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Pyatigorsk fencers won awards in Adygea

From October 2 to October 6, Interregional fencing competitions dedicated to Adygea Day were held in the village of Enem, where athletes from eight regions of Russia became participants

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Pyatigorsk fencers won awards in Adygea

From October 2 to October 6, Interregional fencing competitions dedicated to Adygea Day were held in the village of Enem, where athletes from eight regions of Russia became participants.

The Stavropol region was adequately represented by nine pupils of the fencing department of the Pyatigorsk sports school of the Olympic reserve No. 5.

The administration of the resort city said that Lika Morozova won the “silver” in the personal standings, and the women’s team consisting of Lika Morozova, Victoria Roshchina and Alexandra Chalchenko took third place.

Earlier it was reported that the senior district commissioner of Nalchik became the winner of the all-Russian competitions.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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