Mongolia at the 2011 Asian Winter Games

Mongolia at the
2011 Asian Winter Games
Mongolia at the; 2011 Asian Winter Games
IOC code	MGL
NOC	Mongolian National Olympic Committee
in Astana and Almaty
Competitors	52 in 8 sports
Medals ; Ranked 5th	Gold0Silver1Bronze4Total5
Asian Winter Games appearances
	1986 ; 1990 ; 1996 ; 1999 ; 2003 ; 2007 ; 2011 ; 2017 ;

Last updated July 07, 2022

Mongolia participated in the 2011 Asian Winter Games in Almaty and Astana, Kazakhstan from January 30, 2011 to February 6, 2011. The bandy team took Mongolia's first ever silver medal at Asian Winter Games.

Alpine skiing

Men

Athlete	Event	Final
Athlete	Event	Time	Rank
Ganzorig Sodbayar	Downhill	1:43.50	12
	Super-G	1:15.36	10
	Super combined	Did not finish
Chagnaa Bayarzul	Downhill	Did not finish
	Super-G	1:38.48	19
	Super combined	Disqualify

Women

Athlete	Event	Final
Athlete	Event	Time	Rank
Altanzul Ariunzaya	Downhill	Did not start
	Super-G	1:52.37	9
	Super combined	Did not finish
Jargalsuren Tugszaya	Super combined	Disqualify

Bandy

All times are Almaty Time (UTC+06:00)

Preliminaries

Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
Kazakhstan	2	2	0	38	0	+38	6
Mongolia	2	1	1	17	19	−2	3
Kyrgyzstan	2	0	2	2	38	−36	0

2 February
11:00

Kyrgyzstan

2 – 17
(0–13, 2–4)

Mongolia

Medeo, Almaty

Game reference

Elzar Bolotbekov

Goalies

Bayarsaikhany Mönkhbold
Bat-Erdeniin Chinzorig

Referee:
Sergey Gorbachev (RUS)

	0–1	01:01 – Negüün
	0–2	02:56 – Mungunkhuyag (Bayarsaikhan)
	0–3	03:39 – Bayarsaikhan
	0–4	06:02 – Myagmardorj (Bayarsaikhan)
	0–5	08:00 – Myagmardorj
	0–6	10:17 – Bayarsaikhan (Mungunkhuyag)
	0–7	12:06 – Bayarsaikhan
	0–8	17:03 – Negüün
	0–9	23:22 – Shinebayar
	0–10	24:09 – Negüün
	0–11	34:33 – Mungunkhuyag (Shinebayar)
	0–12	37:55 – Bayarsaikhan
	0–13	41:57 – Negüün
Tynymseitov (Zhumataev) – 52:30	1–13
	1–14	53:26 – Bayarsaikhan
	1–15	56:44 – Shinebayar (Bayarsaikhan)
	1–16	63:22 – Shinebayar
	1–17	72:27 – Negüün
Tynymseitov (Zhumataev) – 87:00	2–17

0 min

Penalties

0 min

16

Shots

46

3 February
11:00

Kazakhstan

21 – 0
(9–0, 10–0, 2–0)

Kyrgyzstan

Medeo, Almaty

Game reference

Nariman Takirov
Ilyas Khairekishev

Goalies

Elzar Bolotbekov

Referee:
Vyacheslav Kurbanov (RUS)

Issaliyev (Novozhilov) – 00:57	1–0
Nugmanov (Issaliyev) – 03:30	2–0
Issaliyev – 05:18	3–0
Nugmanov – 13:47	4–0
Issaliyev – 14:21	5–0
Larionov – 16:19	6–0
Alipkaliyev – 17:47	7–0
Alipkaliyev – 24:27	8–0
Issaliyev – 25:14	9–0
Issaliyev – 31:32	10–0
Nugmanov – 32:31	11–0
Nugmanov – 33:52	12–0
Tokmakov – 34:46	13–0
Issaliyev – 42:17	14–0
Gribanov – 43:33	15–0
Larionov – 45:59	16–0
Issaliyev – 46:43	17–0
Nugmanov – 47:23	18–0
Alipkaliyev – 48:40	19–0
Kadirzhanov (Issaliyev) – 70:49	20–0
Issaliyev – 89:38	21–0

0 min

Penalties

0 min

66

Shots

0

4 February
11:00

Mongolia

0 – 17
(0–9, 0–8)

Kazakhstan

Medeo, Almaty

Game reference

Bayarsaikhany Mönkhbold

Goalies

Ilyas Khairekishev

Referee:
Vyacheslav Kurbanov (RUS)

