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Mon, 05/24/2010 - 14:43
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Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, /MONTSAME/ Mongolian judoists have started a joint training in Rio De Janeiro city, Brazil, to compete in the Judo World Cup which is running May 29-30 in Sгo Paulo city of this country.
The Mongolian team comprises Kh.Tsagaanbaatar, S.Miaragchaa (both men's 66 kg), S.Nyam-Ochir (men's 73 kg), M.Bundmaa (women's 52 kg), D.Gankhuyag and B.Togoldor. They are coached by Kh.Boldbaatar, a State Honored Coach. Medalists of the Sгo Paulo World Cup will gain 40-100 points for personal ratings.
Before the joint training, our judoists competed in the "Grand Slam" judo competitions held last weekend in Rio De Janeiro. Of them, an international master of sports S.Miaragchaa has won a bronze medal in the men's 66 kg contest.
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Senior judoists of Mongolia including State Honored Sportswomen Kh.Erdenet-Od and D.Tserenkhand have left for Hungary to take part in the Senior Judo World Championships that will run May 27-30 in Budapest city.
The Mongolian team comprises some 20 judoists coached by G.Purev-Ochir, a head of the "Suld" sports club. Among the Mongolians, Ch.Ovgonkhuu will compete in the category of the oldest age.
B.Khuder
The Mongolian team comprises Kh.Tsagaanbaatar, S.Miaragchaa (both men's 66 kg), S.Nyam-Ochir (men's 73 kg), M.Bundmaa (women's 52 kg), D.Gankhuyag and B.Togoldor. They are coached by Kh.Boldbaatar, a State Honored Coach. Medalists of the Sгo Paulo World Cup will gain 40-100 points for personal ratings.
Before the joint training, our judoists competed in the "Grand Slam" judo competitions held last weekend in Rio De Janeiro. Of them, an international master of sports S.Miaragchaa has won a bronze medal in the men's 66 kg contest.
** ** **
Senior judoists of Mongolia including State Honored Sportswomen Kh.Erdenet-Od and D.Tserenkhand have left for Hungary to take part in the Senior Judo World Championships that will run May 27-30 in Budapest city.
The Mongolian team comprises some 20 judoists coached by G.Purev-Ochir, a head of the "Suld" sports club. Among the Mongolians, Ch.Ovgonkhuu will compete in the category of the oldest age.
B.Khuder
