Kazakhstan Winter Championship. 1500 m – Awaiting Competition
February 10 – 1500 m Races at the Kazakhstan Winter Athletics Championship On February 10, medals were contested in the 1500-meter races for both men and women at the Kazakhstan Winter Athletics Championship in Ust-Kamenogorsk. The results were not particularly high, but a positive aspect was that athletes from 8 regions, as well as Astana and Almaty, participated in this event. In the women’s race, 9 runners took the start. The most experienced, Tatyana Neroznak from Kostanay, quickly pulled ahead of the other competitors and finished alone, significantly ahead of even her closest pursuers. The lack of real competition allowed Neroznak to run without extra effort. This explains her result at the Candidate for Master of Sport level – 4:25.07 minutes. The battle for second place lasted until the final meters. In the end, silver went to Viktoria Ryzhikova from North Kazakhstan – 4:32.38, and bronze to Evgenia Fandyushina from Pavlodar Region – 4:32.52. Both are young athletes, so it is hoped that Viktoria and Evgenia have much more to achieve in the future. In the men’s 1500-meter race, although the times were not very high, the competition was intense and exciting throughout the race. Lead changes, repeated attempts to break away, and chases – this is exactly what makes athletics exciting for spectators. First to the finish was Alexey Gusarov from Almaty – 3:58.59 minutes. At just 21 years old, he managed to outperform much more experienced competitors. Silver went to Sergey Ershov from East Kazakhstan – 28 years old, and bronze to Mikhail Krasilov from Zhambyl Region – 26 years old. Kazakhstan Athletics FederationPhoto: vksport.kz
Kazakhstan Winter Championship. Pole Vault and High Jump – Limited Contingent
Kazakhstan Winter Championship. Vyacheslav Sakirko: Buda and Ovchinnikova – the Future of Kazakhstani Athletics The Kazakhstan Winter Athletics Championship is traditionally seen as a platform to showcase the potential of athletes who may replace current leaders in the coming years. Following the first day of competition, the head coach of the national team, Vyacheslav Sakirko, highlighted two promising young athletes. “Mikhail Buda from Almaty impressed again in the pole vault,” says Vyacheslav Sakirko. “At the senior Winter Championships in Ust-Kamenogorsk, he took second place. But that’s not the main point. What matters are the heights he is already clearing. He is only 18 years old and just celebrated his birthday in January. Interestingly, in Ust-Kamenogorsk he cleared 4.60 m and 4.80 m on his second attempts, and 5 meters on his first attempt. That meets the Master of Sport standard. Buda clearing 5 meters is not the first time. His current results are encouraging and give hope that he can develop into a strong pole vaulter.” “And which young female athlete do you have special hopes for?” “We have a very promising girl in the long jump – Maria Ovchinnikova from Karaganda. She took second place at the winter championship. Of course, the result – 5.92 m – is not the best, but she has just turned 18. From her progress and physique, it is clear that Maria has the potential to achieve great success in athletics.” Kazakhstan Athletics FederationPhoto: vksport.kz
Kazakhstan Winter Championship, 60 m (Women) – Sprinters’ Rapid Momentum
Kazakhstan Winter Championship. Lyubov Nikitenko: 7.34 – a very good start to the season One of the strongest hurdler athletes of the Soviet Union in the 1970s, now a recognized Kazakhstani sprint specialist, Lyubov Nikitenko, commented on the women’s 60-meter results at the national winter athletics championship in Ust-Kamenogorsk. The victory in the race was claimed by one of Lyubov Ivanovna’s students – three-time winner of the 2014 World Universiade, Viktoria Zyabkina from Almaty. Her result, 7.34, exceeds the standard for an international-class Master of Sport. Second place went to Rimma Kashafutdinova – 7.43 (in the preliminary heats, she ran 7.45). The gold and silver medalists noticeably outpaced the other competitors in the 60 meters. “Of course, I am pleased with Zyabkina’s result, because after the break we only resumed training very recently – on January 6,” explains Lyubov Nikitenko. “Last year, at the Asian Winter Championships, Viktoria Zyabkina ran 7.24, having specifically prepared for that competition. This year we have no major winter competitions, so we are not forcing preparation. Therefore, 7.34 is very good for the very beginning of our training.” — You are the head coach of the Kazakhstan national sprint team. Which competitions in 2017 do you consider a priority for women sprinters?