Mongolian ice climbers excelled at the UIAA Ice Climbing World Youth Championships in Colorado, winning eight medals: four gold, one silver, and three bronze. Key performers included B. Enkhrii-Erdene and J. Amina, while the team claimed gold in the speed category. Four climbers are preparing for the upcoming World Cup series in Longmont, USA.
The UIAA Ice Climbing World Youth Championships recently took place in Ouray, Colorado, featuring over 100 athletes from approximately 20 nations. Representing Mongolia were eight climbers, guided by coach D. Otgonkhuu, who collectively achieved a remarkable haul of eight medals, consisting of four gold, one silver, and three bronze.
Among the standout performances, key gold medalists included B. Enkhrii-Erdene in the women’s U16 category, J. Amina in the U18, and E. Nomintenger in the men’s U20. Additionally, E. Dulguun secured a silver in the men’s U18 speed category, while B. Munkhbaatar earned bronze in U20, contributing greatly to Mongolia’s success.
In team events, Mongolia triumphed in the speed category with the most points, earning them the gold medal. They also claimed bronze in the combined technical and speed event, and B. Enkhrii-Erdene made history as the first Mongolian to medal in a technical discipline at the world championships.
Looking ahead, four Mongolian ice climbers are currently preparing for the upcoming World Cup series set to take place in Longmont, USA, within the next few days. Their recent achievements provide a promising start to their competitive season.
Mongolia’s young ice climbers showcased outstanding talent at the UIAA Ice Climbing World Youth Championships, amassing eight medals in total, including a historic gold in the technical event. The results not only highlight the emerging prowess of Mongolian athletes but also set high expectations for their forthcoming World Cup participation. With a strong coach and dedicated athletes, Mongolia is positioning itself as a formidable contender in international ice climbing competitions.
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