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Спортшкола Донецка завоевала медали в Ставрополе

Воспитанники завоевали пять медалей: три золотые, одну серебряную и одну бронзовую

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Спортшкола Донецка завоевала медали в Ставрополе

В Ставрополе завершились межрегиональные соревнования по всестилевому каратэ, посвящённые Герою России Максиму Шикину. Донецк представляла спортивная школа № 11. Воспитанники завоевали пять медалей: три золотые, одну серебряную и одну бронзовую.

Как рассказал глава Донецка Алексей Кулемзин в своём канале в национальном мессенджере MAX, Дарья Золотухина - золото; Богдан Невечеря - золото и серебро; София Лысенко - золото и бронза.

«Поздравляем каратистов с отличным выступлением! Желаем новых побед, силы духа и упорства!», - написал градоначальник.

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