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Two Belarusians became prize-winners of the World Cup in trampoline jumping in Italy

Belarusians Ekaterina Ershova and Yana Lebedev on October 4 took the top two lines in individual jumps on the ground.

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Two Belarusians became prize-winners of the World Cup in trampoline jumping in Italy

Belarusians Ekaterina Ershova and Yana Lebedeva on October 4 took the top two lines in individual trampoline jumps at the fifth stage of the World Cup in Riccion, Italy, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency reports with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Sport.

In women’s personal competitions were 45 athletes, eight of them made it to today’s final. E. Ershova won gold with 57,100 points, and Y. Lebedeva became the second with a lag of 0.080 points.

In synchronized jumps Leyla Aliyeva together with Y. Lebedeva showed the eighth result. In the same kind of programs for men Stanislav Yaskevich and Andrei Builov also took eighth place.

Photo by Ministry of Sport

Source: Минск-новости ↗

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