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Stavropol citizens collected 14 medals at all-Russian competitions in sports orienteering

Stavropol became the center of sports orientation of Russia

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Stavropol citizens collected 14 medals at all-Russian competitions in sports orienteering

Stavropol became the center of sports orientation of Russia. Here was the championship of Russia, which brought together athletes from 43 regions of the country.

The regional Ministry of physical culture and sports said that the leader in the number of awards was the team of the Vladimir region, won three gold, one silver and one bronze medal.

The tournament also included the All-Russian Orienteering Competitions, where the Stavropol national team won four gold, five silver and five bronze medals.

Earlier it was reported that the boxers of Kabardino-Balkaria won two medals in Anapa.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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