Basketball - Team Mongolia

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Basketball

Uniform Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
2	MUNKHSAIKHAN TMUNKHSAIKHAN Tserenlkham	178 cm	13 Mar 1996
3	BATTOGTOKH UBATTOGTOKH Unurzaya	167 cm	12 Feb 1995
4	MURAT BMURAT Bulbul	167 cm	11 Nov 1995
5	BAYARMAA TBAYARMAA Tsatsral	174 cm	14 Apr 1997
11	BATKHUYAG TBATKHUYAG Tsaschimeg	178 cm	12 Jan 1998
13	ONOLBAATAR KONOLBAATAR Khulan	182 cm	27 Jul 1999
14	BAATAR BEBAATAR Bolor-Erdene	185 cm	9 Feb 1993
15	UNDARMAA SUNDARMAA Sodtsetseg	177 cm	12 Oct 1999
16	BATTSOOJ BEBATTSOOJ Bolor-Erdene	172 cm	31 Jan 2006
20	TUVSHINJARGAL UTUVSHINJARGAL Ulemj	181 cm	23 Jul 1999
22	AMARAA SAMARAA Sarantuya	169 cm	17 Feb 1998
24	OYUNTSETSEG ZOYUNTSETSEG Zultsetseg	170 cm	20 Aug 2000

Team Officials

Function	Name
Coach	MISHA AMISHA Amarjargla
Assistant Coach	ZORIGT TZORIGT Tsolmon
Assistant Coach	BURIAD ABURIAD Altanzaya

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Basketball	Women	10

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium	Women's Preliminary Round Group A #05 CHN China 101 MGL Mongolia 46	Finished
	Shaoxing Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium	Women's Preliminary Round Group A #12 MGL Mongolia 62 IND India 68	Finished
	Shaoxing Olympic Sports Centre Gymnasium	Women's Preliminary Round Group A #18 INA Indonesia 69 MGL Mongolia 64	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
Asian Games
8	2018	Jakarta, INA
8	2014	Incheon, KOR

Team Overview

General
The Mongolian women's basketball team made their Asian Games debut in 2014 in Incheon, prior to which they had never taken part in a regional or continental Games. The team topped the qualifying round in Incheon with victories over Kazakhstan, Nepal, and Qatar [who forfeited], but suffered a heavy defeat against the Republic of Korea in their opening final round knockout match. Mongolia went on to lose classification matches against India and Thailand to finish eighth overall.

At the 2018 Games in Indonesia, the Mongolian team won their opening match against Hong Kong, China, but lost their next three games to Japan, the People's Republic of China, and Thailand. That was enough to qualify for the knockout stages but Chinese Taipei proved too strong for Mongolia in the quarterfinals with a 76-59 victory.

Legend

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