Tokyo Summer Deaflympics Diary (Day Eleven): The Home Stretch
Today, November 25th, on the final competition day of the 25th Summer Deaflympics in Tokyo, our athletes won five gold medals, as well as one silver and one bronze. An excellent finish! Let's take turns recounting the splendid victories of our athletes, who, despite all difficulties, achieved astonishing results!
Let's start with news fr om the mountain bikers. Early in the morning at the cycling sports center, the mountain bikers faced their final and most challenging test in the XCO...
11/25/2025
Tokyo Summer Deaflympics Diary (Day Ten): Another Gold Rush!
Monday morning continued to delight us with wonderful news fr om Japan — medal after medal! Today, tennis masters Dmitry Dolzhenkov and Vladislav Abramov, having gone through all stages undefeated, became champions of the 25th Summer Deaflympics in men's doubles!
In the final match, they secured a confident victory over German opponents Niklas Koehler and Luca Steen with a score of 6:2, 6:1. By the way, the Games are not over for Dmitry yet — he still has another final match in singles...
11/24/2025
Tokyo Summer Deaflympics Diary (Day Nine): A Hail of Medals!
This morning, the Komazawa Olympic Park, Tokyo, was once again the scene of intense athletic battles. Yugra's own Ardashir Mumindzhanov brought us joy again. Having already won his first Games gold in the decathlon on November 18th, today he became a champion once more, this time in the pole vault, solidifying his absolute leadership in this discipline for all to see!
In the finals, our athlete competed against the world's strongest deaf track and field athletes, capable of clearing heights...
11/23/2025
On the Courts of Tolyatti: Results of the National Tennis Championship
Fr om 1 to 9 June, the strongest tennis players of the country in 2025 were determined at the Tolyatti Tennis Centre health complex in Tolyatti. Forty-four athletes from nine regions took part in the tournament.
The opening ceremony was attended by Sergey Dorkichev, Chairman of the Samara Region Sports Federation, Valery Vykhodtsev, Senior Coach of the Russian National Tennis Team, and Andrey Zimin, Head of the Samara Region Tennis Federation. The guests of honour addressed the audience...
06/11/2025
National Championship: Small Racket Masters in Orenburg
From May 13 to 19, the Orenburg Table Tennis Centre “Fakel-Gazprom” hosted the Russian Deaf Sports Championship of the same name. The participants in this qualifying sporting event were 58 of the best small racket masters from 13 regions of the country - Moscow, St. Petersburg, the Chuvash Republic, Novosibirsk, Moscow, Leningrad, Kemerovo, Yaroslavl, Smolensk, Kaluga, Orenburg, Chelyabinsk, and Nizhny Novgorod regions.
The first day saw the start of the team competitions, in which 18...
05/21/2025
Table Tennis Stars Shine in Chuvashia
From February 17 to 22, the capital of the Chuvash Republic hosted the Russian Table Tennis Championship (deaf sport) among boys and girls in two age categories: under 16 and under 19 years old. The event took place at the Soldatova Sports School of Olympic Reserve, which specializes in table tennis and archery.
The tournament brought together 64 young table tennis talents from 14 regions across Russia, including Moscow, Kemerovo, Novosibirsk, Orenburg, Chelyabinsk, Vologda, Nizhny Novgorod...
02/24/2025
Tennis Mania Sweeps Through Perm's “Sporthall” Centre
From 2 to 8 December, the Russian Tennis Cup (deaf sports) was held in Perm at the sports complex “Sporthall”.
A total of 24 athletes from seven regions of Russia participated in this event, including representatives from Moscow City, Perm, Krasnodar and Krasnoyarsk territories, Omsk, Samara, and Kursk regions. The opening of the competition featured welcoming speeches from Valery Vykhodtsev, the senior coach of the Russian national tennis team, and Andrey Malakhov, the chairman of the...
12/08/2024
Table Tennis Fever Hits Cheboksary
On the 10th of November in Cheboksary, at the Sports School of Olympic Reserve in Table Tennis and Archery named after Irina Soldatova, the Russian Cup in Table Tennis (deaf sports) ended.
The three-day competition was attended by sportsmen (20 men and 18 women) from 12 regions of the country - Chuvash Republic, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Krasnodar Krai, Moscow, Nizhny Novgorod, Smolensk, Chelyabinsk, Orenburg, Novosibirsk, Yaroslavl and Leningrad Oblasts. In contrast to the national championship...
11/10/2024
Results of the 10th All-Russian Summer Spartakiade in Deaf Sports
The capital of the Republic of Mordovia warmly welcomed participants and guests at the tenth anniversary All-Russian Summer Spartakiade in Deaf Sports, held from 1 to 5 November
The capital of the Republic of Mordovia warmly welcomed participants and guests at the tenth anniversary All-Russian Summer Spartakiade in Deaf Sports, held fr om 1 to 5 November. Around 655 young athletes fr om 37 regions of the country showcased their skills at this grand sporting event. This year, the Spartakiade...
11/06/2024
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