Uzbekistan at the 1994 Asian Games

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Uzbekistan at the
Asian Games
Flag of Uzbekistan.svg
IOC code UZB
NOC National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Medals
Ranked 5th
Gold
11
Silver
12
Bronze
19
Total
42
Summer appearances
Winter appearances

Uzbekistan competed in the 1994 Asian Games. It was their first ever post-Soviet appearance in the Asian Games as Uzbekistan. They won a total of 11 golds, 12 silvers, and 19 bronze, including the gold medal that they won in men's association football. [1] They ranked 5th out of the 42 countries that participated in the Asian Games. [2] They won gold medals in Athletics, Boxing, Canoeing, Football, and Shooting. They won the most medals in canoeing, where they won 4 gold, 7 silver, 2 bronze.[ citation needed ]

Contents

There were 25 different individual medalists, and one team.

Medalists

Konstantin Sarnatski
Vladimir Parfyonov
Viktor Zaitsev
Oleg Veretelnikov
Svetlana Munkova
Ramil Ganiyev
Oksana Yarygina
Nariman Ataev
Dilshod Yarbekov
Alisher Avezbaev
Oleg Maskaev
Yevgeny Astanin
Andrey Gorelov
Vitaly Sorokin
Ivan Kireyev
Vladimir Kazantsev
Andrey Kolganov
Anatoly Tyurin
Irina Lyalina
Irina Juravleva
Inna Isakova
Tatiana Levina
Uzbekistan National Football Team
Shukhrat Akhmedov
Enver Osmanov
Nikolay Repichev

Medal table

SportGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Athletics 3238
Canoeing 47213
Boxing 2024
Football 1001
Shooting 1225
Total11121942

Athletics

A total of 8 medals were won in Athletics. They were won in the Long Jump, javelin throw, and Decathlon for men's events, and medals were won in the High Jump and javelin throw for women's events. [3] The medalists in Athletics were: Konstantin Sarnatski
Vladimir Parfyonov
Viktor Zaitsev
Oleg Veretelnikov
Svetlana Munkova
Ramil Ganiyev
Oksana Yarygina
Nariman Ataev

Boxing

A total of 4 medals were won in Boxing. They were won in the 67 kg Welterweight, the 75 kg middleweight, the 91 kg heavyweight, and the 91+ kg super heavyweight. [4] The medalists in Boxing were: Nariman Ataev
Dilshod Yarbekov
Alisher Avezbaev
Oleg Maskaev

Canoeing

A total of 13 medals were won in canoeing. They were won for men in the C-1 500m, C-1 1000m, C-2 500m, C-2 1000m, K-1 500m, K-1 1000m, K-2 500m, K-2 1000m, K-4 500m, and K-4 1000m. For women, medals were won in the K-1 500m, K-4 500m. They won at least won medal in every single event. Medalists in Canoeing were: Yevgeny Astanin
Andrey Gorelov
Vitaly Sorokin
Ivan Kireyev
Vladimir Kazantsev
Andrey Kolganov
Anatoly Tyurin
Irina Lyalina
Irina Juravleva
Inna Isakova
Tatiana Levina

Football

A total of 1 gold medal was won in Football. The Uzbekistan National Football team won the gold medal in the men's team competition in football. [5]

Shooting

A total of 5 medals were won in shooting. They were all won in men's events. The events were the 10m air pistol team, the 25m center fire pistol, the 25m center fire pistol team, the 25m standard pistol team, and the 50m pistol team. Medalists in shooting were:
Shukhrat Akhmedov
Enver Osmanov
Nikolay Repichev

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