| Event: | Pencak silat |
| Year: | 2023 |
| Venue: | Chroy Changvar Convention Centre Hall E |
| Location: | Phnom Penh, Cambodia |
| Dates: | 6–10 May |
| Previous: | 2021 |
The Pencak silat held at 2023 SEA Games was contested from 6 to 10 May 2023 at Chroy Changvar Convention Centre Hall E, Phnom Penh.[1] Pencak silat itself is a traditional martial art originating from Indonesia.[2] [3]
| Men's single | ||||
| Women's single | ||||
| Men's double | Muhd Danial Azray Hoorazizan Muhd Danial Azrol Hoorazizan | Alfau Jan Esmael Abad Almohaidib Esmael Abad | Heng Chandy Loch Oudom | |
Võ Bình Phước Đào Đức Hùng | ||||
| Women's double | Orawan Choosuwan Saowanee Chanthamunee | Ririn Rinasih Riska Hermawan | Phoen Sreyneang Son Sothea | |
Nur Sarafana Hikma Jailani Nur Shahida Mohd Sharim | ||||
| Men's team | Anggi Faisal Mubarok Asep Yuldan Sani Rano Slamet Nugraha | Abdulkarim Koolee Salwa Cheha Sobri Cheni | nowrap | Mohd Hazim Ramlee Muhd Hazim Aqwa Md Iman Safwan Muhd Ali Saifullah Abdullah Md Suhaimi |
Chea Sarith Chhuoy Silath Nok Sokea | ||||
| Women's team | Amirah binte Sahrin Iffah Batrisyia binte Noh Nur Ashikin binte Zulkifli | Anisah Najihah Norleyermah binti Haji Raya Nur Wasiqah Aziemah | Franchette Anne Tolentino Elman Jessapitulah Dela Crus Shara Julia Jizmundo | |
By Siv Chheng Chun Reaksa Ham Dalin | ||||
| Class U45 (–45 kg) | |||
| Class A (45–50kg) | |||
| Class B (50–55kg) | |||
| Class C (55–60kg) | |||
| Class D (60–65kg) | |||
| Class E (65–70kg) | |||
| Class F (70–75kg) | |||
| Class G (75–80kg) | |||
| Class H (80–85kg) | |||
| Class I (85–90kg) | |||
| Class U45 (–45kg) | |||
| Class A (45–50kg) | |||
| Class B (50–55kg) | no medal awarded | ||
| Class C (55–60kg) | |||
| Class D (60–65kg) | |||
| Class E (65–70kg) | |||