— This year, the Summer World Championships will be held in London. The highest competition and the largest number of participants are in sprint events. Therefore, the goal for the World Championships is primarily to meet the qualifying standards. The Summer Asian Championships and the World Universiade are a different matter. There, the focus is on achieving the maximum result. (At the previous Universiade in Kazan, Viktoria Zyabkina won three gold medals – in the 100 m, 200 m, and the 4×100 m relay – author’s note). — Lyubov Ivanovna, you look great!— Thank you. The students don’t give me time to think about rest (laughs). Kazakhstan Athletics FederationPhoto: vksport
Results of the Kazakhstan Athletics Championship. Day One
On the first day of the Kazakhstan Indoor Athletics Championship, the country’s most famous athlete competed. The opening day of the championship will be remembered by everyone present, as 2012 Olympic champion Olga Rypakova competed among the athletes at the Ust-Kamenogorsk arena. Two athletes from Ust-Kamenogorsk had the opportunity to represent East Kazakhstan (VKO) in the long jump at this championship. Alongside Rypakova, one of the youngest athletes of the championship, Anastasia Zavodina, also jumped, finishing fifth out of seven participants. Long Jump (7 participants): OLGA RYPAKOVA (VKO) – 6.44 m Maria Ovchinnikova (Karaganda Region) – 5.92 m Anna Gorodkova (South Kazakhstan) – 5.76 m…5. Anastasia Zavodina (VKO) – 5.56 m Sergey Ershov brought a silver medal in the 1500 m race for the VKO team. The fight for medals over this distance was extremely intense. Alexey Ershov won the silver medal, finishing just over one second behind the winner, Alexey Gusarov. The results were very close, and Gusarov’s victory was largely due to his extensive winning experience at this distance. 1500 m Run. Men (12 participants): Alexey Gusarov (Almaty) – 3:58.59 Sergey ERSHOV (VKO) – 3:59.86 Mikhail Krasilov (Zhambyl Region) – 4:00.08 On the first competition day, the men’s shot put event also took place. The first place was taken by VKO athlete Damir Kasaínov, who not only won but also set a personal record of 15.82 m. Another athlete, Nikolay Klimenko, also reached the podium, winning the bronze medal. Shot Put (6 participants): DAMIR KASAINOV (VKO) – 15.82 m Alexander Mamontov (Almaty) – 14.36 m NIKOLAY KLIMENKO (VKO) – 11.92 m In the men’s high jump event, only four athletes participated: two from Karaganda Region, one from Almaty, and one from Akmola Region. Two participants from Karaganda and Almaty finished with the same result, but Yuri Dergachev pulled ahead by making more successful attempts. High Jump (4 participants): Yuri Dergachev (Karaganda Region) – 216 cm Roman Loshkarev (Almaty) – 216 cm Denis Sokolov (Karaganda Region) – 204 cm Events in which East Kazakhstan athletes did not make the podium: Long JumpIvan Solovyov from Semey missed the podium by just 1 cm. Men (15 participants): Takhirzhan Kadyrkulov (Akmola Region) – 7.47 m Konstantin Safronov (Pavlodar Region) – 7.28 m Rasul Ismatov (Almaty) – 7.25 m Ivan SOLOVYOV (VKO) – 7.24 m 1500 m RunWomen (10 participants): Tatyana Neroznak (Kostanay Region) – 4:25.07 Viktoria Ryzhikova (North Kazakhstan) – 4:32.38 Evgenia Fandyushina (Pavlodar Region) – 4:32.51…7. Moldir SEYTKHANOVA (VKO) – 4:51.64 60 m RunWomen: Viktoria Zyabkina (Almaty) – 7.34 Rima Kashafutdinova (Karaganda Region) – 7.45 Anastasia Shempel (Pavlodar Region) – 7.60 Men: Vitaliy Zems (Karaganda Region) – 6.90 Alexander Kasper (Astana) – 6.91 Rustem Almagambetov (Almaty) – 6.95 Pole VaultWomen (2 participants): Anna Danilovskaya (Almaty) – 3.80 Yaroslava Vislobokova (Almaty) – 3.20 Source: vksport.kz
