Competition program
Championship of the Republic of Kazakhstan Among youth sports schools (DyUSSH) and SHIOSD teams Under‑18 (born 2008–2009) and Under‑16 (born 2010–2011) 17–19 July 2025 Almaty Region, High Performance Center (COP) Base 17 July – Day 1 Morning Program08:20 – Race walk 3000 m – U16 girls final; race walk 5000 m – U18 girls final09:00 – 100 m sprint – U16 & U18 girls heats09:30 – Hammer throw – U16 girls final09:35 – Race walk 3000 m (U16 girls) and 5000 m (U18 girls), medal ceremony09:40 – 100 m sprint (combined event) – U16 & U18 boys – decathlon/heptathlon09:50 – 100 m sprint – U16 & U18 boys heats10:10 – Long jump (combined event) – U16 & U18 boys10:20 – Hammer throw – U18 girls final10:50 – 400 m sprint – U18 girls heats11:00 – 400 m sprint – U18 boys heats11:20 – Shot put (combined event) – U16 & U18 boys11:30 – Hammer throw – U16 & U18 girls, medal ceremony Evening Program15:45 – Opening ceremony16:00 – 100 m sprint – U16 & U18 girls final16:01 – High jump – U18 girls final16:02 – Javelin throw – U18 girls final16:03 – Triple jump – U18 girls final16:10 – 100 m sprint – U16 & U18 boys final16:30 – 400 m sprint – U18 girls final16:35 – 400 m sprint – U18 boys final16:40 – 400 m sprint (combined event) – U16 & U18 boys16:50 – Javelin throw – U16 girls final16:55 – 600 m run – U16 girls final17:00 – Pole vault – U16 & U18 girls final17:10 – 600 m run – U16 boys final17:15 – Triple jump – U16 girls final17:25 – 1500 m run – U18 girls final17:30 – High jump – U18 boys final17:35 – 1500 m run – U18 boys final17:50 – 2000 m run – U16 girls finalMedal ceremony17:51 – Combined medal ceremony for: • 100 m (girls U16 & U18, boys U16 & U18) • High jump – U18 girls • 400 m run – U18 girls & boys • 600 m run – U16 girls & boys • Triple jump – U18 girls • Javelin throw – U16 & U18 girls • Medal ceremony18:05 – 2000 m run – U16 boys final18:20 – 4×100 m relay – U16 & U18 girls final18:40 – 4×100 m relay – U16 & U18 boys final19:10 – Awards for simultaneous events including: • Triple jump – U16 girls • High jump – U16 girls • 1500 m – U18 girls & boys • 2000 m – U16 girls & boys • 4×100 m relays – U16 & U18, girls & boys • Pole vault – U16 & U18 girls • Medal ceremony 18 July – Day 2 Morning Program08:20 – Race walk 3000 m – U16 boys final; race walk 5000 m – U18 boys final09:00 – 100 m hurdles – 1st discipline heptathlon – U16 girls; Long jump – 2nd discipline heptathlon – U16 girls (qualification)09:01 – Race walk 5000 m – U16 & U18 boys, medal ceremony09:05 – 100 m hurdles – U16 girls final09:20 – 100 m hurdles – 1st discipline heptathlon – U18 girls09:40 – 110 m hurdles – U16 boys final09:50 – 110 m hurdles – 1st discipline decathlon – U18 boys; High jump – 3rd discipline heptathlon – U16 & U18 girls09:55 – 110 m hurdles – U18 boys heats10:10 – 200 m sprint – U18 girls heats10:25 – 200 m sprint – U18 boys heats11:00 – 300 m sprint – U16 girls heats11:30 – High jump – 2nd discipline heptathlon – U16 & U18 boys11:40 – Shot put – 3rd discipline heptathlon – U16 & U18 girls; Shot put – U16 boys final12:25 – 200 m sprint – 4th discipline heptathlon – U16 & U18 girls Evening Program16:00 – 100 m hurdles – U16 girls final16:01 – Shot put – U16 boys final16:02 – High jump – U16 boys final16:03 – High jump – U18 boys final16:05 – 100 m hurdles – U18 girls final16:15 – 110 m hurdles – U16 boys final16:25 – 110 m hurdles – U18 boys final16:40 – Javelin throw – 3rd discipline decathlon – U16 & U18 boys16:45 – 