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Ukraine's Youth Athletes Compete in Swimming, Badminton, and Futsal on November 3 at Dakar's 4th Youth Olympic Games

Молоді спортсмени України демонструють свої навички у плаванні, бадмінтоні та футзалі на IV Юнацьких Олімпійських іграх в Дакарі 3 листопада. Photo: НОК

Events on November 3 at the 4th Summer Youth Olympic Games in Dakar

On November 3, the third day of competition at the 4th Summer Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Ukraine's national team will participate in three sports: swimming, badminton, and futsal. This day promises to be full of excitement and key moments for the young Ukrainian athletes.

Competition Schedule

  • Swimming qualification heats for the 100m backstroke will feature Ukrainian swimmer Kyrylo Malesik, starting at 12:34 Kyiv time.

  • At 14:00 Kyiv time, Varvara Poperezhay will take part in the group stage matches of the badminton tournament.

  • The day will conclude with a futsal match at 17:30 Kyiv time, where Ukraine's girls' team will face off against Fiji.

All events will be broadcast live on the Suspilne Sport channel and can also be followed via the National Olympic Committee of Ukraine's website. Real-time results will be accessible on the official Games website. Please note all times are listed in Kyiv time.

This day marks a crucial opportunity for Ukraine’s young athletes to showcase their talents on the international stage. Strong performances in swimming, badminton, and futsal could inspire the next generation of sports enthusiasts in Ukraine and contribute to the growth of youth sports culture nationwide. Following these competitions provides valuable insight into the future of Ukrainian athletics.

As Ukraine's young athletes strive for success in Dakar, it's also worth noting the country's preparations for future competitions. The upcoming 2026 Summer Youth Olympic Games will see 38 promising athletes representing Ukraine, showcasing the nation's commitment to fostering talent and sports development. This focus on youth sports not only highlights the current events but also sets the stage for the future of Ukrainian athletics.