18en GAMES OF SMALL COUNTRIES OF EUROPE - DAY 4 Zlatna Ljiljana MatovicTto say a day in athletic competitions at the 18th Games of Small European Countries by Montenegrin national team players who won five medals - one gold, two silver and two bronze - was marked by Ljiljana Matović, who was surprised by the winning of another medal. After a long bronze bronze with a new personal record (5.98), Ljiljana brilliated in a trophy and with a new personal record of 12.82 meters she reached the gold medal. Silver was won by Maltese Klari Azopardi (12.3) and bronze Islanđani Irmi Gunarsdotir (12.09). Kristina Rakocevic won the silver in the disc throw with a score of 52.94 meters. In front of Kristina found Kipranka, Andronika Lada with a score of 54.6 meters, while bronze was won by Kristin Karlsdotir from Iceland. Unlike Kristina, from whom gold was expected, the men's relay of Montenegro 4h100 was pleasantly surprised: Luka Rakic, Kristijan Subotić, Edin Erović and Srdan Marić, who won silver in the time of 42.51 seconds. The gold went to the San Marino Relay, which is also the first gold for this country at the Games, while the Bronze were the boys from Iceland. Darko Pešić arrived to the medal, but the bronze arrived - the 22-year-old Cetinje's 110-meter race with crosses finished in 14.86 seconds. The gold medal went to Luxembourg's Franco Graile who ran out of the race for 14.52 seconds, while silver won Isak oli Trastason from Iceland with a score of 14.85. Bronze also won Sladjana Perunovic in the race at 10,000 with time. The gold went to Lizzie Bezini from Malta, and silver coated Dagmar Ana Handžlik from Cyprus. which won silver at a time of 42.51 seconds. The gold went to the San Marino Relay, which is also the first gold for this country at the Games, while the Bronze were the boys from Iceland. Darko Pešić arrived to the medal, but the bronze arrived - the 22-year-old Cetinje's 110-meter race with crosses finished in 14.86 seconds. The gold medal went to Luxembourg's Franco Graile who ran out of the race for 14.52 seconds, while silver won Isak oli Trastason from Iceland with a score of 14.85. Bronze also won Sladjana Perunovic in the race at 10,000 with time. The gold went to Lizzie Bezini from Malta, and silver coated Dagmar Ana Handžlik from Cyprus. which won silver at a time of 42.51 seconds. The gold went to the San Marino Relay, which is also the first gold for this country at the Games, while the Bronze were the boys from Iceland. Darko Pešić arrived to the medal, but the bronze arrived - the 22-year-old Cetinje's 110-meter race with crosses finished in 14.86 seconds. The gold medal went to Luxembourg's Franco Graile who ran out of the race for 14.52 seconds, while silver won Isak oli Trastason from Iceland with a score of 14.85. Bronze also won Sladjana Perunovic in the race at 10,000 with time. The gold went to Lizzie Bezini from Malta, and silver coated Dagmar Ana Handžlik from Cyprus. but Darko Pesic also arrived - a twenty-year-old Cetinje's 110-meter race with overhangs finished in 14.86 seconds. The gold medal went to Luxembourg's Franco Graile who ran out of the race for 14.52 seconds, while silver won Isak oli Trastason from Iceland with a score of 14.85. Bronze also won Sladjana Perunovic in the race at 10,000 with time. The gold went to Lizzie Bezini from Malta, and silver coated Dagmar Ana Handžlik from Cyprus. but Darko Pesic also arrived - a twenty-year-old Cetinje's 110-meter race with overhangs finished in 14.86 seconds. The gold medal went to Luxembourg's Franco Graile who ran out of the race for 14.52 seconds, while silver won Isak oli Trastason from Iceland with a score of 14.85. Bronze also won Sladjana Perunovic in the race at 10,000 with time. The gold went to Lizzie Bezini from Malta, and silver coated Dagmar Ana Handžlik from Cyprus.
Volleyball
players up to the throne Volleyball national team of Montenegro has registered another victory in the Games of small countries of Europe, and so it has reached a step from the gold medal. In the fourth round of the tournament, "red" with 3: 0 beat the national team of San Marino for maximum impact on the games. The rest of the match Montenegrin national team plays today at 13:00 against Monaco.
