Bahrain at the 2011 Asian Winter Games

Bahrain at the; 2011 Asian Winter Games
IOC code	BRN
NOC	Bahrain Olympic Committee
in Astana and Almaty
Competitors	17 [1] in 1 sport
Medals	Gold0Silver0Bronze0Total0
Asian Winter Games appearances
	2011 ; 2017;

Last updated November 10, 2020

Bahrain will participate in the 2011 Asian Winter Games in Almaty and Astana, Kazakhstan from January 30, 2011 to February 6, 2011. This marks Bahrain's debut at a major winter sporting event.^[2]

Ice hockey

Men

The Bahrain men's Ice hockey team will make its debut at an international competition. The team is in the premier division for these games.^[3] The team lost all six games and finished in 12th and last place.

Premier Division

Rank	Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
6	Kyrgyzstan	6	6	0	95	23	+72	18
7	Thailand	6	5	1	70	22	+48	15
8	United Arab Emirates	6	4	2	48	27	+21	12
9	Mongolia	6	3	3	35	37	−2	9
10	Malaysia	6	2	4	46	59	−13	6
11	Athletes from Kuwait	6	1	5	41	40	+1	3
12	Bahrain	6	0	6	11	138	−127	0

All times are local (UTC+6).

January 28, 2011
17:00

Malaysia

25 - 0
(4–0, 8–0, 13–0)

Bahrain

Kazakhstan Sports Palace (Arena 2)

January 29
17:00

Bahrain

0 – 29
(0–11, 0–10, 0–8)

Thailand

Kazakhstan Sports Palace 2, Astana
Attendance: 200

^[ permanent dead link ] Game reference

Abdulla Al-Adhab

Goalies

Jason Cotsmire

Referee:
Keith Fong (CAN)

	0–1	03:00 – Aarola (Thamwongsin)
	0–2	03:52 – Neimwan (Chartsuwan)
	0–3	05:20 – Jirachai (Tengsakul)
	0–4	07:03 – Thongaram (Neimwan) (PP)
	0–5	09:01 – Jirachai (Tengsakul)
	0–6	09:45 – Pivekumt (Aarola) (PP2)
	0–7	10:10 – Aarola (Pivekumt) (PP)
	0–8	10:34 – Thammasit (Thongaram) (PP)
	0–9	11:51 – Rattanachot (Ct. Supadilokluk, Chartsuwan) (PP)
	0–10	12:20 – Rattanachot (Neimwan, Chartsuwan) (PP)
	0–11	19:06 – Kullugin (Aarola, Pivekumt)
	0–12	20:14 – Chartsuwan (Neimwan) (SH)
	0–13	23:15 – Aarola (Pivekumt)
	0–14	24:56 – Chartsuwan
	0–15	27:26 – Thamwongsin (Pivekumt, Kullugin)
	0–16	29:07 – Rattanachot (Chartsuwan) (PP)
	0–17	30:18 – Tengsakul (Thammasit)
	0–18	30:29 – Kasemsunt (Thammasit)
	0–19	30:38 – Aarola (Thamwongsin)
	0–20	31:12 – Aarola (Thamwongsin)
	0–21	35:12 – Thamwongsin (Kullugin)
	0–22	42:45 – Pivekumt (Harnnarujchai, Thamwongsin) (PP)
	0–23	50:00 – Rattanachot (Ce. Supadilokluk)
	0–24	50:14 – Chartsuwan (Rattanachot)
	0–25	53:02 – Thamwongsin (Pivekumt, Aarola)
	0–26	54:09 – Thammasit (Jittranont)
	0–27	56:02 – Rattanachot (Neimwan)
	0–28	58:11 – Aarola
	0–29	59:21 – Chartsuwan (Ce. Supadilokluk, Neimwan)

39 min

Penalties

4 min

2

Shots

70

January 31
13:30

United Arab Emirates

25 – 0
(9–0, 6–0, 10–0)

Bahrain

Kazakhstan Sports Palace 2, Astana
Attendance: 200

^[ permanent dead link ] Game reference

Ahmed Al-Dhaheri (out 33:45)
Khaled Al-Suwaidi (in 33:45)

Goalies

Abdulla Al-Adhab

Referee:
Kimikazu Koizumi (JPN)

