Kazakhstan at the 2004 Summer Olympics

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Kazakhstan at the Olympic Games
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At the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens
Competitors
Flag bearer	Askhat Zhitkeyev
Medals Rank: 40	Gold 1	Silver 4	Bronze 3	Total 8
Olympic history (summary)
Summer Games
1996 • 2000 • 2004 • 2008
Winter Games
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Other related appearances
Soviet Union (1952–1988) Unified Team (1992)

Kazakhstan competed at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece.

Contents 1 Medals 1.1 Gold 1.2 Silver 1.3 Bronze 2 Results by event 2.1 Archery 2.2 Athletics 2.3 Boxing 2.4 Canoeing 2.5 Cycling 2.5.1 Road cycling 2.5.2 Track cycling 2.6 Gymnastics 2.7 Judo 2.8 Modern pentathlon 2.9 Triathlon 2.10 Water polo 2.10.1 Men's Team Competition 2.10.2 Women's Team Competition 3 Officials

[edit] Medals

[edit] Gold

• Bakhtiyar Artayev — Boxing, Men's Welterweight (69 kg)

[edit] Silver

[edit] Bronze

[edit] Results by event

[edit] Archery

Men's individual:

• Stanislav Zabrodskiy - 18th place

Women's individual:

• Viktoriya Beloslydtseva - 23rd place
• Olga Pilipova - 57th place

[edit] Athletics

Men's 100 metres:

• Gennadiy Chernovol - Round 2, 10.42 s (did not advance)

Women's 100 metres:

• Viktoriya Koviyreva - Round 1, 11.62 s (did not advance)

Women's 400 metres:

• Svetlana Bodritskaya - Round 1: 53.35 s

Men's 400 metre hurdles:

• Yevgeniy Meleshenko - Semifinal, 49.48 s (did not advance)

Women's 400 metre hurdles:

• Natalya Torshina Alimzhanova - Round 1: 55.22 s, Semifinal: 55.08 s

Men's 800 metres:

• Mihail Kolganov - Round 1, 1:47.4 (did not advance)

Women's 800 metres:

• Tatyana Roslanova - Round 1: 2:06.39

Men's decathlon:

• Dmitriy Karpov - 8725 points (bronze medal)

Women's heptathlon:

• Irina Naumenko - 6000 points (22nd place)
• Svetlana Kazanina - DNF (withdrew after six events)

Men's 20 km walk:

• Valeriy Borisov - 1:27:39 (27th place)

Women's 20 km walk:

• Svetlana Tolstaya - 1:34:43 (28th place)
• Yelena Kuznetsova - 1:49:08 (50th place)

Men's 50 km walk:

• Sergey Korepanov - 3:59:33 (20th place)
• Rustam Kuvatov - 4:13:40 (37th place)

Women's long jump:

• Yelena Kashcheyeva - Round 1: 6.57 metres, Final: 6.53 metres (12th place)

Men's triple jump:

• Roman Valiyev - Round 1, no mark (did not advance)

Women's triple jump:

• Tatyana Bocharova - Round 1: 13.81 metres

Women's high jump:

• Marina Aitova - Round 1: 1.85 metres

Men's pole vault:

• Grigoriy Yegorov - Round 1, no mark (did not advance)

Women's shot put:

• Iolanta Ulyeva - Round 1: 14.88 metres

[edit] Boxing

Kazakhstan sent eight boxers to the 2004 Olympics. Each of them won at least one bout, a feat that not even Cuba accomplished. Three of the Kazakhstani boxers won medals, one each of gold, silver, and bronze. This put Kazakhstan in a tie with Thailand for third place in the boxing medals count, behind only Cuba and Russia. Russia was a constant annoyance for the Kazakhs, as they lost four of the five matches they boxed against Russians. In contrast, Bakhtiyar Artayev won the only match Kazakhstan had against the almost-invincible Cubans.

Two boxers were defeated in the round of 16. Three more fell in the quarterfinals, just missing medals. The combined record of the eight boxers was 17-7.

Flyweight (51kg)

• Mirzhan Rakhimzhanov
  1. Round of 32 - Defeated Joseph Serrano of Puerto Rico, 42-23
  2. Round of 16 - Lost to Georgy Balakshin of Russia, 29-20

Featherweight (57kg)

• Galib Jafarov
  1. Round of 32 - Defeated Brian Mayanja of Uganda, outscored
  2. Round of 16 - Defeated Bekzod Khidirov of Uzbekistan, 40-22
  3. Quarterfinal - Lost to Alexei Tichtchenko of Russia, 36-26

Lightweight (60kg)

• Serik Yeleuov - bronze medal
  1. Round of 32 - Bye
  2. Round of 16 - Defeated Manuel Felix Diaz of Dominican Republic, 28-16
  3. Quarterfinal - Defeated Domenico Valentino of Italy, 29-23
  4. Semifinal - Lost to Amir Khan of Great Britain, 40-26

Light Welterweight (64kg)

• Nurzhan Karimzhanov
  1. Round of 32 - Defeated Juan de Dios Navarro Ramirez of Mexico, 48-31
  2. Round of 16 - Defeated Hicham Nafil of Morocco, 33-13
  3. Quarterfinal - Lost to Boris Georgiev of Bulgaria, 20-18

Welterweight (69kg)

• Bakhtiyar Artayev - gold medal
  1. Round of 32 - Defeated Willy Bertrand Tankeu of Cameroon, walkover
  2. Round of 16 - Defeated Aliasker Bashirov of Turkmenistan, 33-23
  3. Quarterfinal - Defeated Viktor Polyakov of Ukraine, outscored
  4. Semifinal - Defeated Oleg Saitov of Russia, 20-18
  5. Final - Defeated Lorenzo Aragon Armenteros of Cuba, 36-26

