Volleyball - Team Mongolia

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Volleyball

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	GAN-OCHIR KGAN-OCHIR Khongorzul	178 cm	12 Dec 1996
2	PUREVSUREN EPUREVSUREN Enkhkhuslen	181 cm	15 May 2001
4	GANBOLD EGANBOLD Enkhnaran	174 cm	9 May 1995
5	DASHDAVAA SDASHDAVAA Sosorbruam	160 cm	1 Dec 1995
8	NARANBAATAR BNARANBAATAR Baasanjav	156 cm	27 Jul 2001
9	LKHAGVADORJ KLKHAGVADORJ Khosbayar	164 cm	10 Feb 1996
11	GANBOLD TGANBOLD Tsetsegjargal	183 cm	12 Sep 1987
13	ENKHBOLD KENKHBOLD Khuslen	177 cm	7 Apr 2002
14	SANSARBOLD TSANSARBOLD Temuulen	179 cm	6 Sep 2002
19	NAMSHIR MNAMSHIR Munkzaya	181 cm	23 Aug 2002
23	BAYARCHULUUN NBAYARCHULUUN Nasanjargal	175 cm	4 Aug 2003

Team Officials

Function	Name
Assistant Coach	BOLDBAATAR BBOLDBAATAR Batnyam
Head Coach	KHERLEN BKHERLEN Batdorj
Assistant Coach	NARANTUYA LNARANTUYA Lkhagvadorj

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Volleyball	Women	12

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Deqing Sports Centre Gymnasium	Women's Preliminary Round - Pool B #3 TPE Chinese Taipei 3 MGL Mongolia 0	Finished
	Deqing Sports Centre Gymnasium	Women's Preliminary Round - Pool B #11 MGL Mongolia 0 THA Thailand 3	Finished
	Deqing Sports Centre Gymnasium	Women's Classification Pool H #19 MGL Mongolia 1 HKG Hong Kong, China 3	Finished
	Hangzhou Normal University Cangqian Gymnasium	Women's Classification Pool H #22 MGL Mongolia 3 AFG Afghanistan 0	Cancelled
	Deqing Sports Centre Gymnasium	Women's Classification 9th-12th #27 IND India 3 MGL Mongolia 0	Finished
	Deqing Sports Centre Gymnasium	Women's Classification 11th-12th #33 MGL Mongolia 2 NEP Nepal 3	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
Asian Games
6	1994	Hiroshima, JPN
8	2010	Guangzhou, CHN
8	2006	Doha, QAT
World Championship
16	1970	Bulgaria
Asian Championships
11	2015	People's Republic of China
14	2013	Thailand

Team Overview

General
Mongolia are making their fourth appearance at the Asian Games, and their first since 2010. On their debut in 1994 they finished winless and last out of six teams. The team improved at the 2006 Games in Doha, where they posted one win in the group stage [over Tajikistan] before a quarterfinal defeat to eventual gold medallists the People's Republic of China.

The Mongolian team's most recent Asian Games appearance came at Guangzhou 2010, where once again their only group stage win came against Tajikistan. They were then beaten 3-0 by Kazakhstan in the quarterfinals, and finished the tournament ranked eighth following classification round defeats to Japan and Chinese Taipei.

Mongolia made their Asian championship debut in 2013, finishing 14th, and improved to 11th place at the 2015 edition of the tournament. Their only appearance at the world championship was back in 1970, when they lost all 10 of their matches and ended the tournament ranked last of 16 teams.

Legend

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