Marc Lim wins gold, Meggie Ochoa suffers injury to settle for silver in SEAG jiu-jitsu

Jiu jitsu added two more medals to the Philippines' haul in the 32nd Southeast Asian Games on Sunday in Cambodia.

Marc Lim won the country's 13th gold medal in the biennial meet after taking down Vietnam's Dinh Tung Dang in the final match of the men's ne-waza nogi -69kg event.

Meanwhile, Meggie Ochoa settled for silver after losing to Cambodia's bet in the women's ne-waza nogi -52kg event.

Ochoa suffered an apparent injury after she was carried on her way out of the venue.

WATCH: Meggie Ochoa being carried off due an apparent injury during her gold medal match vs Cambodia. She lost the game to settle for silver | #SEAGames32 #Cambodia2023 via @beamicallerrr pic.twitter.com/TkX3ziS7t0

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Lim's gold medal is the sixth today as the country got two in obstacle course racing, with Kim Mangrobang (duathlon), Jamie Lim (karate), and Noelle Mañalac and Princess Catindig (women's soft tennis doubles) adding to the haul.

—JMB, GMA Integrated News