Universiade in athletics among educational institutions of higher education in the Belgorod region. V All-Russian Summer Universiade in Athletics 4th Universiade in Athletics
The Universiade took place in Belgorod athletics among educational organizations of higher education in the Belgorod region in 2018.
The institute's track and field athletics team defended the champion title for the fourth time and took first place with a score of 485 points. In second place with a score of 415 points is the national team of the Belgorod State Technological University named after V.G. Shukhov, third place with a score of 412 points was taken by the team of the Belgorod State Agrarian University named after V.Ya. Gorin, fourth place with a score of 407 points for the national team of the National Research University "Belgorod State University", fifth place for the team of the Belgorod University of Cooperation, Economics and Law. 27 cadets and students competed for our team, of which 14 were boys and 13 girls.
In the 4x100 meter relay (men), the participants took 3rd place with a result of 44.5 s.
In the individual championship, demonstrating sportsmanship and the will to win, the following became champions and prize-winners:
Ivan Mamatov, cadet of the 111th FPDoz platoon - 100 meters distance (men) - 2nd place with a result of 10.9 s; 200 meters distance (men) – 1st place with a result of 23.1 s;
Ekaterina Doronina, cadet of the 234th FPD platoon - 100 meters distance (women) - 1st place with a result of 12.3 s; 200 meters distance (women) – 3rd place with a result of 26.1 s;
Vladislav Logvinenko, student of the 251st FPD platoon - 400 meters distance (men) - 3rd place with a result of 50.2 s; 800 meters distance (men) – 1st place with a result of 1 min. 57.0 s;
Hasanov Sabir, cadet of the 245th FPD platoon - 800 meters distance (men) - 2nd place with a result of 1 min. 57.6 s; distance 1500 meters (men) – 1st place with a result of 4 minutes. 05.5 s;
Elena Udalova, cadet of the 313th FBT platoon - 800 meters distance (women) - 2nd place with a result of 2 minutes. 25.6 s; distance 1500 meters (women) – 3rd place with a result of 5 minutes. 05.7 s;
Dolzhenko Ivan, cadet of the 333rd platoon of the FBT - distance of 1500 meters (men) - 3rd place with a result of 4 minutes. 10.5 s; distance 3000 meters (men) – 1st place with a result of 9 minutes. 11.4 s;
Khvostova Anastasia, cadet of the 132nd platoon FPDoz - distance 1500 meters (women) - 1st place with a result of 4 minutes. 59.5 s, 3000 meters distance (women) - 2nd place with a result of 11 minutes. 10.0 s;
Kurdyukova Svetlana, cadet of the 233rd FPD platoon - distance 1500 meters (women) - 2nd place with a result of 5 minutes. 02.9 s; distance 3000 meters (women) – 1st place with a result of 11 minutes. 07.6 s.
The team was prepared by teachers of the department physical training senior police lieutenant A. Kandabar and police lieutenant S. Klimenko, deputy head of the department of physical training, police lieutenant colonel A. Kulinichev, as well as trainers and teachers of Children's Sports School No. 2 of the city of Belgorod Gennady Kopeikin, Valentina Nerubenko, Sergey Zhupiev, Vladimir Khlyakin and Vladimir Bychkov.
Our athletes showed excellent results on the treadmill, many set their personal bests. The national team was awarded a cup, a diploma and a letter of gratitude from the head of the department physical culture and sports of the Belgorod region O. Serdyukov.
We wish our athletes further success and great victories, as well as worthy performance in the personal and team championship of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in athletics cross-country among educational organizations, which will be held in the city of Barnaul from September 1 to 6, 2018.
From June 29 to July 3, 2016, the Smolensk State Academy of Physical Culture, Sports and Tourism hosted final stage in athletics within the framework of the V All-Russian Summer Universiade.
The RSUPESY&T team, consisting of students from the Department of Technical and Mathematical Athletics, won third overall team place, scoring 578 points. First place went to Penza State University - 668 points, and silver went to representatives of the National State University of Physical Culture, Sports and Health named after P. F. Lesgaft, (St. Petersburg) - 643 points.
Students, undergraduates and graduates of our department performed successfully:
3rd year student Marina Buchelnikova won the long jump competition with a score of 6.52.
1st year student Kuznetsova Alisa finished 7th in the triple jump and 13th in the long jump.
3rd year student Rezvanova Svetlana became 9th at a distance of 100 m and 15th at a distance of 200 m.
1st year student Dmitrieva Alina became 26th in the 100 m race. 3rd year student Tarasov Arkady took 6th place in the 110m sprint.
Graduate Magauyanov Azamat took 3rd place in the 400m hurdles with a score of 53.06 , and 12th in the 400m. Graduate Sergey Ishtryakov took 3rd place in the long jump with a score of 7.38 m . A 1st year student came 9th in the long jump Ivan Tatarinov.
