Today, snowboarders competed in the big-air discipline at the Olympic Reserve Sports School for Alpine Skiing. Amid enthusiastic cheers from fans, athletes launched off a large springboard, performing mesmerizing tricks in mid-air. Judges evaluated participants based on the complexity, execution, and aesthetics of their performances.

Final results:

Women:

1st place - Ella Shevlyakova (Novosibirsk region)

2nd place - Alina Solovieva (Moscow region)

3rd place - Milena Lanina (Moscow)

Men:

1st place - Ilya Penkov (Novosibirsk region)

2nd place - Nikita Goryachev (Moscow)

3rd place - Nikita Bocharov (Novosibirsk region)

Meanwhile, the ice hockey tournament concluded at the City Sports Palace. In the first match of the day, the Sverdlovsk team secured the bronze medals with a 5:1 victory over the Tver team. The final match featured a clash between the Moscow and Novosibirsk region teams, long-standing rivals in national championships. The Novosibirsk team dominated the game, outplaying Moscow with a decisive 10:1 victory to claim the gold medals. The winners and prize-winners were awarded by ARSFSD President Dmitry Rebrov and First Vice-President Vyacheslav Ershov.

In alpine skiing, athletes competed in the giant slalom discipline. Despite windy conditions delaying the start, the favorites delivered strong performances. Karina Gaidamashchuk from the Sakhalin Region dominated the women's race, finishing several seconds ahead of her rivals. In the men's race, the competition was fierce, with the winners separated by mere hundredths of a second.

Results:

Women:

1st place - Karina Gaidamashchuk (Sakhalin region)

2nd place - Angelina Khamitsevich (Republic of Bashkortostan)

3rd place - Svetlana Voronina (Moscow region)

Men:

1st place - Pavel Kazakov (Moscow region)

2nd place - Kirill Gaidamashchuk (Sakhalin region)

3rd place - Zulfir Zainullin (Republic of Bashkortostan).

The final matches of the men's futsal tournament took place today under the "We are together. Sport" framework. The results were as follows:

Moscow - St. Petersburg 4:5

Samara region - Astrakhan region 10:4

Voronezh region - Sverdlovsk region 14:1

Voronezh confirmed their status as the strongest team in the country, while Novosibirsk secured second place, and St. Petersburg claimed the bronze medals.

Final Standings:

1st place - Voronezh region

2nd place - Novosibirsk region

3rd place - St. Petersburg

In curling, the final group matches were held, with the play-offs set to begin tomorrow. The results are as follows:

Mixed pairs:

Moscow-Chelyabinsk region 10:2

Krasnoyarsk region-Tomsk region 6:4

Republic of Bashkortostan-Udmurt Republic 4:10

St. Petersburg-Novosibirsk region 7:5

Women:

Udmurt Republic-Tomsk region 2:9

Republic of Bashkortostan-St. Petersburg 1:7

Moscow-Chelyabinsk region 12:2

Krasnoyarsk Krai-Kaliningrad region 5:4

Men:

Krasnoyarsk Krai-Moscow3:4

Chelyabinsk region-Republic of Bashkortostan 6:4

St Petersburg-Novosibirsk region 3:5

Tomsk region-Udmurt Republic 7:4

In chess, the men's teams completed their 4th round of competition. Tomorrow, the women's teams will take over the multi-day baton.

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Text: Nurlan Tazhigulov, Andrei Popov

Photo: Sofia Rumiantseva, press service of the Ministry of Sport of the Republic of Bashkortostan

Translation: Daria Kudelina