J. Al-Dhaheri – 00:06	1–0
J. Al-Dhaheri (Al-Darmaki) – 01:04	2–0
Al-Nuaimi (Al-Jachi) (SH) – 07:35	3–0
Al-Mheiri (M. Al-Shamisi) (SH) – 07:48	4–0
Al. Al-Mazrouei (J. Al-Dhaheri, Al-Darmaki) – 08:55	5–0
M. Al-Shamisi (Al-Jachi) – 11:33	6–0
J. Al-Dhaheri (Al-Mheiri) (SH) – 15:39	7–0
Al-Darmaki (Al. Al-Mazrouei, J. Al-Dhaheri) – 17:44	8–0
Al-Mheiri (Al-Jachi, O. Al-Shamisi) (PP) – 19:13	9–0
Al-Nuaimi (F. Al-Suwaidi) – 22:18	10–0
M. Al-Mazrouei (Al-Nuaimi) – 29:02	11–0
Al-Baloushi (M. Al-Shamisi, Al-Sarour) – 30:55	12–0
Al-Sarour (M. Al-Shamisi) – 33:54	13–0
M. Al-Shamisi (Al-Baloushi, Al-Sarour) (PP) – 35:58	14–0
Al-Subousi – 37:21	15–0
Al-Baloushi (Al. Al-Mazrouei) – 42:24	16–0
Al-Nuaimi (M. Al-Shamisi) – 44:36	17–0
O. Al-Shamisi (J. Al-Dhaheri) – 47:54	18–0
Al. Al-Mazrouei (J. Al-Dhaheri) – 48:15	19–0
Al-Nuaimi – 48:52	20–0
Al-Nuaimi (O. Al-Shamisi, Al-Mheiri) – 50:07	21–0
Al-Darmaki (Bu-Debs, Al. Al-Mazrouei) – 51:59	22–0
Al-Nuaimi (J. Al-Dhaheri) – 53:43	23–0
O. Al-Shamisi (SH) – 59:02	24–0
J. Al-Dhaheri (Al-Nuaimi) – 59:49	25–0

8 min

Penalties

16 min

66

Shots

3

February 1
17:00

Bahrain

1 – 21
(1–4, 0–8, 0–9)

Mongolia

Kazakhstan Sports Palace 2, Astana
Attendance: 100

^[ permanent dead link ] Game reference

Abdulla Al-Adhab

Goalies

Bazarvaani Baatarkhuu (out 30:40)
Batsukh Battur (in 30:40)

Referee:
Nikita Zalipyatskikh (KAZ)

	0–1	03:26 – Od-Erdene (SH)
	0–2	07:00 – Chuluunzorig (Munkhzaya, Purev-Ochir)
	0–3	11:07 – Mishigsuren (Altanbayar) (PP)
	0–4	13:33 – Purev-Ochir (Munkhzaya)
Fakhroo (PP2) – 17:34	1–4
	1–5	21:19 – Batzaya (Mishigsuren)
	1–6	22:02 – Bayarjargal (Zolboo, Bolor-Erdene)
	1–7	24:01 – Tserenbaljir (Batzaya, Mishigsuren) (PP)
	1–8	24:14 – Mishigsuren (Batzaya, Tserenbaljir)
	1–9	24:34 – Bayarjargal (Zolboo, Bolor-Erdene)
	1–10	28:22 – Mishigsuren (Batzaya) (PP)
	1–11	31:24 – Purev-Ochir
	1–12	35:56 – Munkhzaya
	1–13	40:40 – Mishigsuren (Batzaya, Tserenbaljir) (PP)
	1–14	42:17 – Bolor-Erdene (Erkhbayar) (PP)
	1–15	43:34 – Batzaya (Od-Erdene)
	1–16	45:29 – Zolboo (Erkhbayar)
	1–17	51:21 – Tserenbaljir (Batzaya)
	1–18	53:44 – Zolboo (SH)
	1–19	54:47 – Mishigsuren (Batzaya) (PP)
	1–20	58:39 – Od-Erdene
	1–21	59:40 – Batzaya

18 min

Penalties

12 min

11

Shots

68

February 2
13:30

Bahrain

10 – 15
(2–6, 6–4, 2–5)

Kyrgyzstan

Kazakhstan Sports Palace 2, Astana
Attendance: 150

^[ permanent dead link ] Game reference

Abdulla Al-Adhab (out 51:15)
Mohamed Al-Doy (in 51:15)

