Results of the Russian Karate Cup in Supsekh
From October 10 to 14, the Russian Karate Cup (Deaf sport) took place in Supsekh village, Anapa, Krasnodar Krai. A total of 41 participants from ten regions across the country competed for medals: Perm Krai, Kaliningrad, Kaluga, Moscow, Rostov, Ryazan, Tula Oblasts, Moscow, and the Republic of Crimea. The opening ceremony warmly welcomed everyone, with good wishes extended by Igor Vikulov, Head of the Department of Physical Education and Sports of the municipality of Anapa, Alexander Savelev, Chairman of the ARSFSD of Krasnodar Krai, and Antonina Novikova, Chief Referee of the competition.
On the first day, competitions in Kata disciplines and weight categories fights were held. In contrast to the Russian Championship in May, the women's events were slightly reduced, with fewer participants in weight categories. Without the presence of the multiple champion from St. Petersburg, Polina Borisova, this time the winner in the women's category was Anna Sharandova from the Kaliningrad Oblast. The men's competition was highly competitive, with Danil Verichev representing both the Rostov Oblast and the Republic of Crimea standing out.
The Moscow team secured the most medals, returning home with nine awards. In terms of gold medals, however, it was the Kaliningrad Oblast that came out on top, with four gold medals and a brilliant performance at the tournament.
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Kata results. Women: |
Kata results. Men:
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1st place — Irina Krivova (Moscow) |
1st place — Vladimir Shambarov (Moscow Oblast)
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2nd place — Liudmila Zaborovskaia (Kaliningrad Oblast) |
2nd place — Timofei Gusev (Moscow)
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3rd place — Alina Moskaleva (Tula Oblast) |
3rd place — Sergei Tetiushkin (Moscow)
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3rd place — Valeria Nedelko (Tula Oblast) |
3rd place — Kirill Novikov (Kaliningrad Oblast)
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Women: up to 61 kg. |
Men: up to 60 kg:
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1st place — Tatiana Churiakova (Samara Oblast) |
1st place — Kirill Novikov (Kaliningrad Oblast)
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2nd place — Olga Urbutite (Kaliningrad Oblast) |
2nd place — Orif Khalilov (Moscow)
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3rd place — Anastasia Khromenkova (Moscow) |
3rd place — Vladimir Shambarov (Moscow Oblast)
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Women: up to 68 kg. |
Men: up to 67 kg:
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1st place — Liudmila Zabrovskaia (Kaliningrad Oblast) |
1st place — Denis Lobanov (Kaluga Oblast)
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2nd place — Irina Krivova (Moscow) |
2nd place — Vladimir Iaroslavtsev (Kaliningrad Oblast)
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3rd place — Evgeniia Alistratova (Moscow)
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Women: from 68 kg. |
Men: up to 75 kg:
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1st place — Anna Sharandova (Kaliningrad Oblast) |
1st place — Artem Ulanov (Kaluga Oblast)
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2nd place — Daria Zakirova (Moscow) |
2nd place — Iurii Riabinin (Perm Oblast)
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Absolute category. Women: |
Men: up to 84 kg:
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1st place — Anna Sharandova (Kaliningrad Oblast)
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1st place — Danil Verichev (Rostov Oblast/Republic of Crimea)
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2nd place — Liudmila Zabrovskaya (Kaliningrad Oblast) |
2nd place — Danila Boborikin (Ryazan Oblast)
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3rd place — Tatiana Churiakova (Samara Oblast)
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Men: from 84 kg:
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3rd place — Daria Zakirova (Moscow)
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1st place — Sergei Tetiushkin (Moscow)
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2nd place — Ilia Frantsuzov (Kaluga Oblast)
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3rd place — Vasilii Rodnov (Moscow)
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3rd place — Timofei Gusev (Moscow)
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Absolute category. Men:
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1st place — Danil Verichev (Rostov Oblast/Republic of Crimea)
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2nd place — Danila Boborikin (Ryazan Oblast)
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3rd place — Denis Lobanov (Kaluga Oblast)
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3rd place — Artem Ulanov (Kaluga Oblast)
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Results of the overall team standings:
1st place — Moscow;
2nd place — Kaliningrad Oblast;
3rd place — Kaluga Oblast.
Text: Maria Mazhenina, Nurlan Tazhigulov
Photo: Danil Silchenko
Translation: Daria Kudelina