200 m sprint – U18 girls final16:50 – 200 m sprint – U18 boys final17:00 – Pole vault – U16 & U18 boys final17:05 – 300 m sprint – U16 girls final17:10 – 300 m sprint – U16 boys final17:25 – Shot put – U18 boys final17:30 – 1500 m steeplechase – girls final17:35 – High jump – U18 boys final17:40 – Awards for: • High jump – U18 boys • Discus throw – U16 girls17:45 – 1500 m steeplechase – U16 boys final Medal Ceremony17:55 – Combined ceremony for: • 100 m hurdles – U16 & U18 girls • 110 m hurdles – U16 & U18 boys • High jump – U16 boys, U18 boys • Shot put – U16 boys • 200 m – U18 girls & boys • 300 m – U16 & U18 girls & boys • 1500 m steeplechase – U16 & U18 girls & boys • Medal ceremony18:05 – 2000 m steeplechase – U18 girls final18:20 – 2000 m steeplechase – U18 boys final18:35 – 1000 m – 4th discipline decathlon – U16 & U18 boys18:40 – Discus throw – U18 girls final18:45 – 800 m – U16 girls final18:50 – 800 m – U18 girls final19:00 – 4×200 m relay – boys & girls final19:10 – Mixed 4×200 m relay final Medal Ceremony19:30 – Combined awards for: • Shot put – U18 boys • High jump – U16 boys & U18 boys • Pole vault – U16 & U18 boys • Discus throw – U16 & U18 girls • 800 m – U18 girls • 4×200 m relay – U16 & U18 boys • Medal ceremony 19 July – Day 3 Morning Program09:00 – High jump – 5th discipline heptathlon – U16 & U18 girls; Javelin throw – U16 boys final10:00 – Triple jump – U16 boys final10:20 – Javelin throw – 6th discipline heptathlon – U16 & U18 girls10:50 – Triple jump – U18 boys final11:20 – Javelin throw – U18 boys final12:10 – Triple jump – U16 & U18 boys; javelin throw – U16 & U18 girls; medal ceremony Evening Program15:00 – Hammer throw – U16 & U18 boys final16:00 – 300 m hurdles – U16 boys final16:02 – Shot put – U16 girls final16:03 – High jump – U16 girls final16:05 – Discus throw – U16 boys final16:10 – 300 m hurdles – U16 girls final16:25 – 400 m hurdles
Results of the Republic of Kazakhstan Athletics Championship (July 10–12, 2025)
Results of the Republic of Kazakhstan Athletics Championship (July 10–12, 2025) One of the main highlights of the championship was the women’s javelin throw sector, where the favorite was the multiple-time national champion Varvara Nazarova from East Kazakhstan. She confidently claimed first place with a result of 47.12 meters.Bronze went to 20-year-old Natalia Sokolova (42.20 m), who recently won the National Youth Games with a personal best of 47.25 meters. Mikhail Litvin became the national champion in the 400 meters with a time of 47.71 seconds.Silver was claimed by Elnor Mukhitdinov (48.40), and bronze by Andrey Sokolov (48.78). In the women’s 400 meters, Sofia Kidenko (born 2007) stood out — she earned silver with a time of 56.26.In the 1500 meters, bronze went to Igor Khrunin with a time of 4:00.51.In the men’s long jump, 17-year-old Asan Azamatuly from East Kazakhstan impressed with a 7.24-meter leap. In the men’s hammer throw, the entire podium was taken by athletes from East Kazakhstan.First place went to 18-year-old Aldiyar Kairollaev with a result of 47.62 meters, completing all six attempts successfully.Second was Maxim Torlopov (45.31 m), and third — Alexey Vladimirov (45.28 m). Hammer Throw (Men):1 – Aldiyar Kairollaev (EKO) — 47.62 m2 – Maxim Torlopov (EKO) — 45.31 m3 – Alexey Vladimirov (EKO) — 45.28 m Javelin Throw (Women):1 – Varvara Nazarova — 47.12 m3 – Natalia Sokolova — 42.20 m High Jump (Women):1 – Nadezhda Dubovitskaya — 1.80 m3 – Yelizaveta