Competition program
Results of the second day of the Kazakhstan Indoor Championship among Youth (born in 1996–1997) and Senior Boys (born in 2000–2001)
The second competition day of the Kazakhstan Championship began with race walking among youth athletes.Almaty athletes took part in the 5000 m race walk event. Women (2 participants): Diana Aidosova (Almaty) – 23:39.68 Dana Aidosova (Almaty) – 24:44.28 Men (2 participants): Zamanbek Bababek (Almaty) – 21:12.19 Vitaliy Terekhin (Almaty) – 21:12.50 On the second day, the heptathlon of the Kazakhstan Championship among boys born in 2000–2001 came to an end, with athletes from Karaganda Region taking the top three places.The heptathlon program included: 60 m sprint, long jump, shot put, high jump, 60 m hurdles, pole vault, and 1000 m run. Boys (7 participants): Sergey Dementyev (Karaganda Region) – 4101 points Evgeniy Buss (Karaganda Region) – 3613 points Kirill Bereza (Karaganda Region) – 3237 points An athlete from Ust-Kamenogorsk took second place at the Kazakhstan Youth Championship in the heptathlon.He achieved the best results in three of the seven disciplines: long jump (5.66 m), shot put (11.22 m), and pole vault (4.20 m).In the overall standings, Kalenov was only 44 points behind Almaty’s athlete Evgeniy Marchenko. Men (4 participants): Evgeniy Marchenko (Almaty) – 4589 points Yerbol Kalenov (East Kazakhstan Region) – 4545 points Aleksandr Piskarev (Karaganda Region) – 4068 points Elizaveta Matveeva is once again among the leaders.For the Ust-Kamenogorsk athlete, the high jump competition ended successfully.Matveeva won the bronze medal in the high jump, though she had to share her third place with Almaty’s athlete Adel Bekbauova, who achieved exactly the same result. Girls (born in 2000–2001, 11 participants): Ulyana Filina (Karaganda Region) – 165 cm Kristina Ovchinnikova (Almaty) – 165 cm Adel Bekbauova (Almaty) – 160 cm Elizaveta Matveeva (East Kazakhstan Region) – 160 cm Nadezhda Dubovitskaya once again became the high jump champion.From championship to championship, the athlete from Semey continues to lead the national ranking in the women’s high jump.Just recently, on January 27–29, at the O. Rypakova Indoor Arena, the Kazakhstan Junior Athletics Championship took place, where Dubovitskaya won the gold medal in the high jump with a result of 180 cm. And in the next national championship among youth, which concluded only yesterday, Nadezhda once again claimed the title of champion, clearing a height 10 cm lower than her previous result. High jump: Nadezhda Dubovitskaya (East Kazakhstan Region) – 170 cm The 800-meter race turned out to be one of the most successful events for athletes representing East Kazakhstan.The athlete from Semey, Imanmadi Kusmanov, finished first in the 800-meter race at the Kazakhstan Youth Championship. It is worth noting that this is the second consecutive year that Kusmanov has taken first place in this distance. Moreover, another athlete from East Kazakhstan — Evgeny Arkhipov — managed to secure second place, finishing just behind Kusmanov, with less than a two-second difference between their results. Men (15 participants): Imanmadi KUSMANOV (East Kazakhstan Region) – 1:53.17 Evgeny ARKHIPOV (East Kazakhstan Region) – 1:54.68 Alexey Gusarov (Almaty) – 1:55.14 Alexandra Egorina — bronze medalist of the Kazakhstan Championship.The athlete from East Kazakhstan won the bronze medal in the 200-meter race.On the second day of competition, Ust-Kamenogorsk native Alexandra Egorina advanced to the final after the preliminary heats in the 200-meter event. In the final race, she finished third, behind two athletes from the Karaganda Region. Girls (5 participants): Inna Gubanova (Karaganda Region) – 25.70 Anastasia Lysaya (Karaganda Region) – 25.96 ALEXANDRA EGORINA (East Kazakhstan Region) – 26.63 Results of the Kazakhstan Championship among Youth and Senior Boys (born in 2000–2001) Competitions of the second day of the Kazakhstan Championship, in which athletes from East Kazakhstan Region did not place among the medalists. 