Basketball - Team Kazakhstan

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Basketball

Uniform Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	UMEROVA LUMEROVA Liya	165 cm	3 Jul 2002
5	GAVRILYUK RGAVRILYUK Rufina	180 cm	25 Feb 1986
6	BAGMET OBAGMET Oxana	170 cm	9 Oct 1996
7	KUZMINA TKUZMINA Tamara	185 cm	10 Jan 1990
8	ASTAPENKO MASTAPENKO Mariya	185 cm	28 May 1989
9	ALISHAUSKAITE-LOP.ALISHAUSKAITE-LOPATINA Anastassiya	170 cm	5 Dec 1988
11	NURBAYEVA ONURBAYEVA Oxana	190 cm	19 Apr 1990
13	BEZGODOVA ABEZGODOVA Anna	194 cm	18 Dec 1992
15	YAKOVLEVA NYAKOVLEVA Nadezhda	190 cm	7 Dec 2003
16	GAMMER YGAMMER Yekaterina	172 cm	13 Apr 2003
17	KOROLEVA DKOROLEVA Daria	188 cm	14 Feb 1988
21	ILYASSOVA AILYASSOVA Annastassiya	185 cm	30 Nov 1998

Team Officials

Function	Name
Coach	LOPATIN VLOPATIN Vitaliy
Assistant Coach	ZULKHARNAY BZULKHARNAY Berik

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Basketball	Women	12

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Shaoxing Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium	Women's Preliminary Round Group B #04 PHI Philippines 83 KAZ Kazakhstan 59	Finished
	Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium	Women's Preliminary Round Group B #07 KAZ Kazakhstan 30 JPN Japan 92	Finished
	Shaoxing Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium	Women's Preliminary Round Group B #16 KAZ Kazakhstan 56 HKG Hong Kong, China 70	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
Asian Games
5	2018	Jakarta, INA
5	2014	Incheon, KOR
5	1998	Bangkok, THA
5	1994	Hiroshima, JPN
Asia Cup
6	2013	Bangkok, THA
6	2001	Bangkok, THA
6	1995	Shizuoka, JPN
6	1994	Sendai, JPN
7	2005	Qinhuangdao, CHN
7	1997	Bangkok, THA
8	2011	Japan
9	2015	Wuhan, CHN
9	2009	Chennai, IND
10	2017	Bengaluru, IND

Team Overview

General
Kazakhstan competed at the Asian Games for the first time in 1994 in Hiroshima, where they finished fifth in a round-robin style tournament. They matched that result on their second Asian Games appearance in 1998, but they did not compete at the next three editions of the tournament. Returning to the Games at Incheon 2014, they qualified for the quarterfinals where they were beaten 71-57 by the People's Republic of China. They also exited the competition at the quarterfinal stage in 2018 in Indonesia following a 104-57 defeat to Japan.

Kazakhstan have been regular participants at the Asia Cup [previously known as the Asia championship] since 1994, bouncing between the A Division and B Division of the tournament.

Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event