Matveyeva — 1.75 m Triple Jump (Women):2 – Varvara Dmitrieva — 12.72 m 4×100 m Relay (Women):3 – East Kazakhstan team — 48.35 Hammer Throw (Women):1 – Anastassiya Kaloshina — 54.79 m3 – Valeria Loginova — 41.20 m 100 m Hurdles (Women):1 – Yuliya Bashmanova — 13.69 Discus Throw (Women):2 – Arina Mozulyako — 39.87 m High Jump (Men):3 – Akylzhan Toktagalin — 1.95 m Long Jump (Women):1 – Anastasiya Rypakova — 6.25 m Shot Put (Men):1 – Ivan Ivanov — 18.86 m2 – Konstantin Uteshev — 15.20 m Javelin Throw (Men):1 – Artur Gafner — 73.05 m2 – Alexey Khlystov — 63.67 m 5000 m Run (Women):3 – Arina Gladysheva — 18:07.04 4×400 m Relay (Men):2 – East Kazakhstan team — 3:14.84 Photo: Konstantin Knyazevich , https://www.instagram.com/gubanofffjr Source: @qazathletics
Results of the Kazakhstan Junior Athletics Championships (2006–2007 )
From July 3 to 5, the Kazakhstan Junior Athletics Championships (2006–2007 YOB) took place at the Olympic Training Center in Almaty Region. The tournament became part of a busy schedule of the summer athletics season. Young athletes from all over the country gathered for the championship. Over the course of three competitive days, participants competed for medals in various disciplines — from sprint and hurdles to jumps, throws, and relays. Ahead, athletes and fans can look forward to three more major events: the Kazakhstan Athletics Championships (senior category), the Kazakhstan Championships among Children’s Youth Sports Schools (2008–2009), and the Kazakhstan Championships among Children’s Youth Sports Schools (2010–2011 ). Final results of winners and medalists representing East Kazakhstan Region: Boys 400 m hurdles1. Kanagat Manash (17.11.2006, EKR) — 54.54 Long Jump1. Asan Azamatuly (19.08.2007, EKR) — 6.71 m2. Ivan Sening (20.06.2006, EKR) — 6.69 m High Jump2. Ruslan Lomtev (27.04.2006, EKR) — 1.95 m Shot Put1. Konstantin Uteshev (08.02.2007, EKR) — 16.58 m Javelin Throw3. Ivan Sening (20.06.2006, EKR) — 53.88 m Discus Throw2. Konstantin Uteshev (08.02.2007, EKR) — 50.50 m Hammer Throw2. Aldiyar Kairollaev (12.01.2007, EKR) — 50.39 m Decathlon2. Askar Omirzak (EKR) — 6118 points Girls 400 m1. Sofya Kidenko (18.01.2007, EKR) — 55.48 200 m1. Sofya Kidenko (18.01.2007, EKR) — 24.66 100 m hurdles3. Darya Pavlenko (28.08.2006, EKR) — 14.83 High Jump1. Faina Meirmanova (12.06.2006, EKR) — 1.75 m Discus ThrowArina Mozulyako (07.03.2007, EKR) — 41.28 m Hammer Throw2. Valeriya Loginova (25.02.2006, EKR) — 37.86 m Heptathlon3. Kristina Zakharchenko (EKR) — 3597 points
Program of competition of National Athletics Championships of the RK among U20 Juniors (born in 2006–2007)
National Athletics Championships of the Republic of Kazakhstan among U20 Juniors (born in 2006–2007)July 3–5, 2025 Almaty Region, Olympic Training Center July 3 — Day 1 of Competition Evening Session15:55 Opening Ceremony16:00 100 m (Decathlon) — Men16:02 Shot Put — Women (Final)16:04 Javelin Throw — Men (Final)16:10 High Jump — Women (Final)16:15 400 m — Women (Heats)16:30 400 m — Men (Heats)16:30 Long Jump (Decathlon) — Men16:55 100 m — Men (Heats)17:15 100 m — Women (Heats)17:20 Shot Put (Decathlon) — Men17:20 Long Jump — Men (Final)17:30 Javelin Throw — Women (Final)17:45 1500 m — Women (Final)17:50 Shot Put — Men (Final)17:55 1500 m — Men (Final)18:15 10,000 m Race Walk — Women (Final)18:20 High Jump (Decathlon) — Men18:20 Medal Ceremony: Shot Put (W), Javelin (M), High Jump (W), Long Jump (M), Javelin (W), 1500 m (W/M)19:00 Pole Vault — Women (Final)19:20 100 m — Women (Final)19:25 100 m — Men (Final)19:30 400 m (Decathlon) — Men19:45 400 m — Women (Final)19:50 400 m — Men (Final)20:05 5000 m — Women (Final)20:07 Medal Ceremony: Pole Vault (W), Shot Put (M), 10,000 m Race Walk (W), 400 m (W/M), 100 m (W/M)20:30 5000 m — Men (Final)20:50 4×100 m Relay — Women (Final)21:00 4×100 m Relay — Men (Final)21:10 Medal Ceremony: 5000 m (W/M), 4×100 m Relay (W/M) July 4 — Day 2 of Competition Evening Session16:00 100 m Hurdles (Heptathlon) — Women16:05 100 m Hurdles — Women (Final)16:15 110 m Hurdles (Decathlon) — Men16:20 110 m Hurdles — Men (Final)16:30 High Jump (Heptathlon) — Women16:35 200 m — Women (Heats)16:45 Discus Throw (Decathlon) — Men16:50 200 m — Men (Heats)17:00 Long Jump — Women (Final)17:25 800 m — Women (Final)17:30 800 m — Men (Final)17:31 Discus Throw — Men (Final)17:35 Pole Vault (Decathlon) — Men17:40 High Jump — Men (Final)17:45 3000 m Steeplechase — Women (Final)17:50 Shot Put (Heptathlon) — Women18:00 3000 m Steeplechase — Men (Final)18:30 200 m (Heptathlon) — Women18:35 200 m — Women (Final)18:40 200 m — Men (Final)18:50 10,000 m Race Walk — Men (Final)18:50 Javelin Throw (Decathlon) — Men19:00 Discus Throw — Women (Final)19:10 Pole Vault — Men (Final)19:50 1500 m (Decathlon) — Men19:55 4×400 m Mixed Relay — U20 Mixed Teams20:10 Medal Ceremony: High Jump (M), 10,000 m Race Walk (M), Pole Vault (M), Discus (W), Decathlon, 4×400 m Mixed Relay July 5 — Day 3 of Competition Evening Session15:30 Hammer Throw — Women (Final)16:20 Hammer Throw — Men (Final)17:00 Long Jump (Heptathlon) — Women17:01 400 m Hurdles — Women (Final)17:02 Triple Jump — Women (Final)17:20 400 m Hurdles — Men (Final)17:40 3000 m — Women (Final)17:45 Javelin Throw (Heptathlon) — Women18:00 3000 m — Men (Final)18:05 Triple Jump — Men (Final)18:30 800 m (Heptathlon) — Women18:40 4×400 m Relay — Women (Final)18:50 4×400 m Relay — Men (Final)19:10 Medal Ceremony: 400 m Hurdles (W/M), Triple Jump (W/M), Hammer Throw (W/M), 3000 m (W/M), Heptathlon, 4×400 m Relay19:30 Closing Ceremony
Results of the V.N. Zykov Memorial Kazakhstan Cup and the U16 Kazakhstan Athletics Championships
From June 26 to 28, two major events in Kazakhstan’s athletics took place at the Olympic Training Center — the Kazakhstan Athletics Cup in memory of V.N. Zykov and the Kazakhstan Youth Championships for boys and girls born in 2010–2011. Both senior athletes and 15–16-year-old juniors competed in parallel events on the same arena. The East Kazakhstan regional team began the competition with confidence, achieving several notable results. Below are the results of the medalists from East Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan Athletics Cup in memory of V.N. Zykov Men 1500 m3rd – Igor Khrunin – 4:00.11 400 m2nd – Elnor Mukhitdinov – 47.123rd – Andrey Sokolov – 47.45 110 m hurdles3rd – Erasyl Murzamukhambetov – 15.15 4×400 m relay1st – East Kazakhstan – 3:27.03 4×400 m mixed relay1st – East Kazakhstan – 4:11.04 High jump1st – Vladislav Bakhtin – 2.043rd – Akylzhan Toktagalin – 2.00 Hammer throw1st – Aldiyar Kayrollaev – 41.202nd – Alexey Vladimirov – 40.72 Shot put1st – Ivan Ivanov – 19.142nd – Konstantin Uteshev – 14.77 Discus throw2nd – Ivan Ivanov – 53.43 Javelin throw1st – Alexey Khlystov – 62.37 Women 100 m hurdles1st – Yuliya Bashmanova – 13.62 400 m hurdles3rd – Elena Galimzyanova – 1:11.27 4×100 m relay3rd – East Kazakhstan – 50.81 4×400 m relay2nd – East Kazakhstan – 4:07.93 High jump1st – Nadezhda Dubovitskaya – 1.802nd – Faina Meirmanova – 1.80 Long jump1st – Anastasiya Rypakova – 6.13 Javelin throw1st – Varvara Nazarova – 47.072nd – Natalia Sokolova – 43.99 Discus throw2nd – Arina Mozulyako – 36.74 Hammer throw1st – Anastasiya Kaloshina – 57.502nd – Valeria Loginova – 38.34 Heptathlon1st – Sofia Ustimenko – 2902 points Kazakhstan Youth Athletics Championships (2010–2011) Boys High jump1st – Erdaulet Murzamukhambetov – 1.75 Girls 400 m2nd – Darya Potocheskaya – 1:01.96 800 m2nd – Darya Potocheskaya – 2:24.20 100 m hurdles3rd – Yasmina Tusupova – 15.06 400 m hurdles2nd – Yasmina Tusupova – 1:09.77 4×100 m relay3rd – Tolganay Serikkyzy and team – 51.09 4×400 m relay1st – East Kazakhstan – 4:19.06 High jump2nd – Yana Khairutdinova – 1.50
Competition Program
Competition Program of Cup of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Memory of V.N. Zykovand the Championship of the Republic of Kazakhstan among Junior Boys (U16, born in 2010–2011) Cup of the Republic of Kazakhstan in memory of V.N. ZykovChampionship of the Republic of Kazakhstan among U16 boys (born in 2010–2011)June 26–28, 2025, Almaty region, TsPOR training base June 26 — Day 1 of the competition Morning session:09:00 — Long jump, boys (qualification)09:20 — 3000 m race walk, girls — final09:55 — 100 m, boys (octathlon)10:00 — 100 m, girls — heats10:30 — Hammer throw, men and boys — final10:30 — 3000 m race walk, girls — Award Ceremony10:30 — Long jump, boys (octathlon)10:40 — 100 m, boys — heats11:20 — 400 m, girls — heats11:20 — Shot put, boys (octathlon)11:50 — 400 m, boys — heats11:50 — Hammer throw, boys/men — Award Ceremony Evening session:15:50 — Official Opening Ceremony16:00 — 100 m, girls — final16:01 — Triple jump, women — final16:02 — Shot put, men — final16:03 — 100 m, women — semifinals16:05 — High jump, women — final16:10 — Discus throw, women — final16:15 — 100 m, boys — final16:18 — 100 m, men — semifinals16:35 — 1500 m, girls and women — final16:40 — Triple jump, girls — final16:50 — Discus throw, girls — final17:00 — Pole vault, girls and women — final17:05 — High jump, girls — final17:10 — 1500 m, boys and men — final17:50 — 100 m, women — final17:55 — 100 m, men — final18:10 — Long jump, men — final18:15 — 400 m, girls — final18:20 — 400 m, boys — final18:25 — 400 m, men — semifinals18:35 — 400 m, boys (octathlon)18:40 — 10,000 m, women — final18:45 — Award Ceremony: 100 m (G/B), 400 m (G/B), 1500 m (G/B), high jump (G/W), discus (G/W), triple jump (G/W)19:40 — 4×100 m relay, girls and women — final19:55 — 4×100 m relay, boys and men — final20:10 — 10,000 m, men — final20:20 — Award Ceremony: long jump (M), pole vault (G/W), shot put (M), 4×100 m relays (G/B), 10,000 m (W)20:50 — Award Ceremony: 10,000 m (M) June 27 — Day 2 of the competition Morning session:09:00 — 3000 m race walk, boys — final09:05 — Long jump, girls — qualification09:30 — 100 m hurdles, girls (heptathlon)09:35 — 100 m hurdles, women (heptathlon)09:30 — Javelin throw, women — final09:40 — 100 m hurdles, girls — heats10:00 — 110 m hurdles, boys (octathlon)10:05 — High jump, girls and women (heptathlon)10:35 — Javelin throw, girls — final11:20 — 200 m, girls — heats11:30 — High jump, boys (octathlon)11:50 — Shot put, girls and women (heptathlon)12:00 — 200 m, boys — heats12:05 — Award Ceremony: 3000 m race walk (B), javelin (G/W) Evening session:16:00 — Javelin throw, boys (octathlon)16:00 — 