MONGOLIAN ATHLETES WIN GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS AT INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS COMPETITION IN MACAU
The “Macau 2026” Asian Cities and Regions International Athletics Competition was held on October 10–11, 2026, at the Olympic Sports Centre Stadium in the Macau Special Administrative Region of China.
Organized by the Macau Athletics Association, the international competition brought together athletes from various Asian cities and regions to demonstrate their speed, strength, and athletic abilities.
Mongolian athletes delivered outstanding performances in the women's 200-meter sprint, securing both gold and silver medals.
The gold medal was won by B. Solongo, an International Master of Sports, a graduate of the Mongolian National University of Education (MNUE), and an athlete representing the Aldar Sports Committee and Uchimbar Athletics Club. She completed the 200-meter race in 24.68 seconds, improving her previous personal best of 24.96 seconds by 0.28 seconds to claim first place.
The silver medal was awarded to Ts. Munkhkh erlen, an International Master of Sports representing the School of Physical Education at MNUE and Uchimbar Athletics Club. She finished the race in 25.54 seconds, further demonstrating the competitive strength of Mongolian track and field athletes on the international stage.
The athletes were coached by A. Amgalan, a lecturer in athletics at the Department of Individual Sports, School of Physical Education, MNUE, and G. Jantsandorj, an MNUE graduate and teacher at Yü Cai School.
These achievements reflect the athletes' dedication and hard work, the professional expertise of their coaches, and the effectiveness of their training and preparation.
The School of Physical Education at the Mongolian National University of Education extends its heartfelt congratulations to International Masters of Sports B. Solongo and Ts. Munkhkherlen on winning gold and silver medals, as well as to their coaches, A. Amgalan and G. Jantsandorj, for their valuable contributions to these achievements.
We wish them continued success and even greater accomplishments in future national and international competitions.
SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MONGOLIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION (MNUE)
October 14, 2026
