The Asia Open Memory Championship 2019 took place on October 5–6, 2019, in Bali, Indonesia, bringing together a total of 110 participants from across the region to showcase their mental prowess in various memory disciplines. Among the contenders were five talented Filipinos who represented the country with pride and determination. Notably, Chloe Andrea B. Galamgam earned an impressive 58th place overall with 1,806 points, and also secured 3rd place in the Kids Spoken Numbers category, recalling 41 digits — a significant achievement for the young memory athlete. Other Filipino participants included Katrina Camille H. Que (61st, 1,778 points), Adriel Padolina Simbol (69th, 1,519 points), Jay Matthew Ganzan (74th, 1,231 points), and Charles Andrei B. Galamgam (89th, 811 points), all of whom demonstrated commendable skill and determination throughout the competition.

Names of Participants and Points:

Position	Competitor	Points
58	Chloe Andrea B. Galamgam	1806
61	Katrina Camille H. Que	1778
69	Adriel Padolina Simbol	1519
74	Jay Matthew Ganzan	1231
89	Charles Andrei B. Galamgam	811

FILIPINO WINNERS

KIDS – Spoken Numbers

Position	Competitor	Score
3	Chloe Andrea B. Galamgam	41 digits