On August 13, the first OSFSG Open 3x3 Microfutsal Cup for the deaf was held in Tula on the first-class parquet of the Tulitsa sports complex. Microfutsal is a discipline not currently included in the official list of sports for the deaf but one with significant potential for development. Its main differences are the three-player teams, the absence of goalkeepers, and the use of small goals (80 by 70 centimetres). Four women's teams (Moscow-1, Moscow-2, Moscow Oblast, and Tula...

From June 1 to 5, St. Petersburg hosted the OSFSG Open Cup for men's water polo teams, White Nights. The competition took place at the Centre for Adaptive Physical Culture and Adaptive Sports in St. Petersburg. At one time, water polo was included in the program of several Deaflympics, but it never became a permanent Deaflympic sport. However, enthusiasts of this thrilling discipline continue to promote and develop it systematically. This tournament was held specifically to popularize water polo...

Fr om January 4 to 5, in Zelenograd, at the sports complex “Record”, the ARSFSD Open Cup on floorball (deaf sport) took place. Floorball is a young and rapidly developing discipline that belongs to the hockey family. In this team game, players use a plastic ball and special hockey sticks to compete on a hard, flat floor. The event was a true meeting of old friends who play hockey and football, wh ere the heat of passion and the thrill of competition was felt at every step. The...

On November 30th, 2022, in Moscow, the ARSFSD Cup of computer sports for the deaf took place at the largest gaming club in Europe — “COLIZEUM Shelepikha”. The event attracted more than 200 participants from various cities across the country. The event was organized by the All-Russian Sports Federation of the Deaf with the support of the All-Russian Federation of Computer Sports for the Deaf, the public organization DEAFESG, the Moscow Deaf Sports Federation, and the Cybersports Club “COLIZEUM”...