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Jamby Semi-Final

Traditional Archery: Jamby Semi-Final

From September 8 to 13, 2024, the 5th World Nomad Games feature a traditional archery competition. The tournament includes 33 countries: Australia, Germany, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Spain, Italy, Yemen, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mongolia, Netherlands, Pakistan, Poland, Russia, Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, USA, Thailand, Turkmenistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, France, Chile, South Korea, Serbia, and China. A total of 180 athletes are competing, with 120 men and 60 women.

On September 11, the target archery (jamby) competition at a distance of 30 meters concluded.

In the men's Round of 16, the following athletes advanced:

  1. László Koczka (Hungary) – 12 points
  2. Maksat Abdikerimov (Kazakhstan) – 11 points
  3. Bakyt Toktomatov (Kyrgyzstan) – 10 points
  4. Mihai Tudoran Stoenica Alin (Romania) – 9 points
  5. Rustam Nogoibaev (Kyrgyzstan) – 9 points
  6. Gafur Rakhmangulov (Russia) – 9 points
  7. Zhanibek Kulmirzaev (Kazakhstan) – 8 points
  8. Bakbergen Salimov (Kazakhstan) – 8 points
  9. Tagir Abdrafikov (Russia) – 7 points
  10. Egor Baranov (Russia) – 7 points
  11. Jorge Belinchon Gonzalez (Spain) – 7 points
  12. AfraziloGlu Ibrahim (Turkey) – 7 points
  13. Baktybek Sheishenbaev (Kyrgyzstan) – 7 points
  14. Stefan Solya (Slovakia) – 6 points
  15. Ishak Tokonov (Kyrgyzstan) – 6 points
  16. Shenberg Munkuev (Russia) – 6 points

In the women's Round of 16, the following athletes advanced:

  1. Emőke Hunyiné Dr. Domokos (Hungary) – 11 points
  2. Anna Alekseeva (Russia) – 9 points
  3. Aysegul Demirbag Caliskan (Turkey) – 7 points
  4. Nurgustana Sidorova (Russia) – 7 points
  5. Aysun Demirci (Turkey) – 6 points
  6. Sena Kececi (Turkey) – 6 points
  7. Bayarmaa Seree (Mongolia) – 6 points
  8. Dinara Zhaxylyk
  9. Regina Rizaeva (Uzbekistan) – 6 points
  10. Titin Titin (Indonesia) – 5 points
  11. Enkhtungalag Sanjaadorj (Mongolia) – 5 points
  12. Reno Suri (Indonesia) – 5 points
  13. Cholpoonai Umurkulova (Kyrgyzstan) – 5 points
  14. Minjeong Bahk (South Korea) – 5 points
  15. Andrea Dr. Skaliczki (Hungary) – 5 points
  16. Aliya Ishmuratova (Russia) – 5 points
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