The Mongolian team delivered outstanding performances across various weight categories in Sport and Combat Sambo, securing a total of 24 medals.
The Mongolian team delivered outstanding performances across various weight categories in Sport and Combat Sambo, securing a total of 24 medals.
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“We’ve been working non-stop for over a year now, so it’s important to get some rest. We’ll be back in January and
The busiest Mongolian during the Dayton Flyers’ season opening 73-46 victory over Lindenwood on Monday night at UD Arena was Mike Sharavjamts.
Sure the 6-foot-8 freshman guard made history and showed why he’s already become the crowd favorite. He displayed a
The road to the FIBA Asia Cup 2025 continues as the teams in Groups C and D of the Pre-Qualifiers spring into action. There’s plenty to watch for whether it’s the storylines, the teams, and players that will be on
The 2022 IBSA Para judo World Championships is being held in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. Nine Mongolian athletes compete in competition.
L. Turuunaa won a silver medal in the women’s 70 kg weight category in the J1 competition, which is
At this year’s 44th World Chess Olympiad, Mongolia shook up the world when the Mongolian women’s team defeated the seventh-ranked Americans. Overall, the Mongolian men’s team placed 35th out of 188 countries, while the women placed 15th out of 162.
chess has a long history in
Mongolian ironman Tamawashi became the oldest wrestler in 40 years to regain promotion to sumo’s upper ranks, after the 37-year-old was listed as a komusubi on Monday in the Japan Sumo Association’s rankings ahead of the November 13-27 Kyushu Grand
Mongolian judoka Ts.Tsogtbaatar won the gold medal in the men’s -73kg at the Judo World Championships on Saturday. Tsogtbaatar defeated Japanese Soichi Hashimoto in the final, becoming the fifth world champion in the history of Mongolian judo.
In the preliminaries, he
Former sumo Grand Champion Hakuho will return to his homeland, Mongolia, for a visit for the first time since becoming a Japanese citizen and retiring last year. He told NHK he wants to build ties between the two countries.
Hakuho will
The usual picture from ice hockey in Mongolia used to be tough guys playing on outdoor rinks in the winter. It was not only far below freezing point but usually also smoky due to the heating in the buildings around.