xu Jiahui
  China
Men's 100m Freestyle Cai Jialuo
  China
Lim Jang Hwi
  South Korea
Han Shang Yu
  Chinese Taipei
Men's 200m Freestyle Satoi Fujihara
  Japan
Yoshikazu Kanaji
  Japan
Cai Jialuo
  China
Men's 400m Freestyle Satoi Fujihara
  Japan
Cai Jialuo
  China
Yuta Tsuda
  Japan
Men's 1500m Freestyle Satoi Fujihara
  Japan
Yuta Tsuda
  Japan
Han Shang Yu
  Chinese Taipei
Men's 50m Backstroke Yoshikazu Kanaji
  Japan
Ryutaro Ibara
  Japan
Pan Cheng
  Chinese Taipei
Men's 100m Backstroke Yoshikazu Kanaji
  Japan
Xu Jiahui
  China
Cai Jialuo
  China
Men's 200m Backstroke Yoshikazu Kanaji
  Japan
Xu Jiahui
  China
Pan Cheng
  Chinese Taipei
Men's 50m Breaststroke Ilham Turmudji
  Indonesia
Satoi Fujihara
  Japan
Chai Ye Ji
  South Korea
Men's 100m Breaststroke Ilham Turmudji
  Indonesia
Wang Zixiang
  China
Wan Qicai
  China
Men's 200m Breaststroke Ilham Turmudji
  Indonesia
Wang Zixiang
  China
Wan Qicai
  China
Men's 50m Bufferfly Ryutaro Ibara
  Japan
Ronald Susantio
  Indonesia
Yuji Ueda
  Japan
Men's 100m Bufferfly Xu Jiahui
  China
Ilham Turmudji
  Indonesia
Huang Ching Hsuan
  Chinese Taipei
Men's 200m Bufferfly Satoi Fujihara
  Japan
Xu Jiahui
  China
Zhang Yidong
  China
Men's 200m Individual Medley Yoshikazu Kanaji
  Japan
Ryutaro Ibara
  Japan
Wang Zixiang
  China
Men's 400m Individual Medley Satoi Fujihara
  Japan
Ryutaro Ibara
  Japan
Mehrad Keshavarz
  Iran
Men's 4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay   Japan (JPN)
Yuji Ueda
Ryutaro Ibara
Satoi Fujihara
Yoshikazu Kanaji
  China (CHN)
Zhang Yidong
Li Xiao
Cai Jialuo
Xu Jiahui
  Kazakhstan (KAZ)
Yernar Murzagaliyev
Nurlan Zhassanov
Marat Yermekpayev
Viktor Frundin
Men's 4 × 200 m Freestyle Relay   Japan (JPN)
Ryutaro Ibara
Yoshikazu Kanaji
Satoi Fujihara
Yuta Tsuda
  China (CHN)
Cai Jialuo
Li Xiao
Zhang Yidong
Xu Jiahui
  Iran (IRI)
Mehrad Keshavarz
Ali Reza Motahari Fard
Ali Mahmoudi Khalkhali
Ghasem Moghiseh
Men's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay   Japan (JPN)
Yoshikazu Kanaji
Yusuke Nakagawa
Ryutaro Ibara
Satoi Fujihara
  China (CHN)
Cai Jialuo
Wang Zixiang
Xu Jiahui
Zhang Yidong
  Iran (IRI)
Ghasem Moghiseh
Mehrad Keshavarz
Ali Reza Motahari Fard
Ali Mahmoudi Khalkhali
Women's 50m Freestyle Hu Yuchen
  China
Zhu Qian
  China
Hoi Long
  Macau
Women's 100m Freestyle Hu Yuchen
  China
Huang Xiaofan
  China
Kana Imamura
  Japan
Women's 200m Freestyle Hu Yuchen
  China
Kana Imamura
  Japan
Ami Kawahara
  Japan
Women's 400m Freestyle Hu Yuchen
  China
Kyoka Saito
  Japan
Kana Imamura
  Japan
Women's 800m Freestyle Hu Yuchen
  China
Kyoka Saito
  Japan
Kana Imamura
  Japan
Women's 50m Backstroke Tseng Shu Ning
  Chinese Taipei
Minami Kubo
  Japan
Kana Imamura
  Japan
Women's 100m Backstroke Zhu Qian
  China
Ayaka Fujikawa
  Japan
Huang Xiaofan
  China
Women's 50m Breaststroke Minami Kubo
  Japan
Chen Chuan Ni
  Chinese Taipei
Santana Chapman
  New Zealand
Women's 100m Breaststroke Minami Kubo
  Japan
Chen Chuan Ni
  Chinese Taipei
Xin Yuedan
  China
Women's 200m Breaststroke Minami Kubo
  Japan
Xin Yuedan
  China
Santana Chapman
  New Zealand
Women's 50m Bufferfly Ayaka Fujikawa
  Japan
Chen Chuan Ni
  Chinese Taipei
Chen Tzu Ying
  Chinese Taipei
Women's 100m Bufferfly Ayaka Fujikawa
  Japan
Huang Xiaofan
  China
Hsieh Wan Cheng
  Chinese Taipei
Women's 200m Individual Medley Zhu Qian
  China
Kyoka Saito
  Japan
Ayaka Fujikawa
  Japan
Women's 4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay   China (CHN)
Zhu Qian
Xin Yuedan
Huang Xiaofan
Hu Yuchen
  Japan (JPN)
Rinna Kitajima
Ayaka Fujikawa
Kana Imamura
Kyoka Saito
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Chiang Mei Chu
Tseng Shu Ning
Chen Tzu Ying
Chen Chuan Ni
Women's 4 × 200 m Freestyle Relay   China (CHN)
Zhu Qian
Xin Yuedan
Huang Xiaofan
Hu Yuchen
  Japan (JPN)
Kana Imamura
Ami Kawahara
Ayaka Fujikawa
Kyoka Saito
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Chen Chuan Ni
Hsieh Wan Cheng
Chiang Mei Chu
Chen Tzu Ying
Women's 4 × 100 m Medley Relay   China (CHN)
Zhu Qian
Xin Yuedan
Huang Xiaofan
Hu Yuchen
  Japan (JPN)
Kana Imamura
Minami Kubo
Ayaka Fujikawa
Kyoka Saito
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Tseng Shu Ning
Chen Chuan Ni
Hsieh Wan Cheng
Chen Tzu Ying

