Svetlana Demina wins bronze medal at World Cup in trap-shooting
2 November 2009, Monday
Famous Tatarstan sportswoman Svetala Demina won a bronze medal at World Cup in trap-shooting. She became the third in skeet competitions among women on November 1 in Beijing.
Svetlana Demina hit 69 of 75 targets in the qualifying tour. American Kathleen Connor and German Cristin Venzel achieved the same results. Katyusha Spada from Italy was the first; her fellow-countrywoman Chiara Conero was the second.
In the final, Conero failed shooting with 17 targets out of 25. Spada also didn’t show a good result, but managed to hold the second place.
Svetlana Demina hit 20 targets out of 25, as well as Kathleen Connor. Venzel hit 21 targets. In the end, the German sportswoman turned to be lucky in the struggle for the gold medal. Demina defeated the American shooters and took the bronze.
It is the 6 medal of Demina at such tournaments. Two years ago, Svetlana Demina also was the third at the competitions in Belgrade.
On 20 January Tatarstan State Counselor Mintimer Shaimiev got a phone call from Russian President Vladimir Putin who congratulated him with his 88th birthday.
Today numerous congratulatory telegrammes are coming from heads of states, regions and republics, representatives of the society, science, education , residents of the country and Tatarstan.
On 28 December the Rais (Head) of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov handed in the State Counselor of the republic Mintimer Shaimiev the Letter of Appreciation from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
On 20 December at his meeting with the Director General of the Grid Company of the republic Ilshat Fairdieyv in the Kazan Kremlin on the eve of the Day of the Energy Worker, Tatarstan State Counselor Mintimer Shaimiev congratulated him not only with the holiday but also with 25th years of his work in the energy system of the republic.
On December 9, the State Counselor of Tatarstan, the Hero of Labour of Russia Mintimer Shaimiev congratulated Tatarstan residents on the Heroes of the Fatherland Day.
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