800 m RunWomen (6 participants): Evgeniya Fandyushina (Pavlodar Region) – 2:11.03 Varvara Lisichkina (Karaganda Region) – 2:11.08 Viktoriya Ryzhikova (North Kazakhstan Region) – 2:13.92 Girls (21 participants): Ryana Zeynalova (Almaty) – 2:21.61 Ulyana Plekhanova (Kostanay Region) – 2:22.73 Alexandra Mokhireva (Karaganda Region) – 2:23.10 Boys (24 participants): Sergey Sukhov (Karaganda Region) – 1:58.68 Nikolay Petrov (Almaty Region) – 1:58.71 Alexey Andryushchenko (Aktau Region) – 2:01.59 Triple JumpWomen (2 participants): Maria Ovchinnikova (Karaganda Region) – 13.47 Marina Khuseinova (Almaty) – 12.23 Girls (9 participants): Laura Akhmetova (Almaty) – 12.83 Tatyana Ovchinnikova (Almaty) – 11.96 Anastasiya Glukhareva (Akmola Region) – 11.38 Boys (4 participants): Nikita Yarushensky (Karaganda Region) – 13.96 Shakhrukh Ismatullaev (South Kazakhstan Region) – 13.34 Leonid Popov (Karaganda Region) – 12.26 Men (7 participants): Rasul Ismatov (Almaty) – 14.99 Dmitry Zaichikov (Karaganda Region) – 14.95 Nikita Kornyshev (Almaty) – 14.66 60 m HurdlesWomen (7 participants): Roksana Ospanova (Pavlodar Region) – 9.04 Anel Shulanova (Karaganda Region) – 9.34 Valentina Stepankovskaya (Pavlodar Region) – 9.42 200 m RunWomen (7 participants): Nazerke Omirgalieva (Kyzylorda Region) – 25.19 Lyubov Ushakova (Karaganda Region) – 25.45 Aynura Bekmagambetova (Kostanay Region) – 25.99 Men (28 participants): Vladislav Grigoriev (Karaganda Region) – 21.81 Vitaliy Zems (Karaganda Region) – 22.36 Damil Sutzhanov (Pavlodar Region) – 22.64 3000 m RunGirls (9 participants): Aruzhan Rakhymberilina (Almaty Region) – 10:44.89 Galina Panasenko (Kyzylorda Region) – 10:54.29 Ulbala Yerkin (South Kazakhstan Region) – 11:07.51 Boys (16 participants): Yassaui Amangos (Almaty) – 9:19.98 Ilham Yerkabayev (Almaty) – 9:20.66 Oleg Pankevich (Kostanay Region) – 9:20.98 Men (12 participants): Abdulyaziz Abdukayumov (South Kazakhstan Region) – 8:47.42 Alexander Popov (Almaty Region) – 8:47.62 Islam Amangos (Almaty) – 8:49.06 Source: vksport.kz
Results of the first day of the Kazakhstan Indoor Championship among older boys born in 2000–2001 and the Indoor Championship among youth
The second competition day of the Kazakhstan Championship began with race walking among youth. Almaty athletes took part in the 5000 m race walk. Women (2 participants): Diana Aidosova (Almaty) – 23:39.68 Dana Aidosova (Almaty) – 24:44.28 Men (2 participants): Zamanbek Bababek (Almaty) – 21:12.19 Vitaliy Terekhin (Almaty) – 21:12.50 On the second competition day, the heptathlon of the Kazakhstan Championship among boys born in 2000–2001 was completed, with the top three places taken by athletes from the Karaganda region. The heptathlon program included: 60 m sprint, long jump, shot put, high jump, 60 m hurdles, pole vault, and 1000 m run. Boys (7 participants): Sergey Dementyev (Karaganda region) – 4101 points Evgeniy Buss (Karaganda region) – 3613 points Kirill Bereza (Karaganda region) – 3237 points A trainee from Ust-Kamenogorsk took second place at the Kazakhstan Youth Championship in the heptathlon. The athlete was the best in three out of seven disciplines: long jump (5.66 m), shot put (11.22 m), and pole vault (4.20 m). In total points, Kalenov lagged by only 44 points behind Almaty athlete Evgeniy Marchenko. Men (4 participants): Evgeniy Marchenko (Almaty) – 4589 points Yerbol Kalenov (VKO) – 4545 points Alexander Piskarev (Karaganda region) – 4068 points Elizaveta Matveeva is again among the leaders. The high jump competition ended successfully for the Ust-Kamenogorsk athlete. Matveeva won the bronze in the high jump, but had to share her third place with Almaty athlete Adel Bekbauova, who achieved the exact same result. Girls born in 2000–2001 (11 participants): Ulyana Filina (Karaganda region) – 165 cm Kristina Ovchinnikova (Almaty) – 165 cm Adel Bekbauova (Almaty) – 160 cm Elizaveta Matveeva (VKO) – 160 cm Nadezhda Dubovitskaya has once again become the high jump champion. Competition after