National SAMBO Championships was held from 15 to 17 of January in the capital of Mongolia – the city of Ulaanbaatar. Within the framework of the tournament, the 49th national championships in sport SAMBO among men, the 23rd among women and the 11th in combat SAMBO took place. Following the results of the fights, the winners of the competitions were determined, and candidates were selected to play for the national team of Mongolia at international tournaments.

Results of the Mongolian SAMBO Championships 2019

Women

48 kg

1. G. Narantsetseg

2. D. Sarantuyaa

3. B. Oidovchimed

3. G. Bürneebayar

52 kg

1. E. Gerelmaa

2. B. Baasankhüü

3. E. Badamgarav

3. Ya. Dulamjav

56 kg

1. Ch. Azzayaa

2. L. Ninjin

3. B. Khorloo

3. A. Namuundalai

60 kg

1. L. Enkhriilen

2. T. Möngöntuyaa

3. L. Delgermaa

3. Ts. Nomin

64 kg

1. B. Gankhaich

2. B. Baasanjargal

3. Ts. Sünjidmaa

3. G. Mönkhzul

68 kg

1. Ts. Battsetseg

2. B. Khongorzul

3. M. Davaasüren

3. B. Dolgorlkham

72 kg

1. S. Lkhagvadulam

2. Ts. Enkhchimeg

3. B. Ganzayaa

3. A. Oyuungerel

80 kg

1. N. Nyamtuyaa

2. B. Erdenet-Od

3. D. Delgerdari

3. B. Sainbuyan

+80 kg

1. B. Mönkhtuyaa

2. E. Gandiimaa

3. N. Baljinnyam

3. G. Sarangoo

Men

52 kg

1. G. Mönkhbat

2. D. Altankhuyag

3. D. Batbayar

3. A. Khatansaikhan

57 kg

1. Ch. Maral-Erdene

2. D. Bükhchuluun

3. B. Tsogt-Ochir

3. Sh. Erdenebaatar

62 kg

1. L. Önöbold

2. L. Sumiyaa

3. M. Togtokhbayar

3. P. Altanbagana

68 kg

1. D. Tömörkhüleg

2. R. Altannaran

3. D. Altansükh

3. L. Ankhzayaa

74 kg

1. N. Khadbaatar

2. B. Batbold

3. B. Darkhanbaatar

3. B. Pürevdavaa

82 kg

1. B. Gaajadamba

2. O. Uuganbaatar

3. E. Tümennast

3. G. Odbayar

90 kg

1. Kh. Tsagaanbaatar

2. N. Baatarkhüü

3. E. Mönkhbayasgalan

3. B. Ganbayar

100 kg

1. B. Syerik

2. G. Tüvshinjargal

3. B. Tüvshintögs

3. D. Tserennyam

+100 kg

1. D. Pürevdorj

2. E. Enkhbat

3. B. Sugarjargal

3. Kh. Tsogtgerel

Combat SAMBO

52 kg

1. B. Ganbayar

2. B. Mönkhbat

3. B. Ölziibayar

3. T. Badam

57 kg

1. N. Togtokhbayar

2. G. Bayandüüren

3. M. Mönkhbat

3. E. Khishigdorj

62 kg

1. Ts. Tögsbold

2. O. Batbayar

3. J. Odsüren

3. N. Ser-Od

68 kg

1. L. Buyankhishig

2. Kh. Batkhüree

3. G. Bat-Orgil

3. D. Nyamsüren

74 kg

1. N. Otgonbaatar

2. E. Davaabayar

3. G. Ochirsükh

3. B. Otgonbayar

82 kg

1. D. Batsümberel

2. N. Mönkh-Erdene

3. N. Erdene-Undrakh

3. D. Altangerel

90 kg

1. B. Tengis

2. D. Erkhembayar

3. T. Bayarsaikhan

3. B. Ganbayar

100 kg

1. G. Uuganbayar

2. Ts. Tümendemberel

3. B. Mönkhragchaa

3. E. Shirnen

+100 kg

1. B. Önörjargal

2. Ch. Bulgankhüü

3. P. Idersaikhan

3. S. Pürev-Ochir

Bayan-Ulgii /MONTSAME/ Governor’s Offices of Bayan-Ulgii aimag and Altai soum, Tourism Federation in the aimag in collaboration with Grand Altai Travel are to organize an event ‘Winter Festival of Altai Nomads’ on February 16-17 in a place named Buhun Uul in Ulgii soum.

The event aims to boost winter tourism and to promote tradition and culture of Kazakh nation. During the festival, various activities including Eagle festival, ceremonial parade that shows nomads’ culture, traditional game of Kazakh people such as kokpar- goatskin tug of war on horseback and tenge alu- grab the money as well as ambler horse and camel racing and wrestling tournament will be held.

Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ A Mongolian team is competing successfully at the 15th annual International Zhautykov Olympiad in Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science, being held in Almaty, Kazakhstan on January 9-15.

The team of 28 students and 8 teachers of School No.1 of Ulaanbaatar, Erkhet Erdem School and Bayankhongor aimag’s Algorith School has so far collected a total of ten medals. Specifically, they grabbed one silver medal in teachers’ contest; three gold, one silver and three bronze in mathematics; one silver in physics; and one bronze in computer science.

Some 18 countries including Russia and the US are taking part in the Olympiad.