After a breakout FIBA 3×3 World Tour 2022, Mongolian rising star A.Anand is set to take his highly entertaining game to new heights this year.

The 25-year-old stamped himself as one of the best players in Asia after averaging 7 pgg on

The growth of Laser Run, UIPM’s most popular and accessible development sport, has embraced another new territory after the Modern Pentathlon Association of Mongolia (MPAM) held its first Laser Run National Championships

The event was held on January 21 indoors at

On 6 February, 7.8 magnitudes earthquake occurred in southern Turkey and norther Syria, and thousand of casualties have occurred. In response to a global call for assistance from the Turkish government, the first batch of members of Mongolian Disaster Relief

Dayton Mayor Jeffrey J. Mims will honor Dayton Flyers freshman guard Mike Sharavjamts by declaring Friday as Mongolian Day in the city.

Sharavjamts, the first Mongolian citizen to play Division I men’s college basketball, has started 20 games this season and appeared in all

Record 45-time Grand Sumo Tournament winner Hakuho had his retirement ceremony Saturday (28 January) when his topknot was cut, one strand at a time, by some 280 acquaintances including former wrestlers and prominent figures in Japan. Mongolian-born Hakuho retired in

G.Bolor-Erdene, one of the most successful fighters in Para taekwondo history, was recently recognised by Mongolia’s Government for his achievements, when he received the Merited Master of Sport Award.

He has a perfect 20-0 record at the World Para Taekwondo Championships,

Olympic bronze medalist, and World champion  Kh.Tsagaanbaatar announced his retirement during the National Judo Championships held in Ulaanbaatar city. He officially retired on Sunday ending his 20-year career in judo.

Born March 19, 1984 in Uvs province, Kh.Tsagaanbaatar won only medal

Hakuho, probably the greatest sumo wrestler of all time, will hold his official retirement ceremony on 28 January at Tokyo’s Ryogoku Kokugikan. Former yokozuna Hakuho  holds the winner of a record 45 grand sumo tournaments. The Mongolian-born former grand champion,