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Source: Novosibirsk State University –
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Nearly one hundred and fifty students from all faculties and institutes, as well as students from the VKI and SUNC, took part in the GTO Multi-Around competition as part of the NSU Spartakiad. The program included five events: standing long jump; high bar pull-ups for boys and push-ups for girls; standing forward bend (flexibility); 3x10m shuttle run; and sit-ups (abs).
Individual championships were determined by the total points for each all-around event. Results were tallied separately for first-year students and students from the Specialized Scientific Center, with the prizes distributed as follows:
1st year girls 1st place – Alena Borodina (NSU SENC), 351 points 2nd place – Alena Leonova (EF), 334 points 3rd place – Sofia Dudareva (EF) and Kira Antonova (MMF), 323 points 1st year boys 1st place – Yakov Khramchenko (EF), 297 points 2nd place – Nikita Evsin (NSU SENC), 295 points 3rd place – Ayur Sodboev (FF), 295 points
Among senior students, the winners were:
Girls
1st place – Tatyana Nefedova, State Institute of Physical Culture, 354 points 2nd place – Valeria Shatskova, State Institute of Physical Culture, 342 points 3rd place – Anastasia Osmushkina, Institute of Physical Culture, 332 points
️Boys 1st place – Nikita Sobolev (FF), 314 points 2nd place – Miron Gaskov (FIT), 299 points 3rd place – Nikita Tropin (FIT), 292 points
The team standings were based on the sum of the three best female and three best male scores. The team from the Faculty of Economics took first place by a significant margin, scoring 1,761 points: Alena Leonova, Sofia Dudareva, Evgeniya Malinina, Yakov Khramchenko, Mikhail Muravyov, and Vyacheslav Garchenko. The team from the Faculty of Physics came in second with 1,721 points: Nikita Sobolev, Rada Luzan, Ayur Sodboev, Nikita Peshkov, Vasilina Bedareva, and Victoria Ananyeva. Third place, with 1,707 points, went to students from the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics: Kira Antonova, Daria Zavalishina, Vasily Komogortsev, Mark Makhalov, Artem Vorobey, and Maria Stepanenkova. Congratulations to the winners and runners-up, and we wish them continued success in their sport! We thank all the students for their participation, and the chief judge of the competition, Anna Yuzhakova, and the other teachers of the physical education department for the excellent organization.
Competition results on the page: https://vk.com/sport_nsu
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