competition, the athlete from Semey continues to top the rankings in the high jump. Recently, from January 27–29, the Kazakhstan Junior Athletics Championship was held at the O. Rypakova indoor arena, where Dubovitskaya became the high jump champion with a result of 180 cm. In the following Kazakhstan Youth Championship, which concluded just yesterday, Nadezhda once again claimed the championship title, clearing a height 10 cm lower than at the previous championship. High Jump: Nadezhda Dubovitskaya (VKO) – 170 cm The 800 m distance proved to be one of the successful events for athletes representing VKO. The Semey athlete finished first in the 800 m race at the Kazakhstan Youth Championship. It is worth noting that Kusmanov has become the best in this distance for the second year in a row. But that’s not all — another VKO athlete, Evgeniy Arkhipov, also made it to the top. The runner finished second, literally right behind Kusmanov, with a difference of less than two seconds. Men (15 participants): Imanmadi KUSMANOV (VKO) – 1:53.17 Evgeniy ARKHIPOV (VKO) – 1:54.68 Alexey GUSAROV (Almaty) – 1:55.14 Alexandra Yegorina – Bronze Medalist at the Kazakhstan Championship. The athlete from VKO won the bronze medal in the 200 m race. On the second day of the competition, Ust-Kamenogorsk’s Alexandra Yegorina qualified for the final after the preliminary round in the 200 m race. In the final, Alexandra finished third, behind two athletes from the Karaganda region. Girls (5 participants): Inna Gubanova (Karaganda region) – 25.70 Anastasia Lysaya (Karaganda region) – 25.96 ALEXANDRA YEGORINA (VKO) – 26.63 Results of the Kazakhstan Championship among youth and older juniors born in 2000–2001. Competitions on the second day of the Kazakhstan Championship, where VKO athletes did not reach the podium: 800 m RunWomen (6 participants): Evgeniya Fandyushina (Pavlodar region) – 2:11.03 Varvara Lisichkina (Karaganda region) – 2:11.08 Viktoriya Ryzhikova (North Kazakhstan region) – 2:13.92 Girls (21 participants): Ryana Zeynalova (Almaty) – 2:21.61 Ulyana Plekhanova (Kostanay region) – 2:22.73 Alexandra Mokhireva (Karaganda region) – 2:23.10 Boys (24 participants): Sergey Sukhov (Karaganda region) – 1:58.68 Nikolay Petrov (Almaty region) – 1:58.71 Aleksey Andryushchenko (Aktau region) – 2:01.59 Triple JumpWomen (2 participants): Maria Ovchinnikova (Karaganda region) – 13.47 Marina Khuseinova (Almaty) – 12.23 Girls (9 participants): Laura Akhmetova (Almaty) – 12.83 Tatyana Ovchinnikova (Almaty) – 11.96 Anastasia Glukhareva (Akmola region) – 11.38 Boys (4 participants): Nikita Yarushinsky (Karaganda region) – 13.96 Shakhrukh Ismatullaev (South Kazakhstan region) – 13.34 Leonid Popov (Karaganda region) – 12.26 Men (7 participants): Rasul Ismatov (Almaty) – 14.99 Dmitry Zaichikov (Karaganda region) – 14.95 Nikita Kornyshev (Almaty) – 14.66 60 m HurdlesWomen (7 participants): Roksana Ospanova (Pavlodar region) – 9.04 Anel Shulanova (Karaganda region) – 9.34 Valentina Stepankovskaya (Pavlodar region) – 9.42 200 m RunWomen (7 participants): Nazerke Omirgalieva (Kyzylorda region) – 25.19 Lyubov Ushakova (Karaganda region) – 25.45 Aynura Bekmagambetova (Kostanay region) – 25.99 Men (28 participants): Vladislav Grigoriev (Karaganda region) – 21.81 Vitaliy Zems (Karaganda region) – 22.36 Damil Sutzhanov (Pavlodar region) – 22.64 3000 m RunGirls (9 participants): Aruzhan Rakhimberilna (Almaty region) – 10:44.89 Galina Panasenko (Kyzylorda region) – 10:54.29 Ulbala Erkin (South Kazakhstan region) – 11:07.51 Boys (16 participants): Yassaui Amangos (Almaty) – 9:19.98 Ilkham Yerkabayev (Almaty) – 9:20.66 Oleg Pankevich (Kostanay region) – 9:20.98 Men (12 participants): Abdulyaziz Abdukayumov (South Kazakhstan region) – 8:47.42 Alexander Popov (Almaty region) – 8:47.62 Islam Amangos (Almaty) – 8:49.06 Source: vksport.kz
Results of the first day of the Kazakhstan Indoor Championship among older boys (born 2000–2001) and the Kazakhstan Indoor Championship among youth