	0–1	04:27 – Issaliyev (Shavaldin)
	0–2	06:48 – Nugmanov
	0–3	10:13 – Issaliyev (Gribanov)
	0–4	14:59 – Temirgaliyev
	0–5	21:49 – Issaliyev (Gribanov)
	0–6	27:51 – Nugmanov (Issaliyev)
	0–7	29:10 – Issaliyev
	0–8	36:34 – Issaliyev
	0–9	40:15 – Novozhilov (Shavaldin)
	0–10	48:22 – Nugmanov
	0–11	49:59 – Issaliyev
	0–12	58:17 – Nugmanov
	0–13	65:43 – Issaliyev
	0–14	72:33 – Issaliyev
	0–15	76:14 – Issaliyev (Amanshin)
	0–16	78:44 – Kazybayev
	0–17	+92:01 – Issaliyev

20 min

Penalties

40 min

5

Shots

52

Final

6 February
11:00

Kazakhstan

16 – 2
(7–0, 9–2)

Mongolia

Medeo, Almaty

Game reference

Ilyas Khairekishev

Goalies

Bayarsaikhany Mönkhbold

Referee:
Sergey Gorbachev (RUS)

Issaliyev (Nugmanov) – 01:56	1–0
Shavaldin – 04:42	2–0
Novozhilov (Shavaldin) – 07:49	3–0
Issaliyev – 11:18	4–0
Issaliyev (Temirgaliyev) – 19:38	5–0
Shavaldin (Issaliyev) – 21:27	6–0
Gribanov – +49:37	7–0
Novozhilov (Nugmanov) – 45:41	8–0
Nugmanov (Issaliyev) – 48:56	9–0
	9–1	57:12 – Gan-Ochir
Suyetnov (Issaliyev) – 61:19	10–1
Novozhilov (Issaliyev) – 62:59	11–1
Novozhilov – 68:16	12–1
Gribanov – 71:42	13–1
	13–2	74:39 – Gan-Ochir
Nugmanov – 83:56	14–2
Issaliyev (Karmak) – 89:13	15–2
Issaliyev (Shavaldin) – +90:18	16–2

90 min

Penalties

95 min

50

Shots

9

Figure skating

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Women

Athlete(s)	Event	SP/SP		FS/LP		Total
Athlete(s)	Event	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank
Maral-Erdene Gansukh	Women's	19.09	17	41.25	16	60.34	16

Freestyle skiing

Men

Athlete	Event	Qualification		Final
Athlete	Event	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Ganzorigiin Sodbayar	Aerials	Did not start
Temuulen Sumiyasuren	Moguls	0.54	9	Did not qualify
Chagnaagiin Aranzalzul	Moguls	Did not finish		Did not qualify

Women

Athlete	Event	Qualification		Final
Athlete	Event	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Jargalsuren Tugszaya	Aerials	Did not start
Jargalsuren Tugszaya	Moguls	Did not start
Altanzul Ariunzaya	Aerials	Did not start
Altanzul Ariunzaya	Moguls	Did not start

Ice hockey

Men

The Mongolian team is in the premier division for these games.^[2] The roster consists of 21 athletes.^[3]

Premier Division

Team	GP	W	OTW	OTL	L	GF	GA	DIF	PTS
United Arab Emirates	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Thailand	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Malaysia	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Mongolia	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Kuwait	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Kyrgyzstan	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Bahrain	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

All times are local (UTC+6).

January 28, 2011
20:30

Mongolia

v

Kuwait

Kazakhstan Sports Palace (Arena 2)

January 31, 2011
17:00

Mongolia

v

Kyrgyzstan

Kazakhstan Sports Palace (Arena 2)

February 1, 2011
17:00

Bahrain

v

Mongolia

Kazakhstan Sports Palace (Arena 2)

February 2, 2011
17:00

United Arab Emirates

v

Mongolia

Kazakhstan Sports Palace (Arena 2)

February 4, 2011
17:00

Mongolia

v

Thailand

Kazakhstan Sports Palace (Arena 2)

February 5, 2011
17:00

Malaysia

v

Mongolia

Kazakhstan Sports Palace (Arena 2)

Ski orienteering

Mongolia will send a ski orienteering team.^[4]

Men^[5]

Gerelt-Od Bayaraa
Byambadorj Bold
Barkhuu Erdenechimeg

Women ^[6]

Narantsetseg Altantsetseg
Otgontsetseg Chinbat
Uugantsetseg Nandintsetseg

Short track speed skating

^[7]

Men

Munkh-Amidral Ganbat

Women

Amarzaya Otgonbayar

Speed skating

^[8]

Men

Belgutei Galbaatar
Uuganbaatar Galbaatar

Women

Delgermaa Dalanbayar

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Mongolia at the 2011 Asian Winter Games

Contents

Alpine skiing

Bandy

Preliminaries

Final

Figure skating

Freestyle skiing

Ice hockey

Premier Division

Ski orienteering

Short track speed skating

Speed skating

Related Research Articles

References