Mongolian Team Wins Gold and Bronze at the 1st Nanchang International Open

Nanchang, People's Republic of China – The 1st Nanchang International Open, held in Nanchang, China, from June 26 to 29, 2025, brought together athletes from around the world to compete in Aerobic Gymnastics. Representing Mongolia, lecturers and students from the School of Physical Education, Mongolian National University of Education (MNUE), together with athletes from GAINER Club, delivered an outstanding performance, winning one gold medal and one bronze medal.

The competition was organized for the first time with the aim of promoting the development of Aerobic Gymnastics and strengthening international sports cooperation. It featured competitions across youth and senior age categories, attracting participants from numerous countries. The event also marked one of the major international gymnastics competitions hosted in Nanchang and served as the city's first international open tournament in preparation for future world-class sporting events.

Results of the Mongolian Team

• Orgilbold B. (Student, School of Physical Education, MNUE) – Gold Medal in the Senior Men's Category

• Saikhanaa Z. (GAINER Club) – Bronze Medal in the Boys 12–14 Age Category

• Urangoo N. (Student, School of Physical Education, MNUE) – Competed successfully in the Senior Women's Category

Coaching and Officiating Team

The Mongolian delegation was supported by:

• Bolortulga G. – Lecturer, Department of Individual Sports, School of Physical Education, MNUE; FIG International Judge

• Munkhnasan E. – Coach, Khuvsgul Province Department of Physical Education and Sports

• Zolbayar B. – Coach, GAINER Club, MNUE

Their dedication and professional guidance played a significant role in the team's successful participation.

The achievements of the Mongolian athletes not only brought pride to the nation on the international stage but also demonstrated the high quality of education, training, and coaching at the School of Physical Education of the Mongolian National University of Education. These results further highlight the continuous progress of Aerobic Gymnastics in Mongolia and the emergence of a strong new generation of athletes capable of competing successfully at the international level.Congratulations to all the athletes, coaches, and judges for their remarkable achievements in representing Mongolia with excellence. We wish them continued success in future international competitions.

School of Physical Education
Mongolian National University of Education (MNUE)