The athletes of the National Team of Mongolia achieved remarkable success in 2024, collecting a significant number of medals from the Summer Olympics, Paralympics, continental, and world championships.

The National Team of Mongolia consists of 334 members, including 270 athletes, 60 coaches, and four doctors across 26 summer and winter sports disciplines. This year's highlight achievements included silver from the Summer Olympics won by the Honored Athlete of Mongolia B. Baasankhuu, gold medal from the 2024 Paralympics by Hero of Labor of Mongolia U. Surenjav, and silver medals from the Honored Athletes of Mongolia G. Bolor- Erdene, Ts. Battulga, and the Hero of Labor of Mongolia E. Sodnompeljee. Notably, B. Baasankhuu delivered an exceptional performance this year, winning silver at the Olympics, gold at the World Championships, gold at the Asian Championships, and gold at the "Grand Slam."

In 2024, Mongolian athletes earned five medals at the Olympics and Paralympics: one gold and one bronze at the Adult World Championships, one gold and one silver at the Youth World Championships, and one gold at the Junior World Championships. Additionally, they secured five gold, 11 silver, and 16 bronze medals at the Asian Championships; one gold at the Junior Asian Championships; one gold and five bronze medals at the "Grand Slam"; and two gold, two silver, and seven bronze medals at the Grand Prix tournaments.

Furthermore, at the "Paris 2024" Olympic qualification events, Mongolian athletes won five gold, seven silver, and one bronze medal, while at the World Cup, they claimed three gold, one silver, and two bronze medals.

In total, Mongolia's national team won 79 medals in 2024, including 21 gold, 26 silver, and 32 bronze medals.