1-year master's student Anastasia Nemykina became first at a distance of 1500 m with a result of 4:19.58 minutes, second at a distance of 800 m (result - 2:04.23 minutes).
2nd year student Valery Chebrukov became 5th in the 3000 m hurdles and 11th in the 1500 m. 1st year student Zakharchenko Tatyana finished 16th in the javelin throw.
1st year master's student Tatyana Stetsyuk became first in pole vault with a score of 3.80 and 8th in high jump.
Graduate Zubareva Yulia became 3rd at a distance of 400 m s/b and 8th at a distance of 400 m.
2nd year student Elena Mrykhina won the all-around , scoring 5137 points. In the all-around among boys, 1st year master's student Roman Pavlovich took second place, scoring 6514 points and finished 8th in the javelin throw.
Graduate Yulia Maltseva became first in the discus throw with a result of 61.51 m and 7th in the hammer throw. 1st year student Timofey Lukashev He finished 6th in the hammer throw and 12th in the discus throw. Graduate Artem Podolsky won the shot put competition with a score of 19.02 m and took second in the discus throw with a score of 54.61 m. Graduate Anastasia Podolskaya became first in the shot put with a result of 17.23 m and 5th in the discus throw. 3rd year student Krylova Olga won the hammer throw competition with a score of 58.54 m and finished 16th in the shot put.
In the 4x100m relay, the women's team (composed of: Buchelnikova Marina, Rezvanova Svetlana, Zubareva Yulia, Dmitrieva Alina) took 4th place. Men's team (composed of: Ishtryakov Sergey, Magauyanov Azamat, Tatarinov Ivan and Tarasov Arkady) became 6th.
Congratulations to the prize-winners, winners and competition participants!!!
From June 30 to July 2 in Smolensk, at the SGAAFKSiT stadium, the second stage V took place All-Russian Universiade in athletics. University teams representing 33 regions of Russia took part in the tournament. A solid group of athletes gathered, among whom were Honored Masters, international masters of sports, and winners of the recently held national championship in Cheboksary. In the absence of foreign starts, the leading Russian athletes the opportunity presented itself to perform once again, as well as to defend the sporting honor of my native alma mater, since the competition was of a team nature. According to the results of the first day, the team of the Russian State University of Physics and Technology (formerly the capital State Center for Physical Education and Physical Culture) took the lead. This was facilitated by a series of convincing victories. Let us note the discus thrower Yulia Maltseva, who won with a high result of 61.51 meters. Marina Guchelnikova, in intense competition with Elena Mashinistova from Krasnoyarsk, became the best in the long jump, flying over the mark of 6.52 meters. Rushan Abdulkaderov was the first to cross the finish line in short sprint. Artem Podolsky was the strongest in the group of shot putters. Anastasia Nemykina had no equal in the 1500 meter final. Among the athletes who competed for other universities, one can highlight Anastasia Grigorieva (P.F. Lesgaft University, St. Petersburg). The silver medalist of the 2016 Russian Championship ran the 100-meter dash in 11.30 seconds. Semyon Pozdnyakov (Primorsky Territory) became the winner in the men's high jump. Anastasia Bednova from Vladimir and Pavel Koval from Ivanovo took the lead in the 1-lap race. Denis Bashkirtsev from Penza distinguished himself in the “one and a half”. The crown of the first day of the competition was the performances of the male Hammer fighters. Smolensk athlete Evgeniy Korotovsky won a confident victory in the sector. There is the first “gold” in the treasury of the Smolensk Academy of Physical Culture! The second day's program was the most intense, with 16 sets of awards being awarded. And the tone for the entire competition day was set by World High Jump Champion Maria Kuchina. This time the Volgograd athlete achieved a height of 1.90 meters. Ekaterina Bleskina showed 13.24 seconds in the 100-meter hurdles - this is best result season in the country. Russian champion in the 800 meter race Anna Gulyaeva was out of competition here too, her result was 2.02.10 seconds. Kristina Khorosheva (Penza) and Andrey Kukhorenko (Moscow) were ahead of everyone at the 200-meter distance. In the triple jump, Natalya Evdokimova from Kazan landed at 13.48 meters. Fedor Kiselkov (Primorsky Territory) pleased with his long jumps. His best attempt was 7.79 meters. Vladislav Panasenkov (pictured) won the second victory for the Smolensk team at these competitions. With a personal record of 75.70 meters, he was the best in the company of javelin throwers. And on the final day, our Alexey Fedorov climbed to the top step of the podium, beating his opponents in the triple jump. The competition ended with the men's and women's 4x100 meter relay races. The fastest and most coordinated in transmissions baton turned out to be Penza athletes. Thanks to victories in this event, they decided the outcome of the team fight in their favor. Penza State University ultimately scored 668 points and took 1st place. Having lost literally “on the flag”, the team of the National State University named after P.F. Lesgaft (St. Petersburg) with a total of 643 points became second. The leading group of universities includes representatives from Moscow, Krasnodar, Volgograd, and Vladivostok. The SGAFKSiT student team finished ninth with 274 points.