Table tennis

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles Wang Cong
  China
Zhang Chaoyue
  China
Yang Jung Tsung
  Chinese Taipei
Men's Doubles   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Yang Jung Tsung,
Wang Yi Hsiung
  China (CHN)
Wang Cong,
Zhang Chaoyue
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Kuo Yueh Tung,
Lu Shih Chieh
Men's Team   China (CHN)
Li Yunnan,
Wang Cong,
Xu Youyue,
Zhang Chaoyue
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Kuo Yueh Tung,
Lu Shih Chieh,
Yang Jung Tsung,
Wang Yi Hsiung
  Japan (JPN)
Yoshio Arima,
Hirokazu Ito,
Yuki Ito,
Tatsuya Omuro
Women's Singles Shi Ce
  China
Lin Huan
  China
Wang Yutong
  China
Women's Doubles   China (CHN)
Shi Ce,
Niu Xinru
  China (CHN)
Lin Huan,
Wang Yutong
  Japan (JPN)
Airi Mukuta,
Moeka Omuro
Women's Team   China (CHN)
Lin Huan,
Niu Xinru,
Shi Ce,
Wang Yutong
  Japan (JPN)
Mizue Kawasaki,
Airi Mukuta,
Moeka Omuro,
Risato Takaoka
  South Korea (KOR)
Kim Seoyoung,
Lee Ahhyun
Mixed Doubles   China (CHN)
Wang Cong
Wang Yutong
  China (CHN)
Xu Youyue
Niu Xinru
  China (CHN)
Zhang Chaoyue
Lin Huan

Taekwondo

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's 58 kg under Lee Hongseok
  South Korea
Ayan Abdrash
  Kazakhstan
Mohammad Kazemzadeh Falakdehi
  Iran
Davron Khidirov
  Uzbekistan
Men's 58–68 kg Behzad Amiri
  Iran
Timur Kulessov
  Kazakhstan
Oh Wonjong
  South Korea
Chow Chun Kin
  Hong Kong
Men's 68–80 kg Lee Hakseong
  South Korea
Meysam Abedishamsabadi
  Iran
Huang Mao Ying
  Chinese Taipei
Women's 49 kg under Peng Si Ting
  Chinese Taipei
Kim Heehwa
  South Korea
Gulmira Dadajonova
  Uzbekistan
Maram Khodabandeh
  Iran
Women's 49–57 kg Marziyeh Khoshahval
  Iran
Yelena Salmina
  Kazakhstan
Makhfuza Kurbanova
  Uzbekistan
Shon Ahreum
  South Korea

