The Mongolian team “The MongolZ” has moved up two places to seventh in the world rankings.
The Mongolian team “The MongolZ” has moved up two places to seventh in the world rankings.
B. Baasandorj, a senior coach at the Mongolian Academy of Intellectuals and an international judge of memory sports, achieved a silver medal in the World Speed Reading Championship.
‘Baikal Open’ international freestyle wrestling competition will be held in Ulan-Ude on 17-19 May. Until this year, the competition has been held under the name of the ‘Buryat President’s Cup’. A large Mongolian team consisting of over 100 people is
The 2019 World Taekwondo Championships are due to start later today (15 May) at the Manchester Arena, a top venue in the United Kingdom. The competition will run until 19 May. It is expected that 1,000 athletes will attend the
This June, a handful of wrestlers from the US University of Norwich will head to the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar, as part of the “Norwich Wrestling Mongolian Cultural Exchange” to train and compete in freestyle wrestling.
On 3 June, five Norwich wrestlers
‘Mon-Altius’ from the National Institute of Physical Education has become the champion of the Asian University 3×3 Basketball Championship. The competition was held Kinmen city of Taiwan on 8-11 May.
The Mongolian men’s team won against teams from Malaysia, Hong Kong
Grand champion Kakuryu M.Anand kicked off the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament on a winning note on Sunday, collecting an opening-day victory in front of a sell-out crowd at the first basho of Japan’s new imperial era.
Kakuryu, carrying the burden as
Ulaanbaatar City Administration hosts the “Ulaanbaatar International Marathon” annually on the third Saturday of May. The day has been announced as a “car-free day” to promote public health and sports. This year two events will be held on 18 May.
The
The Baku-2019 Grand Slam will be held in the capital city of Azerbaijan on May 10-12. A total of 449 athletes from 57 countries will compete in the tournament.
A 14-strong team of athletes including Rio-Olympics silver medalist D.Sumiya will be
Mongolia is a country rich in heritage, shaped by centuries of complex cultural influences. As such, it’s a significant challenge for any western sport to claim the limelight from the nation’s old nomadic pastimes.
But at the Chingisiin Huree camp south