Tatyana Nikolenko’s Benefit Performance

The tournament became a true benefit performance for the versatile athlete Tatyana Nikolenko. She became the most decorated athlete of the championship, stepping onto the podium four times. Tatyana took first place in long jump, 50m sprint, 50m hurdles, and 200m sprint. Considering her recent fourth-place finish at a national tennis tournament in Almaty, Nikolenko’s October has been exceptionally successful. And the month isn’t over yet – on the 31st, the East Kazakhstan Regional Athletics Championship will kick off at the Olga Rypakova Athletics Center.

Beyond Nikolenko’s success, Akylzhan Toktagalin’s performance was a highlight as he equaled his personal record in the high jump. For the second time in his career, he cleared the 1.65m bar, matching his best result!

Several athletes became double city champions that day: Duman Kenzhebek (50m and 50m hurdles), Angelina Malkova (50m and 300m), Alexandra Egorina (50m and 300m), Amir Aimkanov (50m and 300m), Vladimir Feshchenko (50m and 300m), and Zhandos Zhakupov (50m and 200m). In total, about 30 athletes claimed championship titles during the event.

50M HURDLES Boys (born 2004 and younger):

1. Duman Kenzhebek – 8.28

2. Sultan Bazyrbek – 9.72

3. Bogdan Ansenyev – 10.26 Girls (born 2005 and younger):

4. Tatyana Nikolenko – 8.44

300M RUN Girls (2002-03):

1. Angelina Malkova – 46.63

2. Anastasia Skvortsova – 52.34 Boys (2000-01):

3. Vladimir Feshchenko – 39.88

200M RUN Girls (2004 and younger):

1. Tatyana Nikolenko – 30.78

2. Valeria Broma – 31.54

LONG JUMP Girls (2004 and younger):

1. Tatyana Nikolenko – 4.18

2. Alina Nasipkazy – 3.44 Boys (2000-01):

3. Arman Kenesbek – 5.11

50M SPRINT Girls (2004 and younger):

1. Tatyana Nikolenko – 7.2

2. Valeria Bromai – 7.6 Boys (2002-03):

3. Amir Aimkanov – 6.66

SHOT PUT Boys (2000-01):

1. Danil Jhinikashvili – 11.37

2. Pavel Belogortsev – 10.61

HIGH JUMP Boys (2000-01):

1. Akylzhan Toktagalin – 1.65

2. Vladislav Bakhtin – 1.4

Source: vksport.kz