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Orel karate players won 8 medals at all-Russian competitions

All-Russian Kyokushin competitions “Great Confrontation” were held in Moscow

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Orel karate players won 8 medals at all-Russian competitions

In Moscow, the All-Russian Kyokushin competitions “Great Confrontation” were held. About 1500 athletes from different regions of the country participated in the tournament. Orel region was represented by pupils of coaches Alexander Kantariya, Ruslan Belikov, Pavel Rumyantsev and Nikolai Moiseev. This is reported by the Center for physical culture and sports events.

Competitions were held in three disciplines: individual and team kata, as well as Kumite. As a result of the performances, Oryol athletes won 8 medals.

Gold received Vitaly Vilkova and Ilya Aksyutin. Silver winners were Danila Butyaev and Artem Serezhin. Bronze medals were won by Arthur Samofalov, Ekaterina Andreeva, Vasilisa Kolosova and Artem Savchenko.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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