The 2024 Palarong Pambansa, officially known as the 64th Palarong Pambansa, was a multi-sport event held in Cebu City, Cebu, from July 9 to July 16, 2024. Student-athletes from 19 athletic associations consisting the 17 regions of the Philippines, the National Academy of Sports, and the Philippine Schools Overseas competed in different sporting events and disciplines.
Hosting Cebu City was given the rights to host the games on February 2, 2024.
The Games Participating teams The 2024 edition of the games, saw the debut of two new teams. These debutants are not region-based; they are members of the National Academy of Sports and Philippine Schools Overseas. Despite the formation of the Negros Island Region in 2024, there is no delegation which officially represented the newly reestablished region.
Regions Code Official name Region colorsBARMAABangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim MindanaoCARAACordillera Administrative RegionNCRAANational Capital RegionI-R1AARegion I / Ilocos RegionII-CAVRAARegion II / Cagayan ValleyIII-CLRAARegion III / Central LuzonIV-A STCAARegion IV-A / Southern Tagalog - CalabarzonIV-B MRAARegion IV-B / Southern Tagalog - MimaropaV-BRAARegion V / Bicol RegionVI-WVRAARegion VI / Western VisayasVII-CVIRAARegion VII / Central VisayasVIII-EVRAARegion VIII / Eastern VisayasIX-ZPRAARegion IX / Zamboanga PeninsulaX-NMRAARegion X / Northern MindanaoXI-DAVRAARegion XI / Davao RegionXII-SRAARegion XII / SoccsksargenCARAGARegion XIII / CaragaOther teams Code Official name Colors NAS National Academy of Sports PSO Philippine Schools Overseas
Venues
The following were the venues for the 2024 Palarong Pambansa.
CityVenueEventCebu CityAsmara Tennis ClubTennisAlta Vista Tennis Club – PardoTennisCebu City Sports CenterAthletics, FootballCebu ColiseumBoxingCebu Eastern College Gym3x3 basketballCebu Institute of Technology-UniversityGymnastics (artistic)Cebu Technological UniversityTable tennisCity Di MareBaseballCitigreen Tennis ResortTennisDon Bosco Technical College–CebuFootballGaisano Mall of CebuDancesportIL Corso Filinvest MallsBilliardsMetroSports CenterBadmintonSM Seaside CityTaekwondo, Wrestling, Softball (Lot 11)South Road Properties GroundsArcheryUniversity of the Philippines Cebu – Lahug CampusChessUniversity of Cebu - Maritime Education and Training CenterPencak silat, wushuUniversity of San Carlos – Main CampusBasketballUniversity of San Carlos – North CampusBasketballUniversity of San Carlos – Talamban CampusFootballUniversity of San Jose–Recoletos – Basak CampusVolleyballUniversity of Southern Philippines FoundationGymnastics (rhythmic)University of the Visayas – MainGymnastics (aerobic) Villa Aurora Tennis Club TennisLapu-Lapu CityHoops DomeBasketballMandaueMandaue Sports ComplexArnisSacred Heart School - Ateneo de CebuFootball, Futsal, Sepak takrawTalisayDynamic Herb Sports Complex Football
Medal tally Regular games
Controversy During the games, the track oval of the Cebu City Sports Complex was not satisfied by officials due to its fell short of 400-meter World Athletics standard distance, therefore some of the athletic track records were nullified.
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