2024-05-25 21:49:27
Bulgarian athletes have received three medals to date on the Balkaniad in Izmir (Turkey). Bozhidar Sarabojukov was the primary to attain for Bulgaria within the lengthy leap. The nation’s #1 athlete for 2023 took the silver with a results of 8.12 meters. In Izmir, the Bulgarian was crushed solely by the Olympic, world and European champion Miltiadis Tentoglu, who received the Balkan title with 8.17 meters (-4.0 m/s). The bronze award went to Nazim Babaev (Azerbaijan) with 7.83 meters (-1.4 m/s).
Alexandra Nacheva achieved the strongest results of her profession within the triple leap for a silver medal on the Balkaniad. The 22-year-old from Plovdiv, who six years in the past grew to become world champion for ladies beneath 20 with 14.18 meters, earned second place in Turkey with 14.23 meters (0.0 m/s). She achieved this lead to her third try. This can be a private file for Nacheva and a coated norm for the European Championship in Rome from June 7 to 12. Coach Stoyko Tsonov’s graduate made one other try over 14 meters tonight – 14.20 meters (2.5 m/s) on her fourth outing within the sector, but it surely was registered with wind above the permitted values. Balkan champion with 14.33 meters (2.6 m/s) grew to become the European indoor gold medalist from Istanbul 2023 and the host consultant Tuchba Danashmaz with 14.33 meters, and the bronze medal went to Romanian Florentina Costina Yusko with 14.19 meters (2.8 m/s).
Tihomir Ivanov received the third medal for Bulgaria in Izmir in the present day, after successful the bronze within the excessive leap with a results of 2.15 meters. Ukrainian Vladislav Lavsky grew to become the Balkan champion with 2.23 meters, and the silver medal with 2.20 meters was taken by the consultant of Greece, Antonios Merlos.
Within the ladies’s 100m ultimate, Kristen Radukanova completed eighth in 11.67 seconds (1.3m/sec), after operating 11.61 seconds within the semi-finals within the morning.
Bulgaria’s file holder within the marathon, Militsa Mircheva, completed fifth within the 3000 meters with 9:38.35 minutes.
Martin Balabanov took sixth place within the males’s 1500 meters with 3:56.84 minutes.
Valentin Andreev is ninth within the hammer throw with a results of 67.29 meters.