Middleweight (75kg)

• Gennadiy Golovkin - silver medal
  1. Round of 32 - Bye
  2. Round of 16 - Defeated Khan Ahmed Ali of Pakistan, 31-10
  3. Quarterfinal - Defeated Ramadan Yasser of Egypt, 31-20
  4. Semifinal - Defeated Andre Dirrell of United States, 23-18
  5. Final - Lost to Gaydarbek Gaydarbekov of Russia, 28-18

Light Heavyweight (81kg)

• Shumenov Beibut
  1. Round of 32 - Defeated Aleksy Kuziemski of Poland, 34-22
  2. Round of 16 - Lost to Ihsan Yildirim Tarhan of Turkey, 27-19

Super Heavyweight (over 91kg)

• Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov
  1. Round of 16 - Defeated Sebastian Köber of Germany, 28-18
  2. Quarterfinal - Lost to Alexander Povetkin of Russia, 31-15

[edit] Canoeing

Men's C1 500 metres:

• Kaissar Nurmaganbetov - semifinal, 14th place

Men's C1 1000 metres:

• Kaissar Nurmaganbetov - semifinal, 12th place

Women's K1 500 metres:

• Natalya Sergeyeva - preliminary heats, 23rd place (DSQ)

Women's K2 500 metres:

• Natalya Sergeyeva and Ellina Uzhakhova - semifinal, 12th place

[edit] Cycling

[edit] Road cycling

Men's road race:

• Alexandre Vinokourov - 35th place, 5:41:56
• Sergey Yakovlev - 53rd place, 5:48:48
• Andrey Kashechkin - 70th place, 5:50:35
• Andrey Mizourov - 73rd place, 5:51:28
• Maxim Iglinskiy - did not finish

Men's time trial:

• Alexandre Vinokourov - 6th place, 58:58.14
• Andrey Kashechkin - did not finish

[edit] Track cycling

Men's individual pursuit:

• Yuriy Yuda - qualifying round, 14th place

Men's points race:

• Alexey Kolessov - 15th place, 22 points

Men's Madison:

• Ilya Chernyshov and Yuriy Yuda - 12th place, 2 points (-1 lap)

[edit] Gymnastics

Men's artistic:

• Yernar Yerimbetov - advanced in two exercises
  • Parallel bars - 8th place
  • All-around - 14th place

Women's rhythmic:

• Individual
  • Aliya Yussopova - 4th place

[edit] Judo

Men's 60 kg:

• Bazarbek Donbay - defeated in round of 16; repechage round of 32

Men's 66 kg:

• Muratbek Kipshakbayev - defeated in quarterfinals; repechage quarterfinals

Men's 73 kg:

• Sagdat Sadykov - defeated in round of 64

Men's 100 kg:

• Askhat Zhitkeyev - defeated in round of 32; repechage quarterfinals

Men's 100+ kg:

• Yeldos Ikhsangaliyev - defeated in round of 16

Women's 48 kg:

• Tatyana Shishkina - defeated in round of 16; repechage round of 16

Women's 52 kg:

• Sholpan Kaliyeva - defeated in round of 16

Women's 78 kg:

• Varvara Massyagina - defeated in round of 32

[edit] Modern pentathlon

Women's:

• Lada Jiyenbalanova - 14th place
• Lyudmila Shumilova - 30th place

[edit] Triathlon

Kazakhstan again sent two men to the Olympic triathlon, but sent a woman as well in 2004. Returning fourth-place finisher Dmitriy Gaag did not place nearly so well in 2004.

Women's:

• Ekaterina Shatnaya - 2:19:26.75 (41st place)

Men's:

• Daniil Sapunov - 1:54:33.15 (17th place)
• Dmitriy Gaag - 1:56:28.97 (25th place)

[edit] Water polo

[edit] Men's Team Competition

• Preliminary Round (Group A)

• Lost to Russia (2:5)
• Lost to United States (6:9)
• Lost to Serbia and Montenegro (5:9)
• Lost to Hungary (4:14)
• Lost to Croatia (4:5)

• Classification Matches

• 7th-12th place: Lost to Australia (5:10)
• 11th/12th place: Defeated Egypt (15:7) → 11th place

• Team Roster

• Daniyar Abulgazin
• Sergey Drozdov
• Alexandr Elke
• Alexandr Gaidukov
• Sergey Gorovoy
• Alexandr Polukhin
• Artemiy Sevostyanov
• Alexandr Shidlovskiy
• Alexandr Shvedov
• Yuriy Smolovyy
• Igor Zagoruiko
• Ivan Zaitsev
• Yevgeniy Zhilyayev

• Head Coach: Askar Orazalinov

[edit] Women's Team Competition

• Preliminary Round (Group A)

• Lost to Greece (6:8)
• Lost to Australia (4:9)
• Lost to Italy (6:8)

• Classification Match

• 7th/8th place: Lost to Canada (4:10) → 8th place

• Team Roster

• Yekaterina Gariyeva
• Marina Gritsenko
• Tatyana Gubina
• Natalya Ignatyeva
• Assel Jakayeva
• Svetlana Khapsalis
• Alyona Klimenko
• Svetlana Koroleva
• Natalya Krassilnikova
• Larissa Mikhailova
• Galina Rytova
• Irina Tolkunova
• Anna Zubkova

• Head Coach: Stanislav Pivovarov

[edit] Officials

• President: Timur Dossymbetov
• Secretary General: Kanat Abishev

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