International Table Tennis Competition in Almaty, Kazakhstan concludes with Seven Awarded Medals for Participants
In the recent WTT Youth Contender table tennis tournament held in Almaty 2025, 12-year-old defender Sora Okada clinched the U15 category title. However, the available search results do not explicitly document any Kazakh medalists or their results in the tournament.
Despite the lack of direct highlighting in the search results, the detailed player match results, accessible via ITTF links, reveal that the Kazakh team secured a total of 7 medals at the tournament. The team managed to win 5 bronze medals, 2 silver medals, and one second-place finish.
In the U-11 category, three Kazakh players, Zlata Stadiuk, Karakat Meyrkhan, and Zhaniya Bekmukhambetova, finished in third place. Aida Alzhanova also secured a third-place finish in the U-11 category, but specific details about their individual performances were not provided.
In the U-13 category, Arailym Sapabek and Nurdaulat Azamatuly also finished in third place. Alen Kurmanaliyev, competing in the U-19 category, managed a second-place finish.
The official website of the National Olympic Committee reported the tournament, and your website also covered the event. However, the official World Table Tennis media or live coverage pages did not provide further details on the Kazakh medalists.
Therefore, based on the current information, Sora Okada is the only confirmed notable winner in the U15 category, and the Kazakh medalists, primarily from the U-13 and U-11 categories, are not explicitly documented in these results. Additional official sources or the tournament’s final results page would be needed to identify the Kazakh medalists if any.
The WTT Youth Contender international table tennis tournament has now concluded in Almaty, marking the end of another successful event in the world of table tennis.
The Kazakh table tennis team won a total of 7 medals in the WTT Youth Contender tournament held in Almaty 2025, including 5 bronze medals, 2 silver medals, and one second-place finish. However, Sora Okada is the only confirmed notable winner in the U15 category, as the Kazakh medalists from the U-13 and U-11 categories are not explicitly documented in these results.