100 m hurdles, girls — final16:02 — Shot put, boys — final16:03 — Long jump, women — final16:07 — High jump, boys — final16:10 — 100 m hurdles, women — final16:15 — 110 m hurdles, boys — final16:25 — 110 m hurdles, men — final16:45 — 400 m, women — final16:46 — Javelin throw, men — final16:50 — 400 m, men — final16:55 — 800 m, girls — final17:00 — Long jump, boys — final17:05 — Pole vault, men — final17:10 — 800 m, boys — final17:36 — 800 m, men — heats17:50 — Award Ceremony: hurdles, shot put, high jump, 400 m (W/M), long jump (W), 800 m (G/B)18:00 — 200 m, girls and women (heptathlon)18:00 — Javelin throw, boys — final18:01 — Shot put, women — final18:05 — 200 m, girls — final18:10 — 200 m, women — semifinals18:25 — 200 m, boys — final18:30 — 200 m, men — semifinals18:40 — Triple jump, men — final18:45 — 1000 m, boys (octathlon)19:00 — 2000 m steeplechase, girls — final19:15 — 2000 m steeplechase, boys — final19:30 — 3000 m steeplechase, women — final19:30 — Award Ceremony: pole vault, 200 m (G/B), javelin (B/M), long jump (B), shot put (W), steeplechase, octathlon19:45 — 3000 m steeplechase, men — final20:00 — 4×200 m MIX relay U16 — final20:10 — 4×400 m MIX relay — final20:30 — Award Ceremony: 3000/5000 m runs, triple jump, 4×200 and 4×400 MIX relays June 28 — Day 3 of the competition Morning session:10:00 — Long jump, girls and women (heptathlon)10:00 — Hammer throw, girls and women — final10:50 — Javelin throw, girls and women (heptathlon)12:00 — Hammer throw — Award Ceremony Evening session:16:00 — 400 m hurdles, women — final16:02 — Long jump, girls — final16:03 — Shot put, girls — final16:05 — Discus throw, men — final16:07 — 400 m hurdles, girls — final16:10 — Pole vault, boys — final16:20 — 400 m hurdles, boys — final16:30 — 400 m hurdles, men — final16:40 — 800 m, women — final16:45 — 800 m, men — final16:50 — 800 m, girls and women (heptathlon)16:50 — Discus throw, boys — final17:00 — 200 m, women — final17:05 — High jump, men — final17:05 — 200 m, men — final17:10 — 3000 m, girls — final17:35 — Triple jump, boys — final17:40 — 3000 m, boys — final18:10 — 5000 m, women — final18:11 — Award Ceremony: 400 m hurdles, shot put, long jump, 200 m, discus, triple jump, pole vault, heptathlon18:35 — 5000 m, men — final19:00 — 4×400 m relay, girls and women — final19:20 — 4×400 m relay, boys and men — final19:50 — Award Ceremony: discus (B), high jump (M), 3000/5000 m, 4×400 m relays— Official Closing Ceremony
Results of the national athletics team at the VI Youth Games of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Results of the national athletics team at the VI Youth Games of the Republic of KazakhstanJune 19–21, 2025, Almaty Region Women 400 mSofya Kidenko — 2nd place, result: 56.44 Javelin ThrowNatalya Sokolova — 1st place, result: 47.25 1500 mArina Gladysheva — 3rd place, result: 4:54.73 High JumpFaina Meirmanova — 1st place Triple JumpVarvara Dmitrieva — 2nd place, result: 12.82 200 mSofya Kidenko — 3rd place, result: 25.38 Hammer ThrowValeria Loginova — 2nd place, result: 42.62 Discus ThrowArina Mozulyako — 2nd place, result: 37.78 Long JumpAnastasiya Rypakova — 1st place, result: 5.95 400 m HurdlesEvelina Ryabkova — 3rd place, result: 1:01.04 5000 mArina Gladysheva — 3rd place, result: 18:20.93 Men DecathlonIvan Sening — 1st place, result: 6606 points 200 mIvan Teterin — 2nd place, result: 22.15 5000 mMeyrlan Nurlybekov — 3rd place, result: 15:35.07 4×100 m RelayManash, Murzamukhambetov, Omirzak, Teterin — 2nd place, result: 42.18 Javelin ThrowAleksey Khlystov — 1st place, result: 67.10 Hammer ThrowMaksim Torlopov — 1st place, result: 42.74Aldiyar Kairollaev — 2nd place, result: 41.04 High JumpRuslan Lomtev — 3rd place, result: 1.95 4×400 m RelayOmirzak, Murzamukhambetov, Manash, Teterin — 2nd place
