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2007 Futsal World Cup
Date: June 10-20, 2007.
Location: Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Russia.
Cities to host: Yakutsk, Nerungri, Mirny, Lensk.
Twelve teams are expected to compete for the Cup of World. |
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Russia's Boxing Championship 2007
Location: 50 Years of Victory Sport Palace, Yakutsk. Dates: April 30, 2007 – May 9, 2007. 242 boxers are expected to appear on the boxing ring. This national championship is the last prior to Olympic Games 2008 in Beijing. |
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Long cycling from Verkhoyansk to Yakutsk
Eight local adventurers are to start long cycling on the route Verkhoyansk – Khandyga – Yakutsk on April 10, 2007. Cyclists intend to overcome 1500 km for 15 days and popularize healthy lifestyle. |
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The World Championship started in Yakutsk
The World Championship for International and Russian Checkers has been launched in Yakutsk on October 10, 2006. The tournament consists of three sets with four games each. The first set has been playing in the capital of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). |
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Farewell, Roman!
The rising sport star vanished. On Monday, 9th October, the city of Nerugri bid farewell to Russian wightlifting champion Roman Dobryansky who passed away. He is the winner of regional, national and continental championships. |
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Yakutian kickboxers are world champs
Kliment Fedorov and Ksenia Pak won gold medals at the 6th WAKO World Kickboxing Championship for Juniors held in the city of Zadar, Croatia, from 26th September to 1st October, 2006. |
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Karate: North Spirit House Unites People
Harry Vasnievsky , chief instructor of the British Fightingship Association of Policemen, trained the officials of Yakutian force structures – FSB, MIA, State Narcotic Control, Punishment service in the Gen–Sin–Kan hall (North Spirit House). |
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Fights between Yakutia and USA
Team match between Yakutia (Russia) and Oregon (USA) took place at Tuymaada Stadium on August 25, 2006. The event was arranged by Belyj Medved Club based in the capital of the republic. |
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Velo Baikal 2006 Expedition is over
The Yakutian cyclists finished a long-distance expedition to Baikal lake. The total run is 800 km. The journey lasted from July 25, 2006 till August 11, 2006. The trip was mainly done on the territory of Buryatia and Irkutsk oblast. |
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Three gold trophies from Europe
On August 7, 2006 the European Junior International Checkers Championship completed in Tallinn, Estonia. Yakutians players defending Russia did first-rate work. They won three gold medals, one silver, and one bronze, Yakutia-Sakha News Agency informed on Aug. 10. |
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A pankration winner
A Yakutian fighter Mukhamed Aushev (80 kg) managed to conquer VIII International Pankration Tournament in Kazakhstan. That way he earned a pass to the World Pankration Championship 2006, Yakutia-Sakha News Agency informed on August 08, 2006. |
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A bicycle journey to Baikal Lake
On July 25, 2006 a group of 9 cyclists started their long journey from the central square of Yakutsk to Baikal Lake. Trip will take approximately tree weeks. Total distance is about 800 km. The team consists of 7 males and 2 females. They have good calisthenics and two-year travel experience. |
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The Planet of Mongolia conquered
Shintop Trophy: the Planet of Mongolia is the expedition originated and arranged by Vladivostok Off-road Vehicles Club. On June 1, adventurers finished the three-week long distance run in Ulan Bator . For the second time, Yakutian off-road drivers scored the best result and won the race. |
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Concentrat FC is the best in Europe
SPAIN , May 20 – Concentrat Futsal Team, of Nerungri/Yakutia, won the Cup of European Champions, the most prestige tournament on the continent. Concentrat FC defeated Promosione Kartahena ( Spain ) with score 3:2. |
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Anastasia Diodorova's Gold Harvest
16-year-old Yakutian Anastasia Diodorova reaped a fine crop of gold medals in Russian Short Course Swimming Open Championship for Athletes with a Physical Disability in Nizhni Novgorod. She set five records and is ready to compete for World Cup. That's the way to go! |
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