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113103
Tue, 03/23/2010 - 19:30
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WOODBALL PLAYERS LEAVE FOR THAILAND
Ulaanbaatar, /MONTSAME/ Mongolian woodball players left last Sunday for Thailand to take part in the Woodball World Championship to be held from March 30-April 4 in Bangkok city.
The competitions will be attended by players from some 30 countries such as Japan, Thailand, the Republic of Korea, Chinese Taipei, Uganda, Sweden and Russia. Mongolia's team comprises a teacher of Mongolia's State University of Education and a bronze medalist of international competition S.Battsooj; a student of Mongolia's State University (MSU) and deputy sports master G.Batmyagmar; a student of the University of Humanitarian Sciences (UHS) E.Tsogt. They are chaired by Ts.Tamir, a teacher of the College of Pedagogy of Arkhangai aimag.
Before the events, our players will have a week training with Thailand's team, Ts.Tamir will participate in a session of the International Woodball Federation (IWbF), in a training for international coaches and a theory-practice lesson, in order to gain a right of international judge.
B.Khuder
The competitions will be attended by players from some 30 countries such as Japan, Thailand, the Republic of Korea, Chinese Taipei, Uganda, Sweden and Russia. Mongolia's team comprises a teacher of Mongolia's State University of Education and a bronze medalist of international competition S.Battsooj; a student of Mongolia's State University (MSU) and deputy sports master G.Batmyagmar; a student of the University of Humanitarian Sciences (UHS) E.Tsogt. They are chaired by Ts.Tamir, a teacher of the College of Pedagogy of Arkhangai aimag.
Before the events, our players will have a week training with Thailand's team, Ts.Tamir will participate in a session of the International Woodball Federation (IWbF), in a training for international coaches and a theory-practice lesson, in order to gain a right of international judge.
B.Khuder
