Universiade Bronze Medal
One of the team's first notable medals, earned at the prestigious Mongolian Student Sports Grand Games.

CITI University fields the "CITI Ayanga" men's and women's basketball teams. Founded in 2014, the team has become one of the premier programs in Mongolian student basketball — winning the Student League three consecutive years for the first time in history from 2014–2017, and claiming their 4th championship title in 2024.
2014 · Year Founded
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The CITI Ayanga team has claimed silver and bronze medals at the Mongolia University Universiade, a gold medal at the Sukhbaatar District Student Sports Tournament IV basketball championship, and a gold medal at the Snickers League — establishing a powerful identity in student sports.
In 2023–2024, the men's 'CITI Ayanga I' team won the Division I title of the Mongolian Student League, while 'CITI Ayanga II' claimed a bronze medal in Division II.
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CITI Ayanga won the National Student League title in 2015–2016, then claimed runner-up honours in 2016–2017. By winning again in 2017–2018, the team became the first in Mongolian student basketball history to win three consecutive championships.
Achievements at the Universiade, Student League, district competitions, and international student championships showcase CITI Ayanga's competitive excellence.
One of the team's first notable medals, earned at the prestigious Mongolian Student Sports Grand Games.
Claimed the gold medal; G.Sarankhu named Best Player of the tournament.
Earned silver in basketball at Universiade 2017, confirming the team's consistent excellence.
'CITI Ayanga I' was crowned league champions for the 4th time in 2024.
Earned a bronze medal at the Mongolian Student Sports Grand Games (Universiade).
Won the gold medal; CITI Ayanga athlete G.Sarankhu named Best Player.
Won the Sukhbaatar District Student Sports IV championship, earned silver at Universiade 2017, and claimed the Student League runner-up title.
Won a bronze at the National Student Championship, then won the league again — becoming the first team in Mongolian student basketball history to win three consecutive titles. G.Bold named Best Player.
Won the Mongolian Student League bronze medal in 2018–2019; in 2019–2020 team captain T.Tsogbadrakh received the President of Mongolia's named scholarship.
The men's 'CITI Ayanga I' won Division I of the Mongolian Student League, while 'CITI Ayanga II' won bronze in Division II. Multiple coach, MVP, and All-Star awards were also received.
The Mongolian national student team, competing under the CITI University name, won a bronze medal at the FISU-AUB Asian University Basketball Championship.
CITI Ayanga's achievements extend beyond team results. Athletes and coaches have been recognised with seasonal, finals, all-star, and named scholarship awards.
2015–2016 National Student League Best Player.
2016–2017 Student League Runner-Up Best Player.
2023–2024 Mongolian Student League 'Best Coach'.
N.Erdene received Season MVP; B.Margad received Finals MVP.
Named center on the 'CITI Ayanga I' All-Star Starting Five.
Mongolian Student League 'All-Star Team' point guard.
CITI Ayanga's men's and women's volleyball teams compete in the Mongolian Student Volleyball League. The 'Ayanga' name represents CITI University not only on the basketball court, but across multiple student sports disciplines.