Under the guidance of head coach Kanybek Bikboev, the national team demonstrated a high level of preparation, returning from the competition with nine medals, including three gold, two silver, and four bronze.
Winners in their weight categories included:
Aruuke Bikboeva (up to 36 kg),
Jandos Baymanhambekov (up to 40 kg);
Binazir Mustafaqulova (up to 65 kg).
Silver medals were awarded to:
Ayana Jusupova (up to 47 kg)
Shamil Bazarbaev (up to 60 kg).
Bronze medals were won by:
Nurislam Mustafaqulov (up to 57 kg);
Temir Bikboev (up to 65 kg);
Jafar Ibaidulaev (up to 70 kg);
Syymyk Tavaldiyev (up to 63 kg).
It was reported that "The tournament was organized to develop and popularize pencak silat — traditional martial arts of Indonesia and Malaysia, which include techniques for fighting with and without weapons, based on the martial traditions of Indonesia."
