On 6 August Team Belarus won 36 medals, including nine gold medals, at the 2nd CIS Games. With 50 medals Belarus go second in the total medal standings, BelTA has learned.
Belarusian weightlifters Diana Moiseyevich, Yahor Papou and Henadz Laptseu won three champion titles. Silver went to Alina Shchepanova. Yekaterina Yakusheva and Ilya Zhernovsky collected bronze medals.
In rhythmic gymnastics leader of the Belarusian national team Alina Harnasko won a gold, two silver and one bronze medals. The Belarusian team took gold and silver in group events. Yelizaveta Zorkina claimed bronze.
In the athletics tournament Anna Orlovskaya clinched two gold medals, Sofiya Karalyonok and Ilya Khomich also claimed champion titles.
Ivan Kazak and Zoya Dasko won the mixed shooting event. The Belarusian women’s beach volleyball team claimed silver, the men’s team – bronze. Four bronze medals were collected by Belarusian judokas Yevgeniya Morova, Viktoriya Suvorova, Anna Sitnik and Emilia Ksiazek.
Belarus has so far won 50 medals – 12 gold, 14 silver and 24 bronze medals. Russia is leading the medal table with 81 (39, 25, 17) medals. Uzbekistan is third with 26 (6, 9, 11) medals.
All medals on 6 August
Weightlifting
Men
61kg
1. Henadz Laptseu (Belarus)
2. Thanh Dong Nguyen (Vietnam)
3. Oleg Musokhranov (Russia).
67kg
1. Yahor Papou (Belarus)
2. Dierbek Ruzmetov (Uzbekistan)
3. Ishimbek Muratbek (Kyrgyzstan)
73kg
1. Sergei Petrov (Russia)
2. Doston Ekubov (Uzbekistan)
3. Ilya Zhernovsky (Belarus)
Women
59kg
1. Olga Te (Russia)
2. Alina Shchepanova (Belarus)
3. Nigora Abdullaeva (Uzbekistan)
64kg
1. Diana Moiseyevich (Belarus)
2. Anastasia Anzorova (Russia)
3. Yekaterina Yakusheva (Belarus)
Rhythmic gymnastics
Individual events
Hoop
1. Arina Averina (Russia)
2. Lala Kramarenko (Russia)
3. Alina Harnasko (Belarus)
Ball
1. Alina Harnasko (Belarus)
2. Lala Kramarenko (Russia)
3. Yelizaveta Zorkina (Belarus)
Clubs
1. Lala Kramarenko (Russia)
2. Alina Harnasko (Belarus)
3. Anna Popova (Russia)
Ribbon
1. Lala Kramarenko (Russia)
2. Anna Popova (Russia)
3. Alina Harnasko (Belarus)
Group routines
5 Balls
1. Belarus
2. Russia
3. Azerbaijan
5 Hoops
1. Russia
2. Belarus
3. Azerbaijan
Athletics
Women
Hammer throw
1. Sofia Karalyonok (Belarus)
2. Veronika Shcherbenok (Belarus)
3. Varvara Ivanova (Russia)
60m
1. Anna Orlovskaya (Belarus)
2. Polina Morozova (Russia)
3. Angelina Shrubyanets (Kazakhstan)
Race walking
1. Viktoria Babakova (Russia)
2. Ksenia Zimina (Russia)
3. Nadezhda Golovleva (Belarus)
300m
1. Anna Orlovskaya (Belarus)
2. Veronika Bakhireva (Russia)
3. Darya Zhilina (Uzbekistan)
Long jump
1. Marina Pisarenko (Russia)
2. Vera Belousova (Russia)
3. Alisa Ivaeva (Kazakhstan)
Men
60m
1. Nikita Budkov (Russia)
2. Bogdan Zibrev (Belarus)
3. Ilya Korebo (Belarus)
300m
1. Timur Farafullin (Russia)
2. Kirill Romanov (Russia)
3. Yegor Bereshko (Belarus)
2000m
1. Aleksandr Mikryukov (Russia)
2. Georgy Shumkov (Russia)
3. Dmitry Spassky (Kazakhstan)
Race walking
1. Kirill Prokin (Russia)
2. Danila Zagorodnev (Russia)
3. Artyom Priputnevich (Belarus)
Shot put
1. Anatoly Khomich (Belarus)
2. Maksim Sokolov (Russia)
3. Dostonbek Abdimutalov (Uzbekistan)
Pole vault
1. Andrei Fedotov (Russia)
2. Gleb Pilyuk (Belarus)
3. Arseny Kryuchenkov (Belarus)
Hexathlon
1. Rostislav Shvydkoy (Russia)
2. Ivan Belausov (Belarus)
3. Yegor Grishchenkov (Belarus)
Hammer throw
1. Maksim Khersontsev (Russia)
2. Nikita Taravsky (Belarus)
3. Ilya Voropaev (Belarus)
Shooting
Mixed. Air pistol
1. Belarus
2. Russia-1
3. Russia-2
Mixed. Air rifle
1. Russia-1
2. Russia-2
3. Russia-3
Beach volleyball
Men
1. Russia-1
2. Russia-2
3. Belarus
Women
1. Russia-1
2. Belarus-1
3. Russia-2
Judo
Men
73kg
1. Azamat Ablakulov (Uzbekistan)
2. Abu-Bakr Kantaev (Russia)
3. Mekhti Abbasov (Azerbaijan), Rustam Khatkhokhu (Russia)
81kg
1. Akhmet Turluev (Russia)
2. Astemir Tekuzhev (Russia)
3. Bekhruzbek Rustamboev (Uzbekistan), Abror Nurmanov (Uzbekistan)
90kg
1. Khakimzhon Makhkamov (Uzbekistan)
2. Davud Namazly (Azerbaijan)
3. Yevgeny Morov (Belarus), Aldiyar Sain (Kazakhstan)
Over 90kg
1. Vladimir Dosyak (Russia)
2. Karim Yagafarov (Russia)
3. Alikhan Nazymkhanov (Kazakhstan), Elnur Kholmuminov (Uzbekistan)
Women
57kg
1. Ekaterina Zhdanova (Russia)
2. Mokhinur Allaberganova (Uzbekistan)
3. Nilgyun Rzaeva (Azerbaijan), Aselakhan Aralbaeva (Uzbekistan)
63kg
1. Viktoria Martynenko (Russia)
2. Nigina Saparbaeva (Uzbekistan)
3. Emilia Ksiazek (Belarus), Nasiba Narymanova (Turkmenistan)
70kg
1. Eva Ognivova (Russia)
2. Kira Oreshnikova (Russia)
3. Anna Sitnik (Belarus), Zeinabkhanum Asadova (Azerbaijan)
Over 70kg
1. Valeria Solovey (Russia)
2. Ksenia Zanozina (Russia)
3. Viktoriya Suvorova (Belarus), Zarina Bobonazarova (Uzbekistan)
The 2nd CIS Games are held in Belarus from 4 to 14 August. More than 2,200 athletes from 23 states compete in 20 sports. The Games closing ceremony is due to take place in Minsk Arena on 13 August.