Tennis

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles Reiki Kajishita
  Japan
Naoto Oyamatsu
  Japan
Hiromasa Suzuki
  Japan
Tetsuya Matsushita
  Japan
Men's Doubles   Japan (JPN)
Naoto Oyamatsu
Hiromasa Suzuki
  Japan (JPN)
Tetsuya Matsushita
Reiki Kajishita
  China (CHN)
Tang Xueliang
Yang Zengbao
Women's Singles Ho Chiu-mei
  Chinese Taipei
Lin Chia Wen
  Chinese Taipei
She Te Shiun
  Chinese Taipei
Ho Chiu Hsiang
  Chinese Taipei
Women's Doubles   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Ho Chiu-mei,
Lin Chia Wen
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Ho Chiu Hsiang,
She Te Shiun
  Japan (JPN)
Narumi Murayama,
Keiko Toyota
  India (IND)
Shaik Jafreen,
Parul Gupta
Mixed Doubles   Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Wang Chun Wei,
Ho Chiu-mei
  Japan (JPN)
Naoto Oyamatsu,
Narumi Murayama
  Chinese Taipei (TPE)
Lin Chun Jan,
Lin Chia Wen
  Japan (JPN)
Reiki Kajishita,
Hanae Yamaguchi

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Logos and mascots of the Asia Pacific Deaf Games

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See also

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References

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  1. ^ International Committee of Sports for the Deaf ICSD Highlights
  2. ^ "Asia Pacific Games for the Deaf". Archived from the original on 2003-12-05.
  3. ^ "Taiwan's Unsung Heroes". 27 September 2003.
  4. ^ "Asia Pacific Deaf Games".
  5. ^ Asia Pacific Deaf Sports Confederation 2
  6. ^ "APDSC - About Us". 2015-08-10. Archived from the original on 2015-08-10. Retrieved 2019-01-09.
  7. ^ "APDSC: AP Games Result 1984-2000". 2004-06-08. Archived from the original on 2004-06-08. Retrieved 2019-01-09.
  8. ^ Deaf Sports Information News
  9. ^ Success and Achievement of KLSD at the International Level
  10. ^ My Deaf sports Blogspot
  11. ^ "Bicara Sazali". msazali.blogspot.my (in Malay). Retrieved 2019-01-09.
  12. ^ "9th Asia Pacific Deaf Games". Archived from the original on 2018-06-15. Retrieved 2018-04-04.
  13. ^ 5th Asia Pacific Games For the Deaf
  14. ^ APDSC lifts suspension on Kuwaiti club for deaf
  15. ^ "2015 edition website". Archived from the original on 2015-12-21. Retrieved 2015-12-21.
  16. ^ "2019 edition website". Archived from the original on 2020-09-30. Retrieved 2018-06-14.
  17. ^ "Venues". Archived from the original on 2012-06-05. Retrieved 2019-10-04.
  18. ^ 2012 Asia Pacific Deaf Games Malaysian contingent
  19. ^ "M'sian squad aim for two gold medals at Taiwan Deaf Games". Archived from the original on 2018-07-13. Retrieved 2018-07-13.
  20. ^ Taoyuan Asia Pacific Deaf Games: Parul Gupta, 18, wins bronze medal with Hyderabad girl
  21. ^ Iran gains 6 more medals in Asia-Pacific Deaf Games
  22. ^ "Venue Information". Archived from the original on 2015-12-07. Retrieved 2015-12-07.
  23. ^ 2015 Asia Pacific Deaf Games Medals Total
  24. ^ New Zealand wins Bronze in Swimming at the Asia Pacific Deaf Games
  25. ^ "Record query". Archived from the original on 2015-12-08. Retrieved 2015-12-08.
  26. ^ "Schedule and results". Archived from the original on 2015-12-07. Retrieved 2019-10-04.
  27. ^ "Results report". Archived from the original on 2015-12-08. Retrieved 2015-12-08.
  28. ^ "Korea Deaf Sports Blog".
  29. ^ "Logo of the 2015 Asia Pacific Deaf Games". Archived from the original on 2015-12-08. Retrieved 2017-04-24.
  30. ^ "Mascot the 2015 Asia Pacific Deaf Games". Archived from the original on 2015-12-08. Retrieved 2017-04-24.
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