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https://www.dan.co.me/?nivo=3&rubrika=Sport&clanak=698678&datum=2019-06-0118en GAMES OF SMALL COUNTRIES OF EUROPE - DAY 4 Zlatna Ljiljana MatovicTto say a day in athletic competitions at the 18th Games of Small European Countries by Montenegrin national team players who won five medals - one gold, two silver and two bronze - was marked by Ljiljana Matović, who was surprised by the winning of another medal. After a long bronze bronze with a new personal record (5.98), Ljiljana brilliated in a trophy and with a new personal record of 12.82 meters she reached the gold medal. Silver was won by Maltese Klari Azopardi (12.3) and bronze Islanđani Irmi Gunarsdotir (12.09). Kristina Rakocevic won the silver in the disc throw with a score of 52.94 meters. In front of Kristina found Kipranka, Andronika Lada with a score of 54.6 meters, while bronze was won by Kristin Karlsdotir from Iceland. Unlike Kristina, from whom gold was expected, the men's relay of Montenegro 4h100 was pleasantly surprised: Luka Rakic, Kristijan Subotić, Edin Erović and Srdan Marić, who won silver in the time of 42.51 seconds. The gold went to the San Marino Relay, which is also the first gold for this country at the Games, while the Bronze were the boys from Iceland. Darko Pešić arrived to the medal, but the bronze arrived - the 22-year-old Cetinje's 110-meter race with crosses finished in 14.86 seconds. The gold medal went to Luxembourg's Franco Graile who ran out of the race for 14.52 seconds, while silver won Isak oli Trastason from Iceland with a score of 14.85. Bronze also won Sladjana Perunovic in the race at 10,000 with time. The gold went to Lizzie Bezini from Malta, and silver coated Dagmar Ana Handžlik from Cyprus. which won silver at a time of 42.51 seconds. The gold went to the San Marino Relay, which is also the first gold for this country at the Games, while the Bronze were the boys from Iceland. Darko Pešić arrived to the medal, but the bronze arrived - the 22-year-old Cetinje's 110-meter race with crosses finished in 14.86 seconds. The gold medal went to Luxembourg's Franco Graile who ran out of the race for 14.52 seconds, while silver won Isak oli Trastason from Iceland with a score of 14.85. Bronze also won Sladjana Perunovic in the race at 10,000 with time. The gold went to Lizzie Bezini from Malta, and silver coated Dagmar Ana Handžlik from Cyprus. which won silver at a time of 42.51 seconds. The gold went to the San Marino Relay, which is also the first gold for this country at the Games, while the Bronze were the boys from Iceland. Darko Pešić arrived to the medal, but the bronze arrived - the 22-year-old Cetinje's 110-meter race with crosses finished in 14.86 seconds. The gold medal went to Luxembourg's Franco Graile who ran out of the race for 14.52 seconds, while silver won Isak oli Trastason from Iceland with a score of 14.85. Bronze also won Sladjana Perunovic in the race at 10,000 with time. The gold went to Lizzie Bezini from Malta, and silver coated Dagmar Ana Handžlik from Cyprus. but Darko Pesic also arrived - a twenty-year-old Cetinje's 110-meter race with overhangs finished in 14.86 seconds. The gold medal went to Luxembourg's Franco Graile who ran out of the race for 14.52 seconds, while silver won Isak oli Trastason from Iceland with a score of 14.85. Bronze also won Sladjana Perunovic in the race at 10,000 with time. The gold went to Lizzie Bezini from Malta, and silver coated Dagmar Ana Handžlik from Cyprus. but Darko Pesic also arrived - a twenty-year-old Cetinje's 110-meter race with overhangs finished in 14.86 seconds. The gold medal went to Luxembourg's Franco Graile who ran out of the race for 14.52 seconds, while silver won Isak oli Trastason from Iceland with a score of 14.85. Bronze also won Sladjana Perunovic in the race at 10,000 with time. The gold went to Lizzie Bezini from Malta, and silver coated Dagmar Ana Handžlik from Cyprus.
Volleyball
players up to the throne Volleyball national team of Montenegro has registered another victory in the Games of small countries of Europe, and so it has reached a step from the gold medal. In the fourth round of the tournament, "red" with 3: 0 beat the national team of San Marino for maximum impact on the games. The rest of the match Montenegrin national team plays today at 13:00 against Monaco.
For ranking medals, continue on
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