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Teams from Buryatia won two gold and silver of the Cup of Russia in minivolo

Athletes from Buryatia won two gold and one silver medal at the Russian Cup in minivolley, which took place on October 24-25 in Upper Pyshma, Sverdlovsk region

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Teams from Buryatia won two gold and silver of the Cup of Russia in minivolo

Athletes from Buryatia won two gold and one silver medal at the Russian Cup in minivolley, which was held on October 24-25 in Upper Pyshma, Sverdlovsk region. More than 300 athletes participated in the tournament, six teams represented the republic.

Gold medals were won by the women’s team “Hurricane” in the category 160+ and the team “Spring 03” in the category “mix 240+”. The silver medalist was the team “Baikal”, who performed in the category “mix 260”.

The Minister of Sports of Buryatia Ivan Kozyrev congratulated the athletes on the results and wished them new victories.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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