New Year’s Bar 2016

The Athletics Arena hosted the Ust-Kamenogorsk Open Championship for children born in 2005 and younger. These young athletes competed in three disciplines: the 50m sprint, the long jump, and the 200m run. For many of these children, this competition marked the very first milestone of their sporting careers—an experience that will undoubtedly stay in their memories forever.

The list of champions among the boys must begin with Egor Getmanskiy. He dominated the field, outperforming his rivals in all three disciplines to secure the overall champion title. Manas Saidagali took second place, followed by Vyacheslav Alpatov, who delivered a truly spirited and memorable performance. After placing third in the initial event, Alpatov showed great resilience, later overtaking Manas Saidagali by 0.64 seconds in the 50m sprint to secure his spot as a runner-up.

The competition was equally fierce among the girls. At the start, Sofia Toiskina led the rankings, with Elina Loginova in second and Lisana Savchenko taking the bronze. However, as the events progressed, the rivalry intensified. While Sofia maintained her status as the fastest runner in the 200m, Lisana Savchenko pushed herself to the limit, successfully climbing into second place. Finally, in the closing discipline—the long jump—Savchenko found the strength to leap from second place into the gold medal position.

No one expected such a heated struggle, but these young athletes proved that they are more than capable of fighting for the title of champion.

Competition Results (Athletes born in 2005 and younger)

Boys

50m Sprint:

1. Egor Getmanskiy – 7.10

2. Manas Saidagali – 7.60

3. Vyacheslav Alpatov – 7.50

200m Sprint:

1. Egor Getmanskiy – 29.71

2. Vyacheslav Alpatov – 31.44

3. Manas Saidagali – 32.08

Long Jump:

1. Egor Getmanskiy – 4.25

2. Vyacheslav Alpatov – 4.09

3. Danil Gaibadulin – 3.94

Girls

50m Sprint:

1. Sofia Toiskina – 7.40

2. Elina Loginova – 7.45

3. Lisana Savchenko – 7.50

200m Sprint:

1. Sofia Toiskina – 32.71

2. Lisana Savchenko – 33.05

3. Regina Benke – 33.69

Long Jump:

1. Lisana Savchenko – 4.18

2. Sofia Toiskina – 4.03

3. Tatyana Samoilova – 3.94