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Team Bulgaria final tally is 20 athletes, which give or take a few, has been our norm in every Winter Olympics in the past 30 years. The breakdown is 12 men and 8 women. Alpine Skiing - 3 (2 M + 1 W) - Albert Popov - Kalin Zlatkov - Anina Zurbriggen Biathlon - 8 (4 M + 4 W) - Vladimir Iliev - Blagoy Todev - Anton Sinapov - Konstantin Vasilev - Milena Todorova - Lora Hristova - Valentina Dimitrova - Maria Zdravkova Cross-country - 3 (2 M + 1 W) - Mario Matikanov - Daniel Peshkov - Kalina Nedyalkova Figure skating - 1 (0 M + 1 W) - Alexandra Feigin Ski-jumping - 1 (1 M + 0 W) - Vladimir Zografski Snowboarding - 4 (3 M + 1 W) - Radoslav Yankov - Tervel Zamfirov - Alexander Krashniak - Malena Zamfirova Beside the athletes there will be another 33 people delegation of coaches, physios, officials etc. -
Friday January 23rd, 2026 - Round-Robin Day 4 Schedule (GMT +3) 13:00 New Zealand vs Latvia 16:30 Netherlands vs Kazakhstan 20:00 Turkiye vs South Korea -
Thursday January 22nd, 2026 - Round-Robin Day 3 Results (GMT +3) 13:00 Latvia 4 - 3 Netherlands 16:30 South Korea 10 - 0 New Zealand 20:00 Kazakhstan 5 - 1 Turkiye Provisional Standing After Day 3: 1. 9 ----------------- 2. 8 3. 4 4. 3 5. 3 ----------------- 6. 0
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Following the launch of the sample re-analysis program for the Olympic Games Rio 2016, the ITA reports that the re-analysis of the 2016 samples provided by the following athletes have returned adverse analytical findings (AAF): Esraa Elsayed Rashed Elsayed Ahmed, Egyptian weightlifter, provided a sample on 6 August 2016 which, after re-analysis, returned an AAF for methandienone (danabol) metabolite. The athlete participated in the women -63 kg weightlifting event at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 and finished 7th. Rafael Augusto Buzacarini, Brazilian judoka, provided a sample on 9 August 2016 which, after re-analysis, returned an AAF for dehydrochlormethyltestosterone metabolite. The athlete participated in the men -100 kg judo event and finished 9th. Soslan Daurov, Belarussian wrestler, provided a sample on 12 August 2016 which, after re-analysis, returned an AAF for dehydrochlormethyltestosterone metabolite. The athlete participated in the men -59 kg greco-romain wrestling event and placed 15th. Aurimas Didzbalis, Lithuanian weightlifter, provided a sample on 13 August 2016 which, after re-analysis, returned an AAF for methandienone (danabol) metabolite. The athlete participated in the men -94 kg weightlifting event at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 and obtained the bronze medal. Ivan Efremov, Uzbek weightlifter, provided a sample on 7 August 2016 which, after re-analysis, returned an AAF for methandienone (danabol) metabolite. The athlete participated in the men’s +105 kg weightlifting event at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 and obtained the 5th. Ivet Lalova-Collio, Bulgarian track and field athlete, provided a sample on 17 August 2016 which, after re-analysis, returned an AAF for ostarine glucuronide. The athlete participated in the women sprint 200 meters event and finished 8th. Ahmed Saad, Egyptian weightlifter, provided a sample on 8 August 2016 which, after re-analysis, returned an AAF for methandienone (danabol) metabolite. The athlete participated in the Men’s -62 kg weightlifting event at the Olympic Games Rio 2016 and finished 5th. -
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Thursday January 22nd, 2026 - Round-Robin Day 4 Results (GMT +6) 13:00 Hong Kong 8 - 1 South Africa 16:30 Iran 1 - 7 Mexico 20:00 Luxembourg 2 - 5 Kyrgyzstan Provisional Standing After Day 4: 1. 12 ----------------- 2. 9 3. 9 4. 6 5. 0 6. 0
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By copravolley · Posted
Germany also fell hard in this discipline, the same thing happened to Russia - in 2022 they were much weaker than before. Romania – similar levels for years. France – strong growth until 2024, and now a decline again. Georgia – growth, but a large number of naturalized people from the Balkans play there. Generally, I see Georgia has been naturalizing a lot in various sports lately: water polo, figure skating, etc. Could that local regime there be spending much more money to further promote the country through sports?
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