Uzbekistan para-athletes won 3 gold and 2 silver medals on the first day
The first day of the Para Asian Games, currently underway in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, is proving to be truly triumphant and record-rich for the Uzbekistan national delegation. One.uz reports on this.
On the first day, Uzbekistan’s para-athletes in track and field won three gold and two silver medals. At the same time, new records for the Para Asian Games were set in two events.
The results demonstrated the delegation’s high level of preparation and the physical and mental superiority of the athletes. This success confirms the solid position of Uzbekistan sports on the international arena.
Gold medals and records Husniddin Norbekov won in the F35 class shot put with a result of 16.04 meters, confirming his status as a Paralympic and world champion. Mahliyo Akramova won a gold medal in the F32 class club throw with a result of 24.08 meters, updating the record for the Para Asian Games.
Qudratillo Ma’rufxo‘jayev set a competition record in the F37 class shot put with a result of 16.66 meters, taking the top spot on the podium. Each of their results showcased technique, power, and precision.
Silver medals and team strength Tolibboy Yo‘ldoshev took second place in the F37 class shot put with a result of 15.79 meters, earning a silver medal. He competed in the same category as Qudratillo Ma’rufxo‘jayev, indicating Uzbekistan’s ability to achieve multiple podium finishes in this discipline.
Omadbek Hasanov earned a silver medal in the T47 class long jump with a result of 6.99 meters, adding a significant achievement to the delegation’s tally. Both silver medals increased Uzbekistan’s total medal count, demonstrating team strength.
The five medals (3 gold, 2 silver) and two official records achieved by Uzbekistan’s para-athletes on the first day firmly placed the delegation among the leaders in the medal table. The results reflected systematic work in sports, specialized preparation programs, and the athletes’ dedication.
This success will remain as an internal strength for the coming days. Source: One.uz.
