Humakot ng kabuuang 11 gold, 5 silver at 3 bronze medals ang mga Pinoy wushu artists upang ganap na tanghaling overall champion sa nasabing biennial meet.
"It was a very, very good showing by our athletes," sabi kahapon ni WFP president Julian Camacho. "I cannot ask for more from them sa ipinakita nilang performance in this 2005 Philippine SEA Games."
Malaking improvement sa kanilang performance sa Vietnam SEA Games noong 2003 kung saan humakot lamang sila ng 6 golds, 4 silvers at 5 bronzes sa likuran ng overall champion at host Vietnam.
"Talagang maganda ang naging training nila this time. Iyong ibang athletes natin, kagaya ni Pedro Quina, nagpunta sa China for a four-month training. I think that was a big contribution in our success," ani Camacho.
Kumana ng dalawang gintong medalya si Willy Wang sa men’s jianshu at quangshu, dalawa din si Aida Yang sa women’s daoshu at duilian at Vicky Ting sa women’s jianshu at duilian events.
Ang iba pang gold medalist ay sina Arvin Ting (men’s daoshu), Rene Catalan (men’s sanshou 48kg.), Pedro Quina (men’s nanquan), Edward Folayang (men’s sanshou 79kg.) at Rhea May Rifani (women’s sanshou 52kg.)
Tanging silver lamang ang nakayanan nina Kenneth Lim (men’s taijijian at taijiquan), Rexel Ngan-hayna (men’s sanshou 56kg.), Janice Hung (women’s taijiquan) at Jennifer Laglilag (women’s sanshou 45kg.)
Naka-bronze naman sina Ting sa men’s changquan, Kenneth Lim sa men’s taijiquan at Mark Eddiva sa men’s sanshou 60kg. (Sarie Francisco)