The Philippines competed at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City, Mexico. 49 competitors, 45 men and 4 women, took part in 53 events in 10 sports.
Athletics
Men's 100 metres Rogelio Onofre
Men's 5,000 metres Benjamin Silva-Netto
Men's 10,000 metres Benjamin Silva-Netto
Men's Marathon Benjamin Silva-Netto
Men's 110m Hurdles Rogelio Onofre
Basketball
The Philippines finished with a win–loss record of 3–6, and placed 13th overall. Team Roster Orlando Bauzon Danny Florencio Robert Jaworski Jimmy Mariano Alfonso Marquez Rogelio Melencio Edgardo Ocampo Adriano Papa, Jr. Renato Reyes Alberto Reynoso (c) Joaquin Rojas Elias Tolentino Freddie Webb - Alternate Roehl Nadurata - Alternate Head Coach: Carlos Loyzaga
Boxing
Five shooters, all men, represented the Philippines in 1968.
Light flyweight Manolo Vicera
Flyweight Rodolfo Díaz
Bantamweight Dominador Calumarde
Featherweight Teogenes Pelegrino
Lightweight Rodolfo Arpon
Cycling
Three cyclists represented the Philippines in 1968.
Sprint Roberto Roxas Rolando Guaves
1000m time trial Rolando Guaves
Individual pursuit Benjamin Evangelista
Gymnastics
Ernesto Beren Norman Henson
Sailing
Shooting
Eight shooters, all men, represented the Philippines in 1968.
25 m pistol Paterno Miranda Horacio Miranda
50 m pistol Antonio Mendoza José Agdamag
300 m rifle, three positions Adolfo Feliciano Bernardo San Juan
50 m rifle, three positions Adolfo Feliciano Leopoldo Ang
50 m rifle, prone Jaime Villafuerte Adolfo Feliciano
Swimming
Men
Roosevelt Abdulgafur Luis Ayesa Tony Asamali Amman Jalmaani Leroy Goff
Women
Helen Elliott Hedy García
Weightlifting
Men's 56 kg - Arturo Dandan (DNF)
Wrestling
Men's Greco-Roman Bantamweight Rogelio Famatid DNS
Men's Greco-Roman Featherweight Tortillano Tumasis (=19th)
Men's Greco-Roman Lightweight Eliseo Salugta (=24th)
Men's Freestyle Bantamweight Rogelio Famatid (14th)
Men's Freestyle Featherweight Antonio Senosa (=20th)
Men's Freestyle Lightweight Eliseo Salugta (=24th)
Notes
References
External links Official Olympic Reports Philippines at the 1968 Ciudad de México Summer Games