Since the 1st Summer Universiade 1959 in Turin Athletics included in compulsory program Games 87 medals were played in Turin, 14 of which were won by athletes from Soviet Union. The first champions of the World Summer University Games in athletics were Oleg Ryakhovsky, Vasily Kuznetsov, and Elvira Ozolina. At various times, such legendary athletes as Valery Brummel, Tamara and Irina Press, Igor Ter-Ovanesyan, Viktor Saneev, Natalya Lisovskaya, Natalya Sadova, Tatyana Lebedeva, Alexander Shustov performed at the World University Games. At the Universiade in Belgrade Russian athletes stood on the podium more often than others, winning 16 medals, 7 of which were gold.
In 2011, at the Universiade in Shenzhen, Elena Migunova brought two medals to the national team, and Dmitry Buryak won 1st place in the 4x400m relay race (parallel competition Irkutsk region - Tatarstan).
Women
Many can be considered Tatarstan's women's athletics stars, but only a few are Olympic champions, prize-winners of the World and European Championships.
- Olga Rukavishnikova - first prize-winner of the XX Summer Olympic Games in 1980.
in Moscow, where she won a silver medal in the pentathlon.
- Liliya Nurutdinova (N. Chelny) won gold in the 4x400m relay.
and a silver medal in the 800m in 1992 in Barcelona.
- Multiple participant in the World and European Championships, champion of Russia MSMK Nina Perevedentseva has repeatedly won high places in the international arena, 6 m 85 cm ( International competitions in athletics, 1998) is still the Tatarstan record in the long jump.
- ZMS, winner of the European Championships, participant of two World Universiade(in Japan and Italy) - Vostrikova Irina.
They can rightfully be considered the stars of the republic’s athletics.
Men
There were quite a few Tatarstan track and field athletes who competed in international arenas. For example, we can recall 110 S/B runner Igor Perevedentsev, who became 4th at the 1986 Goodwill Games, long jumper Ruslan Gataullin, who was a participant in the World and European Championships, runner Artem Mastrov was a participant in the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, pusher core Alexander Salnikov was a participant in the European Winter Championship, 110 S/B runner Sergei Manakov was a participant in the European Championship and the 1998 Goodwill Games, marathon runner Ravil Kashapov was a participant in the Olympic Games (1988, South Korea, Seoul), European and World Cups.
However, the first and only winner Olympic Games among Tatarstan men, Denis Kapustin became a triple champion jumper. From 1989 to 2003 Denis Kapustin was a member of the USSR, CIS and Russian national teams, and successfully competed with world athletics stars such as Olympic champion and current world record holder Jonathan Edwards from Great Britain. At the end sports career he made a significant contribution to the achievements of Tatarstan athletes and as a coach, having worked with such famous athletes, as MSMK Yulia Zinovieva, ZMS Igor Spasovkhodsky, MSMK Alsu Murtazina, MSMK Anna Kuropatkina.
Today's time. Stars of the new generation
The last Olympics in Beijing was the luckiest for Tatarstan. In 2008, in Beijing, 3 representatives of Tatarstan won olympic medals. Gulnara Galkina-Samitova from Naberezhnye Chelny became the triumphant of Beijing. Competing in steeplechase, the athlete won Olympic gold, establishing world and olympic records(8.58.81 is included in the Guinness Book of Records). The bronze medalist at this distance was the representative of Nizhnekamsk, Ekaterina Volkova. In the 4x400 relay, the silver medalist was Kazan athlete Elena Migunova.
As for the World and European Championships, our athletes “keep their mark” here too. The already mentioned Ekaterina Volkova won the World Championships in Osaka in 2007.
At the 2009 World Championships, it was women who allowed Tatarstan to set a record for the massive participation of our athletes in such a large international forum. Runners Galkina-Samitova, Volkova, Natalya Rusakova, Lyubov Morgunova, pole skater Alexandra Kiryashova, javelin thrower Valeria Zabruskova - six of our athletes were part of the Russian national team!
In 2011, Yulia Zaripova, playing for the national team of the republic, won gold at the World Championship (Korea, Daegu).
For the development of athletics in the republic there are:
- 7 athletics arenas,
- 18 stadiums with athletics running tracks and sectors,
- 62 athletics departments in specialized schools for children and youth Olympic reserve, Youth Sports School and children's and youth physical training clubs.
Competitions held on the territory of the Republic of Tatarstan
1. Tournament in memory of Yu. Krasilnikov. In 2011, more than 700 athletes from all over Russia took part
2. All-Russian all-around competitions
3. Championships and Championships of the Republic of Tatarstan
4. Cup of six teams among veterans
5. All-Russian final competition “Shipovka of the Young”