Goalies

Sergey Ossintsev (out 12:37)
Zhirgalbek Bakirov (in 12:37)

Referee:
Choi Yoon-Young (KOR)

	0–1	02:11 – Kolobov (Kryukov)
	0–2	03:54 – Askarbekov (Sazonov)
	0–3	05:55 – Toktaliev (Zhuravlyov, Kabanov)
	0–4	11:03 – Toktaliev
	0–5	11:17 – Sheishenaliev (Shiderinov, Fillippov)
	0–6	11:37 – Sheishenaliev (Shiderinov, Kolobov)
Al-Mutlaq (Hegazi, Ahmed) – 17:41	1–6
Al-Mushiqeri (Turki, Al-Thawadi) – 19:26	2–6
Ahmed (Hegazi) – 23:05	3–6
Baqer (Al-Jawder) – 24:07	4–6
Ismaeel – 24:24	5–6
Turki – 25:41	6–6
	6–7	26:22 – Kolobov (Kryukov)
Al-Jawder (Ismaeel) – 27:20	7–7
	7–8	28:41 – Fitisenko
	7–9	30:24 – Sheishenaliev (Kryukov, Kolobov)
Ahmed – 33:55	8–9
	8–10	34:04 – Tokoev
	8–11	41:21 – Toktaliev (Zhuravlyov, Kabanov)
	8–12	42:00 – Fillippov (Kryukov)
	8–13	57:47 – Toktaliev (Zhuravlyov, Kabanov)
	8–14	58:52 – Askarbekov (Kryukov, Kolobov)
	8–15	59:07 – Esen Uulu (Zhuravlyov)
Al-Mushiqeri (Al-Thawadi) (EN) – 59:27	9–15
Ahmed (EN) – 59:44	10–15

0 min

Penalties

2 min

24

Shots

42

February 5
13:30

Athletes from Kuwait

23 – 0
(6–0, 7–0, 10–0)

Bahrain

Kazakhstan Sports Palace 2, Astana
Attendance: 300

^[ permanent dead link ] Game reference

Jasem Al-Sarraf (out 20:00)
Jasem Dashti (in 20:00)

Goalies

Abdulla Al-Adhab

Referee:
Keith Fong (CAN)

A. Al-Ajmi (Me. Al-Ajmi) – 03:00	1–0
A. Al-Ajmi (A. Al-Maragi, Al-Awadhi) – 05:00	2–0
Al-Henaidi (Atallah, S. Al-Ajmi) – 08:04	3–0
Me. Al-Ajmi (A. Al-Maragi, A. Al-Ajmi) – 16:15	4–0
M. Al-Maragi (S. Al-Ajmi) – 17:55	5–0
Me. Al-Ajmi – 18:10	6–0
Shetail (Me. Al-Ajmi) – 23:14	7–0
Me. Al-Ajmi (S. Al-Ajmi) (PP2) – 25:13	8–0
S. Al-Ajmi (M. Al-Maragi, Y. Al-Kandari) (PP) – 30:59	9–0
A. Al-Maragi (Me. Al-Ajmi, Shetail) – 32:05	10–0
A. Al-Maragi (Me. Al-Ajmi) (SH) – 32:55	11–0
S. Al-Ajmi (Y. Al-Kandari) – 39:01	12–0
Me. Al-Ajmi (A. Al-Maragi, Shetail) – 39:22	13–0
Shetail (Me. Al-Ajmi) (PP) – 40:29	14–0
Y. Al-Kandari (S. Al-Ajmi) – 43:16	15–0
Me. Al-Ajmi (PP) – 46:20	16–0
S. Al-Ajmi (Al-Awadhi, Y. Al-Kandari) – 48:48	17–0
A. Al-Maragi (PP) – 49:27	18–0
A. Al-Maragi (Me. Al-Ajmi) (PP) – 50:15	19–0
Me. Al-Ajmi (Shetail) – 51:08	20–0
Me. Al-Ajmi (PP) – 53:34	21–0
Y. Al-Kandari (Me. Al-Ajmi, S. Al-Ajmi) – 56:37	22–0
A. Al-Maragi (Shetail) (SH) – 57:23	23–0

14 min

Penalties

20 min

103

Shots

1

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