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Orel Orienteering won 7 medals in Stavropol

Stavropol hosted the Russian Championship and All-Russian Orienteering Competitions

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Orel Orienteering won 7 medals in Stavropol

Stavropol hosted the Russian Championship and the All-Russian Orienteering Competitions. At the start came 580 athletes from more than 38 regions of the country. Representatives of Orel region also took part.

According to the results of 4 days of competitions, winners and prize-winners at different distances were determined. As noted in the Center of physical culture and sports events, our countrymen won 7 medals: 1 silver and 6 bronze. Anastasia Lobanova three times climbed to the third step of the pedestal and became a silver medalist, Anastasia Soboleva won two bronze awards, and Egor Erokhin – one.

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