Ernest John Obiena highlights second week of Asian Games in Nagoya
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 3, 2026, 5:42 AM
Last updated Oct 3, 2026
The second week of the Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan featured a strong showcase of track and field events. Philippine pole vaulter Ernest John Obiena recorded a jump of 5.91 meters. The Games are currently hosting 43 sports with participation from 45 countries and regions, and they are set to conclude on Sunday. Athletes continue to compete in various disciplines, emphasizing the competitive spirit of the event.
- •Ernest John Obiena achieves 5.91-meter jump in pole vault
- •Asian Games feature 43 sports in Nagoya
- •45 countries and regions are participating
- •The events run until Sunday
- •Track and field events dominate the second week
- 5:42 AMYahoo Sports — Photos of track and field and more from the Asian Games' second week
"NAGOYA, Japan (AP) — Track and field highlighted the second week of the Asian Games with Philippine pole vaulter Ernest John Obiena jumping 5. The games feature 43 sports with 45 countries and regions competing and end Sunday.
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