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In Livny, more than 200 athletes ran the cross of memory of Alla Yeremina

In the Orel region in Livny city competitions in athletics cross

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In Livny, more than 200 athletes ran the cross of memory of Alla Yeremina

In the Orel region in Livny city competitions in athletics cross were held. They were dedicated to the memory of the master of sports of the USSR Alla Yeremina and took place on the territory of the Komsomolsky Park yesterday, October 8.

According to the channel “Eagle Live | News of the Eagle and the region” in the national messenger MAX, more than 200 athletes from schools, enterprises and organizations of Lieven took part in the races. Distances for different ages ranged from 500 to 2000 meters. The winners received medals and certificates.

According to the publication “Livny”. The county city, the team results will be summed up within two weeks, after which the best teams will be awarded with cups and diplomas.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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