Water Polo - Team Uzbekistan

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Water Polo

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	KHAFIZOVA MKHAFIZOVA Madinabonu	173 cm	5 Mar 2001
2	GAVASHELASHVILI EGAVASHELASHVILI Elena	182 cm	23 Jun 2007
3	YUSUPOVA KYUSUPOVA Khilola	169 cm	12 Sep 2006
4	ANDRYAKHINA SANDRYAKHINA Sofiya	168 cm	9 Apr 2009
5	SALAMATOVA ASALAMATOVA Aziza	164 cm	5 Apr 2007
6	VERKLOVA AVERKLOVA Aleksa	166 cm	22 Feb 2010
7	ASILBEKOVA MASILBEKOVA Makhpal	165 cm	28 Aug 2007
8	MURATOVA VMURATOVA Valeriya	180 cm	20 Apr 2004
9	GABZALILOVA AGABZALILOVA Amilya	166 cm	24 Jul 2004
10	MURTAZAEVA KMURTAZAEVA Komila	169 cm	24 Aug 2008
11	AKHMADKHANOVA NAKHMADKHANOVA Nikhola	172 cm	6 Dec 2005
12	LOGUTOVA KLOGUTOVA Kristina	168 cm	27 Apr 2004
13	AZIZOVA AAZIZOVA Aziza	167 cm	27 Sep 2004

Team Officials

Function	Name
Head Coach	SADIKOV ASADIKOV Akbar

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Water Polo	Women	6

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Huanglong Sports Centre Swimming & Diving Centre	Women's Round Robin #1 CHN People's Republic of China 33 UZB Uzbekistan 5	Finished
	Huanglong Sports Centre Swimming & Diving Centre	Women's Round Robin #4 UZB Uzbekistan 18 KOR Republic of Korea 8	Finished
	Huanglong Sports Centre Swimming & Diving Centre	Women's Round Robin #8 UZB Uzbekistan 11 THA Thailand 17	Finished
	Huanglong Sports Centre Swimming & Diving Centre	Women's Round Robin #12 UZB Uzbekistan 7 JPN Japan 37	Finished
	Huanglong Sports Centre Swimming & Diving Centre	Women's Round Robin #18 SGP Singapore 14 UZB Uzbekistan 11	Finished
	Huanglong Sports Centre Swimming & Diving Centre	Women's Round Robin #20 KAZ Kazakhstan 16 UZB Uzbekistan 8	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
Asian Games
3	2010	Guangzhou, CHN
4	2014	Incheon, KOR
World Championship
15	2009	Rome, ITA
15	2005	Montreal, QC, CAN
16	2013	Barcelona, ESP
16	2011	Shanghai, CHN
Asian Swimming Championship
3	2012	Dubai, UAE
4	2016	Tokyo, JPN
Asian Water Polo Championship
3	2023	Singapore, SIN
3	2009	Changshu, CHN

Team Overview

General
Uzbekistan won a bronze medal at the inaugural Asian Games women's water polo tournament in 2010. Despite losses to the People's Republic of China and Kazakhstan, victory against India was enough to claim third place in the four-team round-robin tournament in Guangzhou.

The team narrowly missed out on replicating that result four years later in Incheon, securing wins against Singapore and Hong Kong, China but losing to all three medal-winning teams [the People's Republic of China, Japan, and Kazakhstan] to end the round-robin tournament in fourth position.

The Uzbekistani team placed third of four teams at the 2023 Asian Water Polo Championships in Singapore, with their two victories coming against Thailand and Singapore. They lost both the matches they played against tournament winners Kazakhstan.

The team participated in four editions of the world championships between 2005 and 2013, with a highest finish of 15th [2005 and 2009].

Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event