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Athlete from Ossetia Alina Kasabieva became world champion in women’s wrestling

Representative of North Ossetia Alina Kasabieva became the winner of the World Wrestling Championship

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Athlete from Ossetia Alina Kasabieva became world champion in women’s wrestling

Representative of North Ossetia Alina Kasabieva became the winner of the World Wrestling Championship. At the tournament in Kazakhstan, she became the best in the category up to 65 kg. The Ministry of Sport of the Russian Federation noted that this is the first since 2019 “gold” for the women’s team at such competitions.

“This is a worthy result, with a lot of work and a real character behind it. I wish Alina new success, confident victories and all the best! – wrote in the telegram channel the head of the Republic Sergey Menyailo.

Earlier it was reported that the athletes of Karachay-Cherkessia became the winners of the All-Russian competitions in table tennis.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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