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Four medals were won by athletes from Kazakhstan on the penultimate day of the Universiade in Kazan. AthletDildashKuryshbaevain68 kg weight category in the sambomatch for third place thrashed the athlete from Belarus, Olga Namazova - 3:0. At the same discipline Bagdad Zharylgasov (62 kg) in the final match lost to the Russian representative Ilya Khlybov - 0:1.
Kazan. July 17. Kazakhstan Today - Kazakhstan takes the 18th place in medal standings after the eleventh day of the Universiade, Kazakhstan Today reports.
Four medals were won by athletes from Kazakhstan on the penultimate day of the Universiade in Kazan. AthletDildashKuryshbaevain68 kg weight category in the sambomatch for third place thrashed the athlete from Belarus, Olga Namazova - 3:0. At the same discipline Bagdad Zharylgasov (62 kg) in the final match lost to the Russian representative Ilya Khlybov - 0:1. The competition in Greco-Roman wrestling AlmatKebispaev (60 kilograms) in a battle for the bronze medal defeated the Moldavian Maxim Mamulat - 5:0. In the team competition - rifle shooting (lying down in 50 kilometers away from target) - women's national team of Kazakhstan (Olesya Snegirevich, Alexandraer Malinovskaya and Julia Morozova) won gold, Sports.kz reports.
In the weight category up to 62 kg Samboathlete Sevara Nishanbaeva lost to Bulgarian athlete Gergana Vatseva in the match for the bronze - 2:4.
Medal standings:
1. Russia - 281 (147,72,62);
2. Japan - 82 (24,28,30);
3. China - 73 (24,27,22);
18. Kazakhstan - 30 (3,11,16).
Medals of Kazakhstan at the Universiade in Kazan (July 6-17):
Gold (3): Kazakhstan (Olesya Snegirevich, Alexandra Malinovskaya and Julia Morozova, shooting), Marguerite Mukasheva (athletics), Farkhad Harky (weightlifting).
Silver (11): Beymbet Kanzhanov, Bagdat Zharylgasov (Sambo), Sergey Emelyanov - 2 (rowing and canoeing), Alikhan J umayev (wrestling), RustamRustamov, ZhanKosobutsky (boxing), Alexander Zaychikov, Karina Goricheva (weightlifting) ,Dimash Moldashev, Eskarkhan Oskanov (belt-wrestling), Ruslan Kurbanov (fencing).
Bronze (16): Askhat Zhanbirov, Nurmakhan Tynaliev, Almat Kebispaev (Greco-Roman), Azhar Kenbeil, Dildash Kuryshbaeva (Sambo), Kazakhstan (Olesya Snegirevich, Julia Morozova and Alexandra Malinovskaya), Kazakhstan (Elvira Akchurina, Angelina Mishchuk and Jania Aydarkhanova, shooting), Kazakhstan (Dmitry Aleksanin, Elmir Alimzhanov, Dmitry Gryaznov, Ruslan Kurbanov, fencing), BerdakhPrimbaev (wrestling), Erzhan Zhomart, Nurdaulet Zharmanov (boxing), Nikita Filippov, Eugene Ektov (athletics), AyanErmekbayev, Gulnur Erbolova (belt-wrestling).
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