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This document introduces several young athletes from Caucasian Mineral Waters, Russia who are showing promise in track and field. It summarizes their accomplishments, including winning regional championships and international medals. The author expresses confidence that with hard work, these athletes will help ensure a strong future for Russian sports.
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Sport Russia
- 1. Sport Russia Our great country is famous worldwide for its athletes. It's not a secret, that all great people have become well-known through hard work and patience. Young athletes from the cities of Caucasian Mineral Waters know this fact firsthand. I' d like to introduce them briefly in my small presentation. I am convinced that the future of sports of Russia is in safe hands.
- 2. Iosif Kutsurov is candidate Master of Sports on track and field athletics He specializes in sprint ( 60m, 100m, 200m), the winner of championship of the North Caucasus Federal district and southern Federal district, and also a winner and prize-winner of the all-Russian competitions on track and field athletics.
- 3. Katya Alekseyeva Is Master of Sports, she specializes in sprint (100-800 m) . Katya is the winner of the Championships of the North Caucasus Federal district, southern Federal district, Moscow region, and also the Championship of Russia. She represents the Team of Russia at the international level, having excellent results on the championship of Europe.
- 4. Felix Shestopalov Is Master of Sports, he specializes in the all-around. Felix is the winner of championship of the North Caucasus Federal district, southern Federal district, Championship of Russia. The winner of the VI Summer school sports days. This boy represents the Russian national Team on the international arena. This year he won the Silver medal of the Junior Champion of the World in Donetsk.
- 5. Raferty Satunts Is Candidate Master of Sports, specializes in the hurdles and sprint (100-400m). Raf is the winner of championship of the North Caucasus Federal district and southern Federal district, the Winner of the 3rd stage of the VI summer games of pupils in Sochi 2013, as well as the winner of the all-Russia tournament «the Cup of Zelentsova» in Novorossiysk, 2013.
- 6. Grigory Savchenko Is Candidate Master of sports, he specializes in the all-around. Grigory is the Multiple winner and prize-winner of the Championships of the North Caucasus Federal district and southern Federal district, the winner and prize-winner of the all-Russia competitions on track and field athletics Memory of the famous Russian coach A.A. Streltsov in Shakhty, 2013.
- 7. They are our proud and future of the country