The first day opened with the final competitions in race walking among boys and girls.Kristina Morozova from the North Kazakhstan region finished first among the girls, followed by Nazik Nazir and Anna Klinkova from the South Kazakhstan region.Among the boys, with a significant lead, Ahmedi Kakhramanov from the South Kazakhstan region took first place. The silver medal went to Madi Aidar from the Almaty region, and the bronze to Imil Zhumagulov from Almaty. Race walking 3000 m Girls (10 participants): Kristina Morozova (North Kazakhstan region) – 15:13.48 Nazik Nazir (South Kazakhstan region) – 15:54.89 Anna Klinkova (South Kazakhstan region) – 16:00.49 Boys (5 participants): Ahmedi Kakhramanov (South Kazakhstan region) – 14:45.02 Madi Aidar (Almaty region) – 15:05.77 Imil Zhumagulov (Almaty) – 15:21.54 Erika Kem brought home the silver medal at the Kazakhstan Championship. The results of the Kazakhstan Indoor Championship among youth and older boys born in 2000–2001 have been announced. Girls 2000–2001 (9 participants): Polina Tarasova (Karaganda region) – 12.52 Aigerim Rakhmetova (South Kazakhstan region) – 11.23 Nazym Kanatkizy (Almaty region) – 10.92 Youth (5 participants): Ekaterina Nesterova (Karaganda region) – 13.22 Erika Kem (East Kazakhstan region) – 11.32 At the Kazakhstan Championship, competitions in pole vault for girls were held. In both age categories, the prize places were taken exclusively by athletes from Almaty. Youth (2 participants): Anna Danilovskaya (Almaty) – 3.75 m Yaroslava Vislobokova (Almaty) – 3.50 m Girls 2000–2001 (4 participants): Anastasia Ermakova (Almaty) – 3.60 m Yana Toybaeva (Almaty) – 3.50 m Polina Ivanova (Almaty) – 3.40 m Here are the results of the girls in the age category 1995–1997 in the long jump. Youth (5 participants): Maria Ovchinnikova (Karaganda region) – 5.75 m Marina Khuseynova (Almaty) – 5.72 m Anna Gorodkova (South Kazakhstan region) – 5.70 m The results of the 60 m final races have also been announced.Unfortunately, the East Kazakhstan team (VKO) did not manage to win any prize places in the 60 m finals among youth born in 1995–1997 and older boys born in 2000–2001. Finals Girls: Tatyana Rybakova (Kyrgyzstan) – 8.04 s Karina Yakovenko (Astana) – 8.05 s Ekaterina Chubar (Karaganda region) – 8.06 s Boys: Adil Ramet (Mangystau region) – 7.09 s Sergey Tanin (Astana) – 7.34 s Semyon Kozhemyakin (Kyrgyzstan) – 7.35 s Women: Rima Kashafutdinova (Karaganda region) – 7.40 s Nazerke Omirgalieva (Kyzylorda region) – 7.73 s Valentina Stepankovskaya (Pavlodar region) – 7.93 s Men: Vyacheslav Zems (Karaganda region) – 6.86 s Vitaliy Zems (Karaganda region) – 6.90 s Vladislav Grigoryev (Karaganda region) – 6.96 s Anastasia Zavodina won the silver medal for the East Kazakhstan (VKO) team. The athlete from Ust-Kamenogorsk finished second in the long jump at the Kazakhstan Championship among older girls born in 2000–2001.Zavodina set a personal record, surpassing her previous best by 10 cm. Long jumpGirls 2000–2001 (34 participants): Adina Makhsutova (Almaty) – 6.01 m Anastasia Zavodina (VKO) – 5.76 m Laura Akhmetova (Almaty) – 5.72 m The relay competitions were full of disqualifications. Participants either ran into another lane, passed the baton incorrectly, or left the corridor. In the end, the prizes went to those who managed to finish without breaking the rules. The VKO team took second place in this relay, even though the quartet of Anna Maydankina, Anastasia Zavodina, Alexandra Egorina, and Olga Pulyaeva was expected to win the gold, so desired on the first day of the competition, which did not bring us victories. With such athletes, the team could even have aimed for a new Kazakhstan record. Unfortunately, the hope for victory disappeared at the first stage with Anna Maydankina, who, unfortunately, could not show her full speed. Zavodina, taking over the baton, reduced the gap well, reviving the intrigue, but neither Alexandra Egorina nor Olga Pulyaeva managed a heroic performance. The competitors ran at comparable speeds and did not allow them to overtake. It was especially disappointing for Alexandra Egorina, who false-started in the 400 m race. We hope this remarkable athlete will get her “golden” revenge on fate