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03/28/2026

Today, on 15 February, the final competitions of the All-Russian Winter Spartakiade for Deaf Sports in curling and chess concluded in the capital of the Republic of Bashkortostan. The last three sets of awards were contested on the ice of the Ishimbay-Arena in curling. The excitement reached its peak as teams battled fiercely for the coveted medals. It is worth noting that in all curling disciplines, eight teams competed, with only the top four advancing to the medal rounds. ...
02/15/2025

Today, the Spartakiade featured competitions in alpine skiing, curling, snowboarding, futsal, and chess. At the Metallurg-Magnitogorsk Alpine Ski Centre, the final slalom competitions concluded. Karina Gaidamashchuk from Sakhalin and Pavel Kazakov from the Moscow Region once again proved their dominance, each securing their fifth gold medal! Women’s Slalom Results: 1st place - Karina Gaidamashchuk (Sakhalin Region) 2nd place - Angelina Khamitsevich (Republic...
02/14/2025

In Ufa, beneath the grand arches of the city’s Sports Palace, the closing ceremony of the All-Russian Winter Spartakiade in Deaf Sports took place with great solemnity. The artistic segment of the ceremony paid tribute to the collective image of a sports coach—a dedicated individual who devotes their life to physical culture and sport, inspiring their students with a passion for athletics and instilling in them the determination to persevere. The performance was enhanced by vibrant special effects...
02/14/2025

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)...
02/13/2025

Today, on February 12, as part of the All-Russian Winter Spartakiade for Deaf Sports, one set of awards was contested. At the slopes of the "Metallurg-Magnitogorsk" skiing center, the third day of alpine skiing competitions took place, where athletes competed in the supercombination discipline, which included super-G and slalom runs. The favorites maintained their positions from the previous day. Results: Women: 1st place - Karina Gaidamashchuk (Sakhalin...
02/12/2025

The fifth competition day of the All-Russian Winter Spartakiade for Deaf Sports continues to impress with its variety of sports disciplines. This morning, on the slopes of the Olympic reserve sports school, alpine skiers and snowboarders kicked off the board-cross competition. The judges determined the final rankings based on two timed attempts to complete the course. The winners and medalists were awarded by Dmitry Rebrov, President of the All-Russian Sports Federation of Sports of the Deaf. We’re...
02/11/2025

The fourth competition day of the All-Russian Winter Deaf Sports Spartakiade was filled with intense passion, despite the frosty weather. Medals were awarded in three disciplines: alpine skiing, snowboarding, and cross-country skiing. On the slopes of the Metallurg Ski Centre, the first alpine skiing events began after a brief opening ceremony. In the downhill discipline, 21 athletes from 8 regions competed. Participants raced down the slopes with incredible speed, showcasing their skills...
02/10/2025

Today, February 9, marked the fourth day of competition at the All-Russian Winter Spartakiade of Deaf Sports. The snowboarding events kicked off on the slopes of the Olympic Reserve Sports School for Alpine Skiing. Athletes competed in the parallel giant slalom, showcasing their skills as they raced down the snow-covered slopes. Despite a few unfortunate falls, the participants remained optimistic, buoyed by the enthusiastic support of their fans. Results: Men:...
02/09/2025

The welcoming speech of Dmitry Rebrov, President of the All-Russian Sports Federation of Sports of the Deaf, to the participants, organisers, and guests of the All-Russian Spartakiade between the regions of the Russian Federation among persons with disabilities without upper age limit in winter disciplines of “Deaf Sports.” Good evening, Ufa! Good evening, Russia! Good evening, dear colleagues and friends! I am sincerely grateful to the Minister of Sports of the Russian...
02/08/2025

The third day of the All-Russian Winter Spartakiade for Deaf Sports unfolded in Bashkiria with thrilling competitions across various disciplines. The day’s only medal events took place at the ski-biathlon complex, where teams competed in the team sprint. Skiers, alternating in pairs, raced in a freestyle format over a 1.4 km distance. Both the women’s and men’s events were dominated by teams from the Komi Republic, who secured the top two spots in each category. In the women’s race, the Moscow team...
02/08/2025

Today, the Ufa Wrestling Palace hosted the opening ceremony of the first All-Russian Winter Spartakiade of Deaf Sports, titled “We Are Together. Sport”. Over 800 of the nation’s strongest athletes gathered in the capital of Bashkortostan to showcase their strength, determination, and unwavering pursuit of victory. The ceremony was attended by distinguished guests, including Ruslan Habibov, Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of the Republic of Bashkortostan and Minister of Sports;...
02/08/2025

Today, February 7, the cross-country skiing competitions kicked off at the Olympic Reserve Biathlon Sports School of the Republic of Bashkortostan as part of the All-Russian Winter Spartakiade. Twenty-eight athletes fr om eight regions across the country — Republics of Komi, Karelia, and Bashkortostan, Moscow, Vladimir, Penza, and Kirov regions, as well as the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug — began their battle for the title of the strongest. In the women’s classic sprint, a dramatic showdown...
02/07/2025

Starting February 6, Ufa has been buzzing with excitement! The welcoming capital of Bashkortostan is hosting the nation’s top deaf athletes, coaches, volunteers, and fans, who have been arriving in droves from every corner of the country — from Kaliningrad to Kamchatka. The local organizing team has been hard at work, with staff warmly greeting guests at the airport and train stations before escorting them to their hotels. Meanwhile, the credentials committee is busy verifying documents...
02/06/2025

The countdown has begun for one of the most anticipated and vibrant events of the year—the All-Russian Winter Spartakiade among subjects of the Russian Federation for athletes with disabilities. This event, which has no upper age limit, will feature winter disciplines in deaf sports and is set to take place in Ufa. According to estimates, approximately 800 participants from 30 regions across Russia are expected to gather in the capital of Bashkortostan for these prestigious winter competitions. ...
02/05/2025

On January 23, the working meeting on preparation and carrying out of the All-Russian Spartakiade between subjects of the Russian Federation on winter disciplines of deaf sports took place in the Government House of the Republic of Bashkortostan. The meeting was chaired by Ruslan Khabibov, the Minister of Sports of the Republic of Bashkortostan, and attended by Maxim Urazov, Director of the Department of Physical Culture and Mass Sports of the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation...
01/24/2025