Competition program
VI Youth Games of the Republic of Kazakhstan in AthleticsJune 19–21, 2025, National Olympic Training Center Base, Almaty Region June 19 – Day 1 of the Competition Morning Session07:45 – 20,000m Race Walk Women – Final10:00 – 100m (1) Men – Decathlon10:10 – 100m Women – Heats10:40 – 100m Men – Heats10:40 – Long Jump (2) Men – Decathlon11:10 – 400m Women – Heats11:35 – 400m Men – Heats11:40 – Shot Put (3) Men – Decathlon11:40 – 20,000m Race Walk W/M – Awards Ceremony Evening Session16:40 – Opening Ceremony17:00 – 100m Women – Final17:00 – High Jump (4) Men – Decathlon17:02 – Shot Put Women – Final17:05 – 100m Men – Final17:07 – Long Jump Men – Final17:10 – Javelin Throw Women – Final17:25 – 400m Women – Final17:30 – 400m Men – Final17:40 – 1500m Men – Final18:00 – Pole Vault Men – Final18:10 – 1500m Women – Final18:20 – High Jump Women – Final18:40 – 400m (5) Men – Decathlon18:45 – Triple Jump Women – Final18:50 – 10,000m Women – Final19:00 – Awards Ceremony: Shot Put (W), Javelin (W), Long Jump (M), 100m (W/M), 400m (W/M), 1500m (W/M)20:00 – 4x100m Relay Women – Final20:15 – 4x100m Relay Men – Final20:30 – 10,000m Men – Final20:40 – Awards Ceremony: Triple Jump (W), Pole Vault (M), High Jump (W), 10,000m (W), 4x100m Relay (W/M)21:20 – 10,000m Men – Awards Ceremony June 20 – Day 2 of the Competition Morning Session07:55 – 20,000m Race Walk Men – Final10:00 – 100m Hurdles (1) Women – Heptathlon10:10 – 100m Hurdles Women – Heats10:30 – 110m Hurdles (6) Men – Decathlon10:40 – 110m Hurdles Men – Heats10:40 – High Jump (2) Women – Heptathlon11:10 – 200m Women – Heats11:10 – Discus Throw (7) Men – Decathlon11:30 – 200m Men – Heats12:20 – Pole Vault (8) Men – Decathlon12:20 – Shot Put (3) Women – Heptathlon Evening Session17:00 – 100m Hurdles Women – Final17:00 – Javelin Throw (9) Men – Decathlon17:02 – Hammer Throw Women – Final17:05 – Triple Jump Men – Final17:10 – 110m Hurdles Men – Final17:30 – 200m Women – Final17:35 – 200m Men – Final17:40 – 200m (4) Women – Heptathlon17:50 – High Jump Men – Final17:55 – 1500m (10) Men – Decathlon18:00 – Discus Throw Women – Final18:05 – Awards Ceremony: 100mH (W), 110mH (M), 200m (W/M)18:10 – Pole Vault Women – Final18:15 – 400m Hurdles Women – Heats18:25 – Hammer Throw Men – Final18:30 – Long Jump Women – Final18:40 – 400m Hurdles Men – Heats19:00 – 800m Women – Heats19:20 – Discus Throw Men – Final19:25 – 800m Men – Heats19:40 – 3000m Steeplechase Women – Final19:41 – Awards Ceremony: Hammer (M), Discus (W), High Jump (M), Hammer (W), Triple Jump (M), Decathlon20:00 – 3000m Steeplechase Men – Final20:20 – 4x400m Mixed Relay – Final20:50 – Awards Ceremony: Long Jump (W), Pole Vault (W), Discus (M), 3000m SC (W/M), 4x400m Mixed Relay June 21 – Day 3 of the Competition Evening Session17:00 – Long Jump (5) Women – Heptathlon17:02 – Javelin Throw Men – Final17:05 – Shot Put Men – Final17:25 – 800m Women – Final17:35 – 800m Men – Final17:50 – 400m Hurdles Women – Final18:00 – 400m Hurdles Men – Final18:15 – 5000m Women – Final18:20 – Awards Ceremony: Shot Put (M), Javelin (M), 800m (W/M), 400m Hurdles (W/M)18:20 – Javelin Throw (6) Women – Heptathlon18:40 – 5000m Men – Final19:05 – 800m (7) Women – Heptathlon19:15 – 4x400m Relay Women – Final19:30 – 4x400m Relay Men – Final19:50 – Awards Ceremony: 5000m (W/M), 4x400m Relay (W/M), HeptathlonClosing Ceremony
