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T. Tögskhüslen wins Mongolia's first medal at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games

Tögskhüslen took bronze in the men's 55 kg judo, beating Botay Arno Yafunga of the Olympic Refugee Team by ippon.

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T. Tögskhüslen (second from right) on the podium for the men's 55 kg judo at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. Image: Zogii.mn
T. Tögskhüslen (second from right) on the podium for the men's 55 kg judo at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. Image: Zogii.mn

Tungalag Tögskhüslen won bronze in the men's 55 kg judo on the first day of competition at the 4th Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal, giving Mongolia its first medal of the Games. It is the first time the Youth Olympics have been held in Africa.

According to Zogii.mn, Tögskhüslen faced Botay Arno Yafunga of the IOC Olympic Refugee Team (EOR) in the bronze-medal contest. He opened with an armlock attempt in groundwork and then threw his opponent with a seoi-otoshi to win by ippon.

Gold in the category went to Ibrahim Talibov of Azerbaijan and silver to Jona Zvorc of Croatia, while Elisha Zimba of Zambia took the other bronze.

Tögskhüslen was Mongolia's flag-bearer at the opening ceremony. According to News Room, he won silver at the 2025 Cadet World Championships and gold at the 2026 Cadet World Championships.

Африк тивд анх удаа зохион байгуулагдаж буй Залуучуудын зуны IV олимпын наадмын нээлтийн маргааш буюу тэмцээний эхний өдөр Монгол Улсын баг тамирчид медалийн салхийг хагаллаа. Тус жингийн алтан медалийг Азербайжаны Ибрахим Талибов хүртсэн бол мөнгөн медалийг Хорватын Ёна Зворк,

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Т. ТӨГСХҮСЛЭН ЗАЛУУЧУУДЫН ОЛИМПЫН ХҮРЭЛ МЕДАЛЬТАН БОЛЛОО. Сенегал улсын Дакар хотноо үргэлжилж буй Залуучуудын IV олимпын наадмын жүдо бөхийн эрэгтэйчүүдийн 55 кг-ын жинд Монгол Улсын тамирчин Т. Төгсхүслэн хүрэл медаль хүртлээ. Тэрбээр 2025 оны өсвөр үеийн УАШТ-ий мөнгөн медаль,

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