for this cruel twist. However, this does not mean that the potential of this quartet is exhausted. There is also Diana Rogachyova, whose untapped potential can harmoniously replace any of the above girls if needed. Not every region has a team like this. The main thing is to draw the right conclusions from the failure, and the desired result will certainly come! 4×200 m relay. Girls (6 teams): Karaganda region – 1:45.43 VKO (Maydankina, Zavodina, Egorina, Pulyaeva) – 1:46.51 Pavlodar region – 1:53.62 Anastasia Zavodina won the silver medal for the East Kazakhstan (VKO) team. The athlete from Ust-Kamenogorsk finished second in the long jump at the Kazakhstan Championship among older girls born in 2000–2001.Zavodina set a personal record, surpassing her previous best by 10 cm. Long jumpGirls 2000–2001 (34 participants): Adina Makhsutova (Almaty) – 6.01 m Anastasia Zavodina (VKO) – 5.76 m Laura Akhmetova (Almaty) – 5.72 m The relay competitions were full of disqualifications. Participants either ran into another lane, passed the baton incorrectly, or left the corridor. In the end, the prizes went to those who managed to finish without breaking the rules. The VKO team took second place in this relay, even though the quartet of Anna Maydankina, Anastasia Zavodina, Alexandra Egorina, and Olga Pulyaeva was expected to win the gold, so desired on the first day of the competition, which did not bring us victories. With such athletes, the team could even have aimed for a new Kazakhstan record. Unfortunately, the hope for victory disappeared at the first stage with Anna Maydankina, who, unfortunately, could not show her full speed. Zavodina, taking over the baton, reduced the gap well, reviving the intrigue, but neither Alexandra Egorina nor Olga Pulyaeva managed a heroic performance. The competitors ran at comparable speeds and did not allow them to overtake. It was especially disappointing for Alexandra Egorina, who false-started in the 400 m race. We hope this remarkable athlete will get her “golden” revenge on fate for this cruel twist. However, this does not mean
The results of the CRC in athletics. The third day
The champion of Kazakhstan in the 800 m Imanmadi Kusmanov this time came in second place in the final protocol of this discipline. The Semey athlete was overtaken by Sergey Zaikov from the Pavlodar region by 0.35 sec. And in third place according to the results of this race was another track and field athlete of the East Kazakhstan Region, Evgeny Arkhipov, with a result of 1:54.20. 800 m running (12 participants): 1. Sergey Zaikov (Pavlodar region) – 1:53.58 2. Imanmadi KUSMANOV (East KAZAKHSTAN Region) – 1:53.93 3. Evgeny ARKHIPOV (East Kazakhstan Region) – 1:54.20 800 m running (5 participants): 1. Tatiana Neroznak (Kostanay region) – 2:08.29 2. Varvara Lisichkina (Karaganda region) – 2:10.20 3. Victoria Ryzhikova (SKO) – 2:10.73 Vladislav Leshin won the bronze medal in the 200 m. At the Kazakhstan Indoor Athletics Championships, a pupil of Ust-Kamenogorsk finished third, losing to two athletes from Karaganda and Pavlodar regions. And in the women’s competition, unfortunately, our athletes failed to take prizes. Running 200 m. Men (6 participants): 1. Vladislav Grigoriev (Karaganda region) – 21.78 2. Rakhat Magzamov (Pavlodar region) – 22.02 3. Vladislav LESHIN (East Kazakhstan Region) – 22.18 Women (6 participants): 1. Victoria Zyabkina (Almaty) – 23.77 2. Anastasia Shempel (Pavlodar region) – 24.69 3. Lyubov Ushakova (Karaganda region) – 25.42 The athletes of the East Kazakhstan Region also failed to take prizes in the 3000 m run among women. Zhanna Mamazhanova learned the basics of athletics at the East Kazakhstan athletics school, but later her life path distanced this excellent athlete from her native region. Now she stands for Almaty, but this does not prevent us from rejoicing in her success as our own. Running 3000 m: Women (7 participants): 1. Lyudmila Monina (Almaty region) – 10:03.98 2. Zhanna Mamazhanova (Almaty) – 10:06.74 3. Olga Bogomolskaya (Pavlodar region) – 10:09.15 Only three participants competed against each other during