Upcoming hockey event.
The Kazakhstan Cup youth tournament is set to commence on August 31st and conclude on September 7th, with the finals taking place in Ust-Kamenogorsk on September 6-7. The tournament will see eleven teams compete for the trophy, including newcomers "Turan Tigers."
The event will be spread across three cities: Nur-Sultan, Oral, and Ust-Kamenogorsk. Group "A" matches will take place in Nur-Sultan, featuring "Astana," "Barys," "Karmet," and "Gornyak." Group "B" matches will be held in Oral, with "Sunkar," "Aktobe," and "Jas Batiyr" taking part. Group "C" matches will take place in Ust-Kamenogorsk, featuring "Torpedo," "Almaty," "Kulager," and "Turan Tigers."
It's worth noting that matches against the last-placed teams in Groups "A" and "C" will not be counted in the final tally. The preliminary round matches will determine the teams that advance to the semi-finals. The top four teams from the preliminary round will qualify for the semi-finals.
The defending champion is participating in the tournament, but the specific location for the tournament finals is different from the locations for the preliminary round matches. The tournament structure includes a preliminary round followed by semi-finals and finals. The outcome of the preliminary round will influence the teams that advance to the semi-finals.
For those seeking precise details about the Kazakhstan Cup youth tournament (schedule, groups, semi-final qualification), it is recommended to consult the official Kazakhstan Football Federation website or their communications, as they are the authoritative source for such tournaments. No detailed group compositions or qualification rules for the youth cup appear in the current public and indexed search data.
While the Kazakhstan Football Federation is active with youth national teams (U-19, U-21), no explicit, detailed youth cup format or schedule for 2025 was found in the sources. If you are asking about tennis or boxing youth events in Kazakhstan, the available data relates only to separate tournaments such as the M15 Astana tennis event or the World Boxing Championships schedule but not to youth Kazakhstan Cup formats or criteria.
The defending champion of the Kazakhstan Hockey Cup is "Torpedo." This football tournament promises to be an exciting event, with teams vying for the trophy and the chance to be crowned the Kazakhstan Cup youth champion. Stay tuned for updates as the tournament progresses.
The tournament in Ust-Kamenogorsk on September 6-7 will not only determine the Kazakhstan Cup youth champion but also features a hockey team, "Turan Tigers." Hockey matches will be held as part of Group "C" in the city where the finals will be held.
