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Serpukhov swimmers triumphantly performed at the tournament

Elektrostal hosted the Open Cup of cities of the Eastern suburbs in swimming and underwater sports. The team of the sports school “Russian Bear” (Serpukhov Island) consisting of 50 athletes took part in competitions where 308 swimmers from different regions of Russia competed.

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Serpukhov swimmers triumphantly performed at the tournament

According to the results of the Cup, athletes from Serpukhov won 40 medals, including 18 gold. In the parallel standings of the championship of the Moscow region in underwater sports (swimming in flippers), Serpukhovich received 28 medals, of which 15 were gold.

Coaches made a significant contribution to the success of athletes: Marina Vladimirovna Kaloshina, Alexei Ivanovich Kaloshin and Oksana Viktorovna Semyonova.

Source: SS "Russian Bear".

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