the pentathlon. Unfortunately, it did not work out to the last kind of struggle. The separation was quite obvious, so that after three types it was possible to guess with accuracy who would be the first, who would be the second, and who would be the third. Nadezhda Kirnos was more stable among the other participants, winning competitions in three out of five disciplines. Zamira Razhabova was able to beat the winner in the shot put and high jump. Diana Galandina took the third place. Pentathlon (3 participants): 1. Nadezhda Kirnos (Mangystau region) – 3663 2. Zamira Razhabova (Almaty) – 3319 3. Diana Galandina (Pavlodar region) – 2675 In the final discipline of the Kazakhstan Championship, the 4400 m relay, the girls had only two teams that decided to participate in the battle for gold medals. The team of the Karaganda region became the winner, running faster than competitors from the Pavlodar region by almost three seconds. The composition of the champions: Varvara Lisichkina, Lyubov Ushakova, Adelina Akhmetova, Ekaterina Paramonova. 4-400m relay (2 teams): 1. Karaganda region – 3:50.45 2. Pavlodar region – 3:53.34 The competitions among the strongest all-around athletes of the country turned out to be eventful. There was, of course, one superman who won by a wide margin. No one could compete with the Almaty resident Evgeny Marchenkov. The athlete from the southern capital showed the strongest results in the 60 m run, high jump, 60 m hurdles, pole vault and 1000 m run. That is, he was out of competition. But the struggle for the second and subsequent positions was serious. Alexander Kasyanov’s injury, which he received during the pole vault, greatly influenced the outcome of the battle. The tall Almaty man had to run 1000 m practically on one leg. Actually, he actually jumped part of the distance, and did not run. But for his patience and will to win, he received more than a medal – an ovation from the stands. Kasyanov’s injury opened the way to medals for other heptathletes, one of whom was Ustkamenogorets Magzhan Zhakypbekov. It was this athlete who took advantage of his chance better than others and gave even more than 100% for the sake of getting into second place. After the finish, he even felt extremely bad and could not take a picture with all the athletes who had made such a long way to medals. Zhakypbekov became the strongest heptathlete only in the water discipline – long jump. Heptathlon (5 participants): 1. Evgeny Marchenkov (Almaty) – 4779 2. Magzhan ZHAKYPBEKOV (East Kazakhstan region) – 4347 3. Farhad Kystaubayev (North Kazakhstan region) – 4218 …5. Timur ZHOLDOTAEV (East KAZAKHSTAN Region) – 3804 In one day, Imanmadi Kusmanov, a family member, won two silver medals at the Kazakhstan Athletics Championship. The East Kazakhstan Region national team in the 4-400m relay appeared almost as a team of one city – Semey. Ilya Musatov, Imanmadi Kusmanov and Evgeny Arkhipov represent this city, which is nominally considered the second in athletics in East Kazakhstan region, but if we count the number of medals won at this championship, then there will be almost complete equality between the two cities. The above-mentioned miracle heroes were accompanied by Vladislav Sutyagin from the Glubokovsky district. Despite the fact that the composition of the opponents was replete with bigger names, our team even managed to get ahead after the first stage of Vladislav Sutyagin. Alas, the young Arkhipov, who was more focused on running a distance twice as long, failed to maintain this leadership, but up to the last moment the intrigue in the question of the winner of the relay race remained alive. The East Kazakhstan Region national team is the second. But no one can be ashamed of this race. The first place was rightfully taken by athletes of the Pavlodar region, who managed to run according to the standard of candidates for the master of sports. Relay race 4 to 400 m. Men (4 teams): 1. Pavlodar region – 3:19.40 2. East Kazakhstan Region – 3:21.30 3. Karaganda region – 3:23.42 A source: vksport.kz
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