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Lipetsk judokas took silver at the Moscow “Battle of cities”

The team from Lipetsk took second place in the judo tournament “Battle of the Cities”, which was held in Moscow on November 5 and 6

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Lipetsk judokas took silver at the Moscow “Battle of cities”

The team from Lipetsk took second place in the judo tournament “Battle of Cities”, which was held in Moscow on November 5 and 6. Young men up to 15 years old participated in the competition.

Representatives of eight cities fought for the awards: Moscow, Fryazino, Ryazan, Khimok, Kaliningrad, Lipetsk, Ufa and Tula. The Lipetsk region was represented by 14 athletes.

As a result of the tournament, the Lipetsk team won silver medals. This result was a recognition of the training of young judokas and their performance at competitions that gathered participants from different regions of the country.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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