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JUDOISTS FOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS NAMED
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, /MONTSAME/ The World Judo Championships of 2010 will take place September 9-13 in Tokyo, Japan. The Mongolian Judo Federation (MJF) has announced names of judoists who will take part in them.
The judoists have been selected in accordance with results of the State championships of 2010, the "Top-8" tournament, series of international competitions and the "Chingis Khaan" World Cup. According to M.Monkhbat, the Secretary-General of the MJF, the Mongolian judoists will start an intensive training from Monday.
The team comprises D.Tomorkhuleg, D.Amartuvshin (men's 60 kg), Kh.Tsagaanbaatar, S.Miaragchaa (men's 66 kg), S.Nyam-Ochir, G.Purevdorj (men's 73 kg), D.Nyamkhuu, O.Uuganbaatar (men's 81 kg), E.Enkhbat, B.Ariun-Erdene (men's 90 kg), N.Tuvshinbayar, B.Temuulen (men's -100 kg), A.Davaanyam, B.Sugarjargal (men's +100 kg), B.Togoldor and Kh.Monkhbaatar (open class). The women's team comrises B.Bat-Erdene, M.Urantsetseg (48 kg), M.Bundmaa (52 kg), T.Battogs (57 kg), Ts.Monkhzaya, S.Enkhzaya (63 kg), Ts.Naranjargal (70 kg), P.Lhamdegd (-78 kg) and D.Tserenkhand (+78 kg).
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The judoists have been selected in accordance with results of the State championships of 2010, the "Top-8" tournament, series of international competitions and the "Chingis Khaan" World Cup. According to M.Monkhbat, the Secretary-General of the MJF, the Mongolian judoists will start an intensive training from Monday.
The team comprises D.Tomorkhuleg, D.Amartuvshin (men's 60 kg), Kh.Tsagaanbaatar, S.Miaragchaa (men's 66 kg), S.Nyam-Ochir, G.Purevdorj (men's 73 kg), D.Nyamkhuu, O.Uuganbaatar (men's 81 kg), E.Enkhbat, B.Ariun-Erdene (men's 90 kg), N.Tuvshinbayar, B.Temuulen (men's -100 kg), A.Davaanyam, B.Sugarjargal (men's +100 kg), B.Togoldor and Kh.Monkhbaatar (open class). The women's team comrises B.Bat-Erdene, M.Urantsetseg (48 kg), M.Bundmaa (52 kg), T.Battogs (57 kg), Ts.Monkhzaya, S.Enkhzaya (63 kg), Ts.Naranjargal (70 kg), P.Lhamdegd (-78 kg) and D.Tserenkhand (+78 kg).
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