With her strong determination for medal, Ha Thi Anh Uyen had an excellent performance and won a bronze medal. This is one of the first medals for Vietnamese sports delegation at the 33rd SEA Games. The gold and silver medals in this event came to the athletes from the host country Thailand.

Ha Thi Anh Uyen (in red, second from right) stands on the podium as she receives the bronze medal in the women’s 63-kg jujitsu event.

Besides, the athletes of Vietnam’s Jujitsu team fought at different weight classes, particularly Dao Hong Son and Le Kien (men’s 62kg), Dang Dinh Tung and Van Suu (men’s 77kg), Trieu Thi Hai Yen and Phung Mui Nhinh (women’s 52kg).

In the morning, Phung Thi Hong Ngoc and Nguyen Ngoc Bich bagged a bronze medal in duo show event, also the first medal for Vietnamese sports delegation at the 33rd SEA Games.

SEA Games 33: Vietnam women’s national team kicks off with “goal fest”

Vietnam’s women’s national team kicked off their 33rd SEA Games journey with a commanding 7–0 win over Malaysia in Group B on December 5, moving temporarily to the top of the group and gaining a crucial advantage in the race for the semifinals.

 

SEA Games 33: U22 Vietnam claim 3 points with opening victory over Laos

U22 Vietnam opened their SEA Games 33 journey with a 2-1 victory over Laos on December 3 at Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok, earning three points.

 

Vietnam finalises 23-player U22 squad for SEA Games 33 in Thailand

At SEA Games 33, Vietnam are placed in Group B alongside Malaysia and Laos. Under the adjusted schedule, the team will open their campaign against Laos on December 3 before meeting Malaysia on December 11. Both matches will be played at Bangkok’s Rajamangala Stadium.

 

Official uniforms for SEA Games 33 delegation revealed

At SEA Games 33, every Vietnamese athlete wearing the uniform will carry not only national pride but also the strong energy and support of millions of fans.

 

Coach Kim Sang-sik calls up Vietnam’s strongest men for SEA Games 33 in Thailand

Kim selected many regular players who took part in international training and competitions as well as new and young faces who are for the future of national football.

 

Thailand expects huge revenue from SEA Games 33

Thailand's Ministry of Tourism and Sports (MOTS) projects a total revenue of 5.285 billion baht (US$163 million) from hosting the SEA Games 33 and the ASEAN Para Games 16.