HISTORIC ACHIEVEMENT: KAZAKHSTAN WINS SILVER IN PARA ARCHERY AT THE ASIAN PARA GAMES

The Kazakhstan national team has achieved a historic milestone at the 5th Asian Para Games, taking place in Aichi–Nagoya, Japan. Kazakh para archers Nurshat Toleukassym and Temirlan Seitkamal won silver medals in the W1 team event. The athletes are coached by Aibek Boranbayuly.

This is Kazakhstan’s first-ever medal in para archery at the Asian Para Games. The achievement marks an important milestone in the development of para archery in Kazakhstan and further demonstrates the potential of Kazakh athletes on the international stage.

Kazakh Athletes Reach a Historic Milestone

The 5th Asian Para Games in Japan have brought together some of the continent’s leading athletes. Representing Kazakhstan, Nurshat Toleukassym and Temirlan Seitkamal delivered an impressive performance in the W1 team event, securing the silver medal.

Team competitions require a high level of accuracy, consistency, coordination and mental resilience. Winning a medal at an event of this calibre reflects the athletes’ systematic preparation, dedication and hard work.

The silver medal won by the Kazakh archers holds special significance for the country’s sporting community. It represents Kazakhstan’s first medal in para archery at the Asian Para Games and highlights the national team’s competitiveness on the international stage.

A Victory Built on Dedication and Consistent Training

The work of the coach and the quality of the training process play a vital role in achieving outstanding results. The national team athletes Nurshat Toleukassym and Temirlan Seitkamal are coached by Aibek Boranbayuly.

Preparing for international competitions requires a strong sense of responsibility, consistent training and considerable mental resilience. A coach’s role is to refine the athletes’ technical skills and ensure they are fully prepared for competition.

The historic result at the 5th Asian Para Games is a shared achievement, reflecting the determination and hard work of the athletes, as well as the contribution of the specialists involved in their preparation.

An Achievement That Gives New Momentum to Para Archery

The Asian Para Games are among the most important international sporting events for para athletes across the continent. Performances at these competitions help demonstrate athletes’ abilities, assess the potential of national teams and create new opportunities for the development of para sport.

The historic achievement of Nurshat Toleukassym and Temirlan Seitkamal highlights the importance of further developing para archery in Kazakhstan, supporting athletes and improving results at international competitions.

Their success can also inspire young athletes, raise interest in para sport and encourage a new generation to take up archery.

Congratulations to Team Kazakhstan!

We congratulate Nurshat Toleukassym and Temirlan Seitkamal on winning silver at the Asian Para Games in para archery, and extend our congratulations to their coach, Aibek Boranbayuly, on this historic achievement!

This medal is more than a sporting result — it marks a new chapter in the history of para archery in Kazakhstan. We are confident that the national team will continue to achieve even greater success at international competitions and bring further pride to the country.

Go, Kazakhstan! May many more victories lie ahead!