Results of the Second Day of the III Central Asian Athletics Championships
Results of athletes from the East Kazakhstan Region on the second day of the III Central Asian Athletics Championships. Ivan Ivanov won the gold medal in the shot put The Kazakh athlete took first place with a result of 19.35 metres. The silver medal was won by Turkmenistan’s representative Gurbannazar Kakadjaev (15.79 m), while the bronze medal went to Uzbekistan’s Abduazim Rakhmatullaev (15.39 m). Women’s Hammer Throw The Kazakh athlete took second place with a result of 57.06 metres. This is Anastasia’s second-best performance of the current season. In 2026, she has thrown farther only at the Kazakhstan Winter Throwing Championships in Almaty, where she recorded 61.00 metres. Zarina Nosirjonova (Uzbekistan) — 64.89 m Anastasia Kaloshina (Kazakhstan) — 57.06 m Tomiris Yermatova (Kazakhstan) — 44.87 m Varvara Dmitrieva took third place in the triple jump at the III Central Asian Championships in Tashkent After the first three attempts, Varvara was outside the top three. In the fourth round, she jumped 12.03 metres, and in her fifth attempt improved her result to 12.58 metres, moving up to third place. Source: Instagram account qazathletics.kz
Bashmanova, Rypakova, and Dubovitskaya bring EKR three medals on the first day of the Central Asian Championships in Tashkent
On the first day of the III Central Asian Athletics Championships, held in Tashkent, athletes representing East Kazakhstan Region won three medals. Yulia Bashmanova won the women’s 100m hurdles with a time of 13.75 seconds — her best result of the season. Anastasia Rypakova took silver in the long jump, improving her result to 6.09m on her fifth attempt, finishing behind only Alina Chistyakova (Kazakhstan) — 6.10m. Another medal for East Kazakhstan Region came from Nadezhda Dubovitskaya, who placed second in the high jump with a result of 1.84m. Women’s 100m hurdles: Yulia Bashmanova (Kazakhstan) — 13.75 s Lidiya Podsepikina (Uzbekistan) — 13.84 s Antonina Chernyshova (Kazakhstan) — 14.58 s Women’s long jump: Alina Chistyakova (Kazakhstan) — 6.10 m Anastasia Rypakova (Kazakhstan) — 6.09 m Rosario Tia Louise (Singapore) — 5.95 m Women’s high jump: 2. Nadezhda Dubovitskaya (Kazakhstan) — 1.84 m