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Kislovodsk athletes won five medals at the Peaceful Caucasus festival

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Kislovodsk athletes won five medals at the Peaceful Caucasus festival

Pupils of the Romanenko Sports School of Kislovodsk won five medals at the Peaceful Caucasus festival in Vladikavkaz.

In the piggy bank of the team two gold, two silver and one bronze award. Gold took Masha Markov and Danil Davidenko, silver – Peter Goncharenko and Vladimir Kritsky, bronze – Masha Goncharenko.

“The festival is a symbol of the unity and good-neighbourliness of the peoples of our multinational region. It is nice that our guys showed a high level of training, said the head of the city Evgeny Moiseev and congratulated the athletes and their parents, and also thanked the coach Andrey Belikov.

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