The 2024 Paris Olympics is set to take place from July 26 up to August 11, 2024 in Paris, France and a few of the Philippines' top athletes have already booked their slots to the Summer Games.

Many other national athletes still have a chance to make it to the games, with qualifying tournaments and other pathways for qualification still ongoing in the next few months. This list will be updated as others earn their own places in the Olympics Games.

Here are our athletes already qualified for Paris 2024:

Filipinos qualified for 2024 Paris Olympics

EJ Obiena, Athletics

Pole vaulter EJ Obiena was the first to qualify for the Paris Games after meeting the entry standard of 5.82 meters in the BAUHAUS-Galan leg of the Diamond League in Stockholm, Sweden. This is his second consecutive stint in the Olympics.

Carlos Yulo, Gymnastics

Gymnast Carlos Yulo booked his second trip to the Olympics after placing as the highest-ranked eligible athlete in his pet event, the floor exercise, in the 2023 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Antwerp, Belgium.

Aleah Finnegan, Gymnastics

The second gymnast in the list, Aleah Finnegan, booked her first appearance for the Philippines in the Olympics after placing 32nd in the women's all-around event in the World Gymnastics Championships. This was enough to include her to the 14 Olympic slots allotted from the Worlds. 

Eumir Marcial, Boxing

Already an Olympic bronze medalist, boxer Marcial is set for another trip to the Summer Games after finishing inside of the top two of the men's 80kg division in the Asian Games.

Nesthy Petecio, Boxing

Olympic silver medalist Petecio punched another ticket to the Summer Games as she qualified through the 1st Olympic boxing qualifiers in Italy.

Aira Villegas, Boxing

Villegas also booked a ticket to the Paris Olympics through the 1st Olympic boxing qualifiers. She will compete in the women's 50-kg event.

John Ceniza, Weightlifting

Weightlifters John Ceniza, Elreen Ando, and Vanessa Sarno qualified through the IWF World Cup in Thailand in April.

Ceniza claimed his slot in the men's 61kg event.

Elreen Ando, Weightlifting

Ando had a better showing against Hidilyn Diaz in the women's 59kg event, allowing her to grab a ticket to Paris. 

Venssa Sarno, Weightlifting

Sarno, on the other hand, had a record in snatch as she qualified for the Summer Games.

Sam Catantan, Fencing

Sam Catantan qualified by ruling the women's foil event in the Asia and Oceania Zonal Olympic Qualifier. 

Levi Ruivivar, Gymnastics

Gymnast Levi Ruivivar booked a slot to the Paris Games after a silver medal finish in the uneven bars of the 2024 FIG World Cup.

Joanie Delgaco, Rowing

Joanie Delgaco became the first Filipina rower to qualify for any edition of the Olympics as she finished fourth in the 2024 Asia Oceania Qualification Tournament.

Emma Malabuyo, Gymnastics

Malabuyo became the fourth gymnast from the Philippines to qualify for the Summer Games as she bagged a bronze medal in the individual all-around event of the Asian Gymnastics Championships.

Carlo Paalam, Boxing

Silver medalist Carlo Paalam is returning to the Olympics as he qualified through the 2nd Olympic Boxing Qualification. 

Hergie Bacyadan, Boxing

Bacyadan is the fifth boxer from the Philippines to qualify for the Summer Games also through the 2nd Olympic Boxing Qualification.

Bianca Pagdanganan, Golf

Pagdanganan is back for another stint in the Summer Games after having her first in Tokyo three years ago. She was qualified after making it to the top 60 of the official world golf rankings.

Dottie Ardina, Golf

Ardina, meanwhile, has qualified again for the Summer Games as she also booked a slot in 2016. However, she pulled the plug due to Zika virus.

Kiyomi Watanabe, Judo

Making her second stint as well in the Olympics is Watanabe who booked a slot through continental qualification.

Kayla Sanchez, Swimming

Making a splash for the Philippines is Sanchez who previously represented Canada. She was nominated for the universality slot. In the Tokyo Olympics, Sanchez had a silver in 4x100 freestyle and and a bronze in 4x100 medley.

Jarod Hatch, Swimming

SEA Games medalist Hatch will also represent the Philippines in the upcoming Paris Games and was nominated for the universality slot.

John Cabang Tolentino, Athletics

John Cabang Tolentino qualified for the 110m hurdles. He holds the national record for the said event at 13.37 seconds.

Lauren Hoffman, Athletics

Lauren Hoffman, meanwhile, qualified for the 400m hurdles. She holds the national record for for the said event with 55.72 seconds. 

—JKC/JMB, GMA Integrated News