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In the Smolensk district summed up the results of school athletics cross

Within the framework of the Spartakiad of students, the municipal stage of athletics cross was held, in which teams from 7 schools of the Smolensk district took part

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In the Smolensk district summed up the results of school athletics cross

Within the framework of the Spartakiad of students, a municipal stage of athletics cross was held, in which teams from 7 schools of the Smolensk district took part. According to the results of the competition, the Pechersk school won, the Prigorsk school took the second place, and the Katyn school closed the top three leaders.

The district team, formed from the best athletes of the Pechersk, Kasplyansk, Katyn and Trudilovsky schools, will present the municipal formation at the regional stage, which will be held on September 24 in Yartsev.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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