Kazakhstan’s High Jumper Elizaveta Matveeva Competed in Her First European Event of the Season
Kazakhstan’s High Jumper Elizaveta Matveeva Competed in Her First European Event of the Season Kazakhstan’s high jumper Elizaveta Matveeva, 24, competed in her first European event of the current season at the FBK Games in Hengelo, which is part of the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold level. It seemed that at the FBK Games in Hengelo—a city in the Netherlands—not only did the 24-year-old Elizaveta Matveeva, but also more experienced high jumpers, struggle with the psychological pressure of competing among such elite company. The women’s high jump victory went to the main favorite, Nicola Olyslagers from Australia, a two-time Olympic silver medalist and a two-time world indoor champion. Nicola began her competition in Hengelo at 1.90 meters. After that, only one other athlete remained in the field: Lamara Distin from Jamaica. Olyslagers then cleared 1.93 meters on her first attempt, while that height proved too much for Distin. But the Australian didn’t stop there. She secured her victory by clearing 1.97 meters on her second attempt. So, first place at the FBK Games went to Nicola Olyslagers with 1.97 meters. Second place went to Lamara Distin from Jamaica with 1.90 meters. Third place went to Sweden’s Engla Nilsson with 1.85 meters. The same height was cleared by Safina Sadullaeva of Uzbekistan, the Asian Games champion, but she placed fourth due to more failed attempts. Kazakhstan’s Elizaveta Matveeva placed sixth. She cleared 1.75 and 1.80 on her first attempts but then failed three times at 1.85. Among those who also couldn’t clear higher than 1.80 was Slovenia’s Lia Apostolovski, the 2024 World Indoor Championships bronze medalist. The very fact that Elizaveta Matveeva was invited to compete at a gold-level event in the World Athletics Continental Tour is itself a recognition of a certain level of achievement. But that level must be maintained and improved, particularly in competitions of this caliber, like the FBK Games. It is therefore important to value opportunities to compete at this level and to approach them with maximum motivation and focus. Source: https://qazathletics.kz/ru/news/ispytanie-zvezdami-elizaveta-matveeva-na-fbk-games
Elizaveta Matveeva won the silver medal at the 2025 Asian Athletics Championships.
Kazakhstan’s Athletics Team Member Elizaveta Matveeva Wins Silver Medal at the 2025 Asian Athletics Championships Elizaveta Matveeva, representing Kazakhstan’s athletics team, won a silver medal at the Asian Athletics Championships in Gumi (South Korea). The athlete placed second in the high jump. In her best attempt, Matveeva cleared 186 centimeters. The gold medal went to Pooja Pooja (India) with a jump of 189 centimeters. Safina Sadullaeva (Uzbekistan) also finished second with a jump of 186 centimeters. Kazakhstan now has five medals in total. First-place finishes came from Norah Jeruto (3000m steeplechase) and Daisy Jepkemey (10,000m). Bronze medals were won by Yasmina Toksanbayeva (20km race walk) and Daisy Jepkemey (3000m steeplechase). Congratulations to Elizaveta and her coach, Lyudmila Valentinovna Peshko, on this excellent result! Source: olympic.kz