Shymkent archers win medals at first-ever traditional archery world championships

They took two silver and two bronze medals in team events.

Athletes from Shymkent won five medals at the first-ever world championships in traditional archery, held in Ulsan, South Korea.

The first-ever world championships in traditional archery have concluded in Ulsan, South Korea. A total of 690 athletes from 38 countries took part.

Kazakhstan’s team won several gold medals in the team events.

Shymkent athletes earned two silver and two bronze medals in team competitions. In the individual Puta discipline, Zhanibek Kulmyrzayev won bronze.

The Shymkent team was represented by Maksat Abdikarimov, Sabira Zhappar, Manzura Yesenova and Zabit Satoev.

Translated from Russian using artificial intelligence. Source: Shymkent City Akimat, Kazakhstan

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