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Belarusian taekwondists won five medals at the international tournament in Warsaw

Warsaw hosted the international tournament Polish Open category G-1 Taekwondo with the participation of Belarusian athletes. This was reported in the press service ...

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Belarusian taekwondists won five medals at the international tournament in Warsaw

Warsaw hosted the international tournament Polish Open category G-1 Taekwondo with the participation of Belarusian athletes. This was reported in the press service of the Ministry of sports, writes sb.by.

Photo by Ministry of Sport
Photo by Ministry of Sport

The best in weight up to 57 kg was our athlete Vitko Julia. Silver medalists were Kozlov Alexander (54 kg) and Plonis Artem (over 87 kg), and bronze took Belavy Nikita (54 kg) and Vladimir Shramuk (63 kg).

It is also noted that the team of Belarus took the first team place.

Belarusian taekwondists won 11 